Historic Sprague Theatre

"Historic Sprague Theater is on the Elkhorn WI town square. Theater dates to 1928, survived WWII, Vietnam & Desert Storm and 17 Presidents (From Coolidge to Eisenhower to Nixon, Carter, Clinton, Trump to Biden). In 1934, a woman and 2 men broke into Sprague and made off with a safe containinh $600. That's a lot of work and people to steal $600. Sprague seats 1300. It's privately owned by Lakeland Players and offers community theater performances of classic plays. Surrounded by free parking, many restaurants & memorial park."

"Great venue. The staff upon entry is very welcoming. I seen young Frankenstein one of the best plays I've seen, even outside of local theater. Very well done we'll be back to see another play."

"Wonderful historic theater, restored. A person could spend a lifetime just visiting beautiful old theaters in USA. Acoustics, sets were excellent. Lakeland players did Barefoot in the Park when we visited. Very reasonable pri."