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Ledges Playhouse ~ Fitzgerald Park ~ Grand Ledge, MI
The Ledges Playhouse is located ten miles west of Lansing in Grand Ledge's Fitzgerald Park. Built in 1895 as a spiritualists
pavillion, (local legend is that it is haunted by the ghost
of Ezra Pandermacher, the leader of a spiritualist movement who was mysteriously found dead beneath the ledges in 1903)
it served as a dance hall and speakeasy during the 1920's, parachute factory during world war II, and a roller skating
rink in the early 50's. In 1956 it was renovated into a theater. From April through September The Ledges Playhouse is
the home of Capital TheaterWorks.
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| Ledges Playhouse |
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| The Ledges Playhouse Lobby and Snack Bar |
With a seating capacity of over 250, The Ledges Playhouse is the perfect venue
for your group or organization's fundraising event. Contact us at ledgesplayhouse@capitaltheaterworks.org
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| Cast of "Escanaba in 'da Moonlight" (2006) |
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Home of The Ledges, 300-million-year-old, 60-foot, majestic sandstone sedimentary rock
outcroppings lining the shores of Grand River. A 78-acre park with picnicking, fishing, canoeing, recreation game areas, playground,
a fish ladder and a disc golf course. Nature, hiking and cross-country ski trails and a sledding hill. Fitzgerald Park
133 Fitzgerald Park Drive
Grand Ledge, MI 48837
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Need help finding the Ledges Playhouse? Use
the link below for maps and detailed directions.
Copyright 2008, Capital TheaterWorks
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