Oscar E. Remick Heritage Center for the Performing Arts
An Arts Destination for Mid-Michigan
The 2024-25 academic year marks the 32nd season of iconic Alma College student and faculty performances, professional groups and speakers for the enrichment of students, staff and community. Since 1993, audiences have come to know the Heritage Center as one of the preeminent live entertainment venues in mid-Michigan, offering well-regarded performances of music, and theatre and dance. This year’s slate of performances include a wide variety of shows; ranging from comedic and dramatic plays to dance, choir and jazz concerts.
Box Office
Box Office
The Box Office opens one hour before the start of each performance for ticket sales or to pick up will call tickets. Please plan to arrive a few minutes early before the performance to allot time for parking, use of the restroom, and front desk availability. Doors open 30 minutes before the performance. Ushers will help you to your seat and are happy to answer any questions you may have.
- Tickets not used at one performance may not be used at a later date and tickets purchased for one event cannot be exchanged for a different event.
- All sales are final.
- No refund or adjustment can be made for late arrivals.
Ticket Sales
Ticket Sales
Ticket prices for most performances are:
- $15 for adults
- $7 for seniors (62+)
- free for children ages 1-18
See specific event details for any changes to these prices.
Additional Policies
Additional Policies
Late Seating
- Late seating is at the discretion of the House Manager and may not be possible for some performances. Once the show begins, there is no guarantee that your seat will be available. No refund or adjustment can be made for late arrivals. If you need to leave a performance early, please leave when there is minimal disruption, such as during an intermission or applause.
Cell Phone and Camera Usage
- The Heritage Center asks you to please be respectful and turn off or silence your cell phone. Taking pictures or videos during the performances is prohibited.
Food and Beverages
- Outside food and beverages, including water, are prohibited in the theatre.
Lost and Found
- If you have left an item during a performance, please call the Box Office at (989) 463-7304.
Performance Spaces
Since its opening in 1993, the 43,000-square-foot Oscar E. Remick Heritage Center for the Performing Arts has provided Alma College students with the finest performing facilities in the region. We offer three spaces to showcase the performing arts.
Presbyterian Hall
Presbyterian Hall
This 500-seat performance space provides a stage for Alma College Choirs, Alma Chamber Orchestra, Percussion Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Alma College Dance Company…even the Kiltie Marching Band brings their football half-time show indoors! In addition, many outside performing groups and prominent speakers share their talents on this stage. Most performances feature reserved seating.
Charles J. Strosacker Theatre
Charles J. Strosacker Theatre
In the 200-seat, semi-thrust Strosacker Theatre, the Theatre Department stages multiple plays each year. Not only do the students perform, they’re also instructed in the art of stage building and computerized lighting and sound production. All productions feature reserved seating.
Dance Studio
Dance Studio
The 2,400 square-foot Dance Studio provides classroom space for a variety of dance classes—ballet, modern, jazz, tap and Highland. Each January, dance and theatre students collaborate on a student-run dance concert where they choreograph, perform and produce the show with lights and sound.
