There’s Nothing Better than Dinner & a Show!
Join Us for Dinner Theater Plays at the HUB!
There’s always something going on at The HUB Station! The Miracle Worker is the show we have running right now at our dinner theater. Dinner will be catered by Dan’l Boone Inn and will begin at 6:30 PM. The show will follow at 7:30 PM. The Auditorium will open at 6:00 PM to begin seating guests.
As the crisp air of spring settles in, the HUB Station Arts Center is gearing up for an extraordinary community dinner theater production of “The Miracle Worker.” Directed by the talented Keith Smith, this timeless classic promises to be a spectacle of emotions, skillfully portrayed by a remarkable cast. The lead role of Anne Sullivan will be played by the talented Kris Gibson, while her sister Samantha Gibson will take on the pivotal role of Helen Keller. Join us for an unforgettable evening of drama, heart, and inspiration.
Director’s Vision Unveiled
Under the insightful direction of Keith Smith, “The Miracle Worker” is set to come alive in a way that resonates with the audience on a profound level. Smith’s commitment to storytelling and his ability to bring out the best in his cast promises an immersive experience that transcends the boundaries of traditional theater.
Dynamic Duo: Samantha and Kris Gibson
The heart of this production lies in the powerful performances of the Gibson sisters. Samantha Gibson, taking on the challenging role of Helen Keller, is sure to captivate the audience with her talent and dedication. Kris Gibson, as Anne Sullivan, brings a nuanced and heartfelt portrayal to the stage, adding depth and authenticity to this iconic story of perseverance and triumph.
Culinary Delights by Dan’l Boone Inn
Enhancing this theatrical journey to Tuscumbia, Alabama is the delectable catering provided by none other than Dan’l Boone Inn. Renowned for their authentic southern cuisine, Dan’l Boone Inn will serve a traditional southern meal featuring mouthwatering fried chicken, country ham biscuits and all the fixins. The combination of live theater and a savory feast promises to make this event a sensory delight, leaving attendees with an experience to savor long after the final curtain falls.
Community Connection at the HUB Station Arts Center
The HUB Station Arts Center is not just a venue; it’s a hub for community engagement and cultural expression. The upcoming production of “The Miracle Worker” exemplifies the center’s commitment to providing a platform for local talent, fostering creativity, and bringing the community together through the arts.
Event Details:
- Date: March 21-23 and March 28-30
- Time: 6:30 pm dinner, 7:30 pm show
- Venue: HUB Station Arts Center
Ticket Information:
Tickets for this unforgettable evening go on sale February 6. Don’t miss the chance to witness the magic of “The Miracle Worker” and indulge in a culinary experience by Dan’l Boone Inn. Secure your seats early and be part of this enchanting celebration of community, talent, and southern hospitality.
Come for the theater, stay for the feast, and leave with memories that will last a lifetime. We look forward to welcoming you to the HUB Station Arts Center for an evening of entertainment, camaraderie, and, of course, a delicious taste of the South.
Menu (served buffet style):
Southern Fried Chicken
Beer, wine, cider, and snacks can be purchased before and during the performance at 3 Drinks Down Beverage Company located in the East Wing Hall of the Arts Center.
You will not want to miss our dinner theater plays for these reasons:
Dinner Catered by Dan'l Boone Inn:
Fried Chicken
Country Ham
Choice of three vegetable selections:
– Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
– Green Beans
– Fresh Stewed Apples
Biscuits
Dessert – Strawberry Shortcake
Tea & Coffee
Craft Beer and Wine brought to you by 3 Drinks Down Beverage Company
Support the artists and performers in our community
Enjoy great entertainment during a night out
See talented performers from our local community
“Good day! My name is Keith Smith and I have the honor and privilege of being the Director of Dinner Theatre for the Town of Hudson since its inception in 2003. I am smart enough to surround myself with great people, both in terms of talent AND quality as substantive individuals. We dare to dream big, take chances, work very hard while insisting on having fun. We will never achieve perfection and that is a large part of the challenge of the arts for me. But we can seek and attain consistent excellence. Please join us and our theatre family at an upcoming LIVE production!”
– Keith Smith, Director of Hudson Dinner Theater
Contact Us for More Details
You won’t regret making time to visit our performing arts center for a dinner theater performance. To learn more, contact us!