Masterpiece Theatre Wing is a division within the SBMC experience. Designed initially for students with a passion for dramatic arts ministry, it serves as a major discipleship tool for all of the students. MTW produces two to three major productions annually, providing students with a range of experience from set and costume design to tech and make-up to stage performance. The productions are all geared to communicate the gospel creatively. We do not apologize for the ministry content of our pieces- it is our only purpose for existing. Our original dessert theatre and dinner theatre experiences have been enjoyed by thousands. What we affectionately term 'theatre season' in the SBMC year becomes a landmark experience and lasting memory for everyone who is a part of it.
Fifi & The Baguettes, Tiberius & The Mange strut their stuff in New Leash On Life.
The cast of December 2010's Happy Hollandaise does their best to remain calm during one of the show's most outrageous moments!
King Darius must have his dream interpreted by Daniel in the dessert theatre production of Surrounded.
Pastor Brian Sylvia is the founder and director of SBMC's Masterpiece Theatre Wing. His commitment remains clear: "Jesus, I'll never walk on a stage if it isn't for You!"
Why We Do What We Do
Addaperle appears to have said a bit too much in The Missionary of Oz (the gospel adaptation of L. Frank Baum's classic tale).
Claire and George are unaware of dear old Dad dressed as the Phantom in December 2010's production of Happy Hollandaise.
The girls sing along at Bubba's Burger Barn in the 1963-based production of The Color of Faith.
Phoebe Boyardee is a bit skeptical of her cooking assistants during the Kitchen Stomp in Offbeat.
The cats and dogs of Kung Fu Kitty try get along for a quick cast picture. This September 2011 run was MTW's first children's theatre production.
The Contender & The Title Holder square off during the Fall 2007 production of The Ultimate Champion.
The cast of January 2012's dessert theatre: Museum of Influence,
