The Raymond Moore Foundation now oversees the Cape Playhouse Center for the Arts. The group now has an indoor theater at the same site, and there's usually something going on at both venues from late spring to early fall. The group's offerings include musicals, original plays and, at the outdoor theater, family-oriented productions. 134 Crowell Rd. In its 70th season, the Guild does four major shows a year in fall, winter and spring.
Productions range from musicals to comedy and mystery.
Over the years, the Guild has staged productions in conjunction with Chatham High School, making an educational experience for the students as well as a grand experience for the general audience. The organization also does children's plays as matinees during the summer. Monomoy Theatre's annual season kicks off in June with a delightful mix of musicals, comedies, dramas, and thrillers, and closes, as it traditionally does, with a Shakespeare play. Since 1957 the theatre, operated by the Ohio University School of Theater Arts, has combined talented students with visiting professors, faculty, and professional guest artists. Many Monomoy graduates continue on to become successful actors, set or costume designers, directors, and stage managers.