Main Street Theatre Works is a professionally-oriented, rural theatre company performing at the
Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre in Jackson, California, Amador County. Enjoy a picnic, followed by
classical, comedy, and contemporary plays under the stars in a beautiful amphitheatre.
Main Street Theatre Works is a professionally-oriented, regional theatre company performing at the
Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre in Jackson, California. Bring a picnic, and enjoy classical, comedy, and contemporary plays under the stars in a beautiful outdoor setting.
What a perfect way to say "I Love You."
Pack a picnic dinner, your beverage of choice,
and watch live theatre at the beautiful
Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre in Jackson, CA
Get a Summer Season Subscription for just $70 for a 4-pack.
That's 30% off our general admission prices!
Tickets can be used for either show, or for the same show,
and can be used for any date of the run. Totally flexible!
PICKLEBALL, by Jeff Daniels (6/19 - 7/18)
WONDER OF THE WORLD, by David Lindsay-Abaire (8/7 - 9/5)
Order before February 10th to receive tickets ​
in time for Valentine's Day!
And be sure to include a mailing address with your order.
Announcing our 2026 Summer Season!
PICKLEBALL & WONDER OF THE WORLD
~ No apologies, no excuses, just one laugh after another ~
Pickleball is a great escape into silliness and relatability – particularly if you’re mobile and over forty.
~ Broadway World
From the creative mind of Jeff Daniels comes PICKLEBALL. Four below-average players have an opportunity to compete in a local tournament, but first must learn to overcome their limitations
in a game where there are no apologies and no excuses.
It’s a satirical look at the fastest-growing sport in America, a game that has nothing to do with pickles.
~ Fri/Sat, June 19th - July 18th ~
“Wonder of the World is exceedingly whimsical and playfully wicked. . . ~ The New York Times
WONDER OF THE WORLD is a joyously zany play by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright David Lindsay-Abaire.
When Cass discovers a dirty little secret in her husband’s sweater drawer, she flees to the honeymoon capital of the world, Niagara Falls, to start a new life and check off everything on her bucket list.
During her journey, she crosses paths with a pleasantly suicidal alcoholic, a lonely tour-boat captain,
a pair of bumbling private eyes, and a moonlighting therapist, all pushing her closer to the water’s edge.
~ Fri/Sat, August 7th - September 5th ~