Summer at the Depot
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The Roommate 
 By Jen Silverman and Directed by Tina Turley
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Sharon has spent years living a quiet, predictable life in Iowa. Recently divorced and facing an empty nest, she decides to take a chance and advertise for a roommate. Enter Robyn—a mysterious woman from the Bronx with a complicated past and a knack for turning life upside down. What begins as an unlikely living arrangement quickly becomes an unexpected friendship as the two women challenge each other’s assumptions, embrace new possibilities, and discover that reinvention can happen at any age. Filled with sharp humor, surprising twists, and heartfelt moments, The Roommate is a wildly entertaining comedy about second chances, self-discovery, and finding the courage to live boldly. Funny, touching, and delightfully unpredictable, The Roommate reminds us that life’s most exciting adventures can begin when we least expect them.

Show Dates-July 9-12, 16-18

Traveling with Truman and Nelle
by Marianne Weber and Directed by Tom Salter

 Before they became literary legends, they were simply Truman and Nelle—two childhood friends from Alabama setting out on a journey that would help shape one of the most celebrated books of the twentieth century. In 1959, Truman Capote persuades his lifelong friend Nelle Harper Lee to accompany him to Kansas as he investigates the shocking murder of a farm family. As they interview townspeople, uncover clues, and navigate the challenges of their very different personalities, their friendship is tested, strengthened, and forever changed. Filled with wit, warmth, and poignant insight, Traveling with Truman and Nelle offers a fascinating glimpse into the relationship between two iconic writers at a pivotal moment in their lives. This engaging two-character drama explores friendship, ambition, loyalty, and the stories that shape both literature and the people who create it. A heartfelt and compelling journey, Traveling with Truman and Nelle celebrates the enduring bond between two remarkable Southern

Show Dates- July 31, August 2,4, 13-15


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DEPOT SUMMER THEATRE CAMP! June 22-27

How to Eat Like a Child!

 

Does your child love to sing, dance, act, and perform?
Join us at the Depot for a week filled with creativity, confidence, and theatrical fun while producing this classic family musical!

Get ready to sing, dance, and act this summer at the Wetumpka Depot’s theatre camp! Join us June 22-27th for a week of fun, games and so much more!

June 22–27
Camp Hours
Monday–Thursday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM –5:00 PM
Ages 8-13

Showcase Performances-
Friday June 26 at 5pm
Saturday June 27 at 11am

Cost: $330 

Registration & Payment Information
kmeanor@wetumpkadepot.com
For 46 seasons, the Wetumpka Depot Players have transformed an old depot into a vibrant home for storytelling, creativity, and community. Because of generous donors, we produce award-winning theatre, offer meaningful programs for all ages, and keep our historic space alive and accessible for our community.

​Your gift helps put actors on stage, lights over audiences, and opportunities into the hands of young artists discovering their voice. When you give to the Wetumpka Depot Players, you’re not just supporting a show—you’re sustaining a community treasure.
Thank you for supporting the River Region's oldest community theatre! 
 Questions?
[email protected]​

Tickets Now Available

Fast Ticket Facts:
All tickets sold online at the door or via US Mail-
Mailing address for tickets is
PO BOX 1031 Wetumpka, Al 36092 
All Tickets are $20

Tickets are also sold during business hours at Company St Mercantile, 118 Company St Wetumpka, Al 

For groups of 10 and more, a group discount may apply by emailing the box office at [email protected]

The Depot is located at 300 S Main St.
The lobby opens an hour prior to the performance.  The auditorium opens 30 minutes prior. 
Seating is general admission.
No babes in arms. 
Concessions are sold pre-show and at intermission. Wine by donation
Cards Accepted
For more information
​334.318.2538
[email protected]

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