Winner of the 2005 Tony Award for Best Musical, Monty Python’s Spamalot is the outrageous musical comedy lovingly ripped off from the film classic “Monty Python and The Holy Grail.” Based on the Tony Award-winning direction of Mike Nichols, with a book by Eric Idle and music and lyrics by the Grammy Award-winning team of Mr. Idle and John Du Prez, Spamalot tells the tale of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table as they embark on their quest for the Holy Grail. Flying cows, killer rabbits, taunting Frenchmen and show-stopping musical numbers are just a few of the reasons audiences everywhere are eating up Spamalot. Winner! Tony Award Best Musical. Grammy Award Best Musical Show Album. “Monty Python’s Spamalot” is the winner of three Tony Awards including Best Musical and Best Director. The original cast recording of “Monty Python’s Spamalot” won the 2006 Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album. Tickets are $22 Adults, $18 Seniors & Students, and $16 Children 12 & under and can be reserved by calling the SVCAC Box Office at (805) 583-7900. Venue: Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.  Website

Presented by Actors' Repertory Theatre of Simi. Nominated for seven Tony Awards, Legally Blonde (music and lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe & Nell Benjamin, book by Heather Hach) is the story of Perennially perky Elle Woods, a girl who loves to be pampered and shop for the latest all-pink outfits (and matching handbags, of course). But don't let this seemingly ditzy fashionista fool you, this sorority sister is smarter than she seems and doesn't take "no" for an answer. So when her boyfriend dumps her for someone "more serious," Elle sets out to win him back by putting down the credit card and hitting the books. Ready to revamp her image, Elle goes where no Delta Nu sorority girl has gone before: Harvard Law School! Takes you from the sorority house to the halls of justice with Broadway's blondest new student, that daredevil in high heels Elle Woods (who has the cutest sidekick in the world, her Chihuahua Bruiser). Along the way, our heroine proves that being yourself and going after what you want never goes out of style. Venue: Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.  Website

Presented by Actors' Repertory Theatre of Simi. Nominated for seven Tony Awards, Legally Blonde (music and lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe & Nell Benjamin, book by Heather Hach) is the story of Perennially perky Elle Woods, a girl who loves to be pampered and shop for the latest all-pink outfits (and matching handbags, of course). But don't let this seemingly ditzy fashionista fool you, this sorority sister is smarter than she seems and doesn't take "no" for an answer. So when her boyfriend dumps her for someone "more serious," Elle sets out to win him back by putting down the credit card and hitting the books. Ready to revamp her image, Elle goes where no Delta Nu sorority girl has gone before: Harvard Law School! Takes you from the sorority house to the halls of justice with Broadway's blondest new student, that daredevil in high heels Elle Woods (who has the cutest sidekick in the world, her Chihuahua Bruiser). Along the way, our heroine proves that being yourself and going after what you want never goes out of style. Venue: Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.  Website

The most commercially successful of all American songwriters during the first half of the twentieth century, Irving Berlin was neither American-born nor able to read or write music. Berlin could play only the black keys of the piano, using a special lever to transpose out of F sharp and having an assistant transcribe the music. Born Israel Baline in Russia to a cantor and his wife, the child never received any real musical education; when the family came to the United States, his father abandoned music. Israel sang for pennies on the street and eventually got a job as a singing waiter, attracting attention with his risqué parodies of popular songs. Join Maestro Gary Poirot at the baby grand as he presents and evening of Irving Berlin’s music and memories featuring a stellar cast of SVCAC audience favorites: Brittney Wheeler, Alexandra Lastort, Judi Domroy, Carolyn Freeman Champ, Brenden MacDonald, Jonathan Bluth, Seth Kamenow, Nick T. Ferguson, Joelle Georgeff, Andy Mattick, and Renee Schwartz. Directed by Gary Poirot and Fred Helsel with Choreography by Keenon T. Hooks. With such hits as “There’s No Business Like Show Business”, “White Christmas”, “Always”, Puttin on the Ritz” and “God Bless America”, BERLIN will have you leaving the theater with a smile on your face and a song in your heart. BERLIN will play weekends from January 19 - February 10, 2013. Tickets are $22 Adults, $18 Seniors & Students, and $16 Children 12 & under and can be reserved by calling (805) 583-7900. Venue: Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.  Website

The most commercially successful of all American songwriters during the first half of the twentieth century, Irving Berlin was neither American-born nor able to read or write music. Berlin could play only the black keys of the piano, using a special lever to transpose out of F sharp and having an assistant transcribe the music. Born Israel Baline in Russia to a cantor and his wife, the child never received any real musical education; when the family came to the United States, his father abandoned music. Israel sang for pennies on the street and eventually got a job as a singing waiter, attracting attention with his risqué parodies of popular songs. Join Maestro Gary Poirot at the baby grand as he presents and evening of Irving Berlin’s music and memories featuring a stellar cast of SVCAC audience favorites: Brittney Wheeler, Alexandra Lastort, Judi Domroy, Carolyn Freeman Champ, Brenden MacDonald, Jonathan Bluth, Seth Kamenow, Nick T. Ferguson, Joelle Georgeff, Andy Mattick, and Renee Schwartz. Directed by Gary Poirot and Fred Helsel with Choreography by Keenon T. Hooks. With such hits as “There’s No Business Like Show Business”, “White Christmas”, “Always”, Puttin on the Ritz” and “God Bless America”, BERLIN will have you leaving the theater with a smile on your face and a song in your heart. BERLIN will play weekends from January 19 - February 10, 2013. Tickets are $22 Adults, $18 Seniors & Students, and $16 Children 12 & under and can be reserved by calling (805) 583-7900. Venue: Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.  Website

Join the cast and crew of the High Street Broadcast's Thank Your Lucky Stars for an old-fashioned radio variety show recorded LIVE onstage. Featuring holiday themed comedy skits, musical entertainment and live sound effects, this is a fun night for the entire family to enjoy! The evening will be recorded to be rebroadcast on KCLU radio. Tickets are $15 for adults, $12 for children, seniors and students. Venue: Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.  Website

Master Elvis impersonator Raymond Michael returns to the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center for his annual holiday concert featuring classic sounds of the season as well as all the favorite Elvis tunes! Acclaimed throughout California and other states as one of the finest Elvis impersonators around, Raymond Michael will shake, rattle and roll your world with his hip swivels and those dancing blue suede shoes. Relive the glory of THE KING as Raymond Michael brings Elvis back to life onstage in a high energy, laugh filled evening of musical fun. Treat the entire family to this special holiday experience. Venue: Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.  Website

Presented by Actors' Repertory Theatre of Simi and directed by David Ralphe, winner of 8 Tony Awards in 2008, Spring Awakening is a rock musical adaptation of the controversial 1891 German play of the same title by Frank Wedekind (Spring's Awakening). It features music by Duncan Sheik and a book and lyrics by Steven Sater. Set in late-19th century Germany, the story concerns teenagers who are discovering the inner and outer tumult of their emerging sexuality while cleverly using contemporary music to convey that turmoil. Parental warning; Spring Awakening contains subject matter that may not be suitable for children under 16. Discretion is advised. Tickets are $22 for Adults, $18 for Seniors & Students Venue: Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.  Website

Among the most beloved musicals of all time, "Damn Yankees" won seven Tony Awards in 1956, including Best Musical. Joe Boyd, a middle-aged fan of the hapless Washington Senators, trades his soul to the devilishly charming Mr. Applegate for the chance to dethrone the vaunted New York Yankees and lead his team to the pennant. He becomes young baseball phenom Joe Hardy and transforms his Senators into a pennant contender. But at what cost? Hardy leaves Boyd's life in the lurch, and only with the help of the seductress Lola does he have a chance at redemption. Pulsating with energy and hit songs like "You Gotta Have Heart" and "Whatever Lola Wants," "Damn Yankees" instantly assumed its place as one of the great Broadway musicals. In addition to the seven Tony Awards it won in 1956, the 1994 Broadway revival garnered another five nominations including Best Revival (Musical). George Abbott and Douglass Wallop wrote the book, with music and lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross. "Damn Yankees" is based on the novel "The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant" by Wallop. From the artistic team that brought SVCAC audiences HAIRSPRAY and PIPPIN, Damn Yankees is directed by Fred Helsel with musical direction by Gary Poirot and choreography by Becky Castells. Tickets are $22 for Adults, $18 for Seniors & Students and $16 for Children 12 & under. For reservations, call (805) 583-7900. Venue: Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.  Website

With his fast-talking style, "Professor" Harold Hill convinces the town that unless they adopt his revolutionary music program, "The Think System", the morals of the youngsters of River City will be forever doomed. He cons the parents into buying instruments and expensive uniforms in order to form the River City Boys Band. Chaos ensues as Hill's credentials are questioned and he is called upon to prove himself to the citizens of River City. This all-American family musical is guaranteed to entertain, featuring an entire score of classic hit songs including "Til There was You", "Gary, Indiana", "Lida Rose" and of course, "Seventy-six Trombones". Tickets are $22 for Adults, $18 for Seniors & Students and $16 for Children 12 & under. For reservations, call (805) 583-7900. Directed by James Castle Stevens, featuring Kris Kyer as Prof. Harold Hill Venue: Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.  Website