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Welcome to Beavercreek Ohio
Welcome to
Beavercreek Ohio, the heart of the Dayton-Cincinnati-Columbus triangle. Beavercreek is the largest
city
in Greene County, consisting of more than fifty square miles and contains the best of all worlds.
Beavercreek is truly a community where one can live, work, and play. From historic Alpha with homes constructed in the 1850's up through the years to new home sites large and small being developed daily there is a living style that will fit your needs. Our
parks
are filled with young and old playing T-ball, softball, and soccer or just enjoying the playground, picnic areas and nature trails. There are three
golf courses
, one of them a
public course
, within the confines of our borders. Our township contains hundreds of acres of pristine protected wetlands, a nature preserve, canoeing along the Little Miami River and an inter-community bike trail. Visit the
Beavercreek City Schools
Web page. Beavercreek has first rate facilities as well as providing exemplary educational opportunities. Explore the shopping and dining opportunities available in Beavercreek that are among the best in the Miami Valley Region. There are over sixty places of worship in Beavercreek, including a Hindu Temple.
There is something for everyone. We encourage you to investigate all the Beavercreek Township has to offer.
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Christmas Movie Night Out @ Beaver Valley Cinema
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laker51178 writes "Hi everyone,
You're invited to the first Christmas party of the season. Join us at Beavervalley Cinema for a night of food, fun and friends.
The fun kicks off at 7pm with a showing of Home Alone (PG) followed by How the Grinch Stole Christmas (PG) at 8:45pm.
Those who join us will also enjoy free popcorn and soda, lots of chances to win prizes such as movies, gift certificates and a video arcade! While you're here, get your family photos taken for FREE by a professional photographer! There will be lots of Christmas music to start-off the Christmas season.
Admission is just $3!!!
Lets pack the place on November 17th.
Everyone is welcome to attend!"
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writerB writes "Beavercreek Community Theatre will present “Annie Get Your Gun” at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 3 p.m. on Sundays from June 22 through July 1.
There will be plenty of action when Annie Oakley, the best shot around, is discovered by Col. Buffalo Bill and enticed to join the Wild West Show.
The musical will be presented in the Beavercreek Community Theatre, which is located within the Lofino Adult Enrichment and Cultural Arts Center at 3868 Dayton-Xenia Road in Beavercreek.
Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for students and senior citizens. BCT members receive a $2 discount and there is a group discount of $1 per ticket when 10 or more tickets are purchased at the same time for the same performance.
Tickets can be reserved by calling BCT at (937) 429-4737 and leaving a message or by e-mailing boxoffice@bctheatre.org. Tickets can also be purchased online, using a credit card, through the Beavercreek Community Theatre Web site at www.bctheatre.org.
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Beavercreek Native Appears in
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writerB writes "Mike Mathieu, a Beavercreek native, is bringing his sketch comedy act, The Cody Rivers Show, to his hometown as a fundraiser for the Beavercreek Community Theatre.
Mathieu and Andrew Connor, a Columbus native, have been receiving rave reviews since launching the two-man comedy act in September 2004.
They have included their hometowns in their current cross-country tour and they will present “Flammable People” at 7:30 p.m. July 6 at the Beavercreek Community Theatre, 3868 Dayton-Xenia Road.
Mathieu, a 1996 Beavercreek High School graduate, and Connor met as students at Ohio Wesleyan University. They moved to Bellingham, Washington after graduation to work at the iDiOM Theater, where the director offered them a regular late-night slot and The Cody Rivers Show premiered.
Initially created around an imaginary character that Mathieu created, the show no longer features Cody Rivers but the name has remained.
The show’s style is commonly identified as sketch comedy, a format widely known through such shows as “Saturday Night Live.” However, Mathieu is quick to point out that The Cody Rivers Show “is extremely different.”
Of the over 100 skits that they have written, not one of them is based on “a particular real person or event in the world as we know it. No celebrity send-ups, no parodies, no impersonations. We continually explore the ways we can surprise, amuse, and incorporate the audience,” said the son of Wayne and Mary Mathieu of Beavercreek.
A portion of the evening’s proceeds will benefit Phase II of the Beavercreek Community Theatre’s construction, which includes backstage construction and a lighting system. The $150,000 fund drive was kicked off with a $2,000 donation from the DP&L Foundation.
For more information on The Cody Rivers Show, visit its Web site at www.codyrivers.com and for tickets, which are $10, visit the BCT Web site at www.bctheatre.org, send email requests to boxoffice@bctheatre.org or call (937) 429-4737 and leave a message. A second show, at 9 p.m., may be added if the first show sells out.
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writerB writes "Beavercreek Community Theatre's Edge of the Creek Productions will be holding open auditions for “The Full Monty” at 7 p.m. July 16 and 17 at the theater, located in the Lofino Center at 3868 Dayton-Xenia Road in Beavercreek.
Doug Lloyd will be directing and he will be assisted by musical director John Johns and choreographer Stacy Gear-Schindel.
It’s the tale of six unemployed steel workers who are desperate for a way to make some quick cash. When they see the enthusiasm their wives and girlfriends have for the male strippers who have come to town, they decide to have a show of their own. In the process, they discover renewed self-esteem, the importance of friendship and the ability to have fun.
Those auditioning should prepare a one-minute song and be prepared to read from the script and learn and perform a short dance routine.
For more information email bctheatre@bctheatre.org or visit www.bctheatre.org to view the cast requirements.
Production dates for the show are September 14, 15, 16, 21, 22 and 23.
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Beavercreek Community Theatre Presents
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writerB writes "
Lots of money, greedy stepchildren and a host of social misfits combine for a delightful comedy when Beavercreek Community Theatre presents John Patrick’s “The Curious Savage.”
Jo Ferguson of Beavercreek stars as Ethyl Savage, the slightly eccentric, wealthy widow who wants to use her money to help others achieve their dreams, much to the chagrin of her stepchildren, who want the money for themselves.
Comedy ensues as the stepchildren, played by Pam McGinnis of Oakwood, Jerry Buck of Yellow Springs and Bruce Green of Beavercreek, put her in a sanatorium in hopes of bringing her to her senses. Instead, it is in the sanitarium that Mrs. Savage meets the very people she wants to help. Comedy reigns as her newfound friends conspire to get rid of the selfish stepchildren.
Alain Alejandro of Englewood, John Johns of Dayton, Christa Williams of Franklin, Jim Lockwood of Huber Heights and Beavercreek residents Megan McKenzie, Pat Phillips and Carly Scheu portray the patients and staff of the sanitarium, “The Cloisters.”
The show will be presented on 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and 3 p.m. on Sundays from May 4 through 13 at Beavercreek Community Theatre located within the Lofino Adults Enrichment and Cultural Arts Center at 3868 Dayton-Xenia Road in Beavercreek.
Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for students and senior citizens. BCT members receive a $2 discount and there is a group discount of $1 per ticket when 10 or more tickets are purchased at the same time for the same performance.
Tickets can be reserved by calling BCT at (937) 429-4737 and leaving a message or by e-mailing boxoffice@bctheatre.org. Tickets can also be purchased online, using a credit card, through the Beavercreek Community Theatre Web site at www.bctheatre.org.
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