America’s Longest-Running Outdoor Symphonic Drama
Celebrates its 84th Season
The Roanoke Island Historical Association (RIHA) is proud to announce that the 84th Season of The Lost Colony, presented by PNC, opens May 28th, 2021. After the 83rd season was cancelled due to COVID, the RIHA Board of Directors and The Lost Colony staff are elated to welcome The Lost Colony guests back to historic Waterside Theatre on Roanoke Island.
New Director/Choreographer Jeff Whiting is at the helm for the 2021 season. With accomplished and talented artistic and production teams, ticket holders can expect to see new musical compositions, spectacular special effects, beautiful choreography and an entirely refreshed production of Paul Green’s original symphonic drama.
“We are beyond excited to reveal this season’s production. I am so proud of our entire team for the tireless work creating a unique perspective and captivating portrayal of Paul Green’s original script.”- John Ancona, General Manager.
Joining The Lost Colony company for the 84th season, members of several Native American tribes, including North Carolina’s Lumbee Tribe, will debut in principal as well as supporting and directorial roles.
The Lost Colony has welcomed many new faces on stage in addition to talent behind the scenes for the 2021 season including: John Ancona as General Manager, Navajo and Tlingit Alaskan dancer and choreographer Jerad E. Todacheenie as the Artistic Team’s Associate Choreographer, and RIHA Board Member Harvey Godwin Jr., Chairman of the Lumbee Tribe.
The Lost Colony’s 84th season begins May 28th and runs through August 21st. The show begins at 8:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Tickets start at $20.