Information on CAST's Winter/Spring
Season Coming Soon!
Lincoln Theater’s Coastal Arts Student Theater is tuition based with opportunities offered year-round. During the September 2026 session, young performers had the opportunity to participate in the pilot production of Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile JR., an original musical The Rooster Who Wouldn't Crow, classes through the Theater Lab & Vocal Studio, as well as the C.A.S.T. Touring Troupe currently in rehearsals to prepare for competition at the National Performing Arts Festival in Orlando, Florida this coming February!
We're getting excited for our Winter/Spring line-up of programs, beginning in January. We'll be bringing CAST: a new musical for our Rising Stars; a classic for our older youth performers; a play for our youth yearning for more drama; a family favorite (maybe you can convince mom or dad to join the fun!); a newer musical for elementary and high school performers... when you sleep... do you dream; and more!
Stay tuned for more information on the programs & enrollment!
Please reach out to Emily@LincolnTheater.org with any questions.
Congratulations
to all members of the Fall 2026 CAST!
Vocal Studio Recital
The Rooster Who Wouldn't Crow
"Rising Stars" Performance
Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile Junior - The Musical
Pilot Production Performance
Emily Mirabile - CAST Director
Previously the director of the Y Arts theater program out of Boothbay, Emily Mirabile offers a high-quality education for young performers. Under her direction, participants are given the opportunity to learn far more than lines, blocking, and choreography. They will develop self-confidence, creativity, empathy, responsibility and gain a deep understanding of the importance of community. Through a wide variety of productions, performers as young as 3 years old are welcomed to the stage to develop skills for teamwork, the art of storytelling, and self-expression in a supportive, fun environment. From first-time actors to seasoned performers, Emily empowers our community’s youth to shine onstage and grow offstage.