A Chorus Line at Conejo Players Theatre

Conejo Players Theatre is at 351 S. Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks, CA.

The Conejo Players were born in 1958 with a “Let’s start a theatre” attitude, a meager treasury, and a handful of volunteers to build a stage in a barn and put on shows. Within seven years — and a history of some 20-plus productions — that attitude evolved into: “Let’s build a theatre!” With the generosity of the Janss Foundation and a no-interest construction loan, a 126-seat theatre opened at the current S. Moorpark Road location in July 1964. In 1974, on the 10th anniversary of the building (and nearly 50 productions later), the mortgage was paid. And after eight more years (that’s another 40 Mainstage shows and eight Conejo Afternoon Theater [CAT] productions), the urge to grow lead to a new lobby, new restrooms, new theatre seats, and an increased capacity of 185.

Anastasia: The Musical (3/21/25-4/13/25)
Velveteen Rabbit: A Toy Story (5/2/25-5/11/25)
The Book of Will (6/6/25-6/28/25)
Murder on the Orient Express (8/8/25-8/30/25)

Conejo Players Theatre is at 351 S. Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks, CA.

Hotbed Hotel (1/10/25-2/1/25)
A Christmas Carol (12/8/24-12/8/24)
The Pajama Game (11/8/24-12/1/24)
The Spongebob Musical: Youth Edition (10/4/24-10/13/24)
The Glass Menagerie (8/23/24-9/14/24)
macbitches (8/11/24-8/11/24)
RENT (6/14/24-7/7/24)
Catch Me If You Can (11/10/23-12/3/23)
Romeo and Juliet (9/8/23-9/17/23)
The Mousetrap (7/21/23-8/12/23)

The Conejo Players were born in 1958 with a “Let’s start a theatre” attitude, a meager treasury, and a handful of volunteers to build a stage in a barn and put on shows. Within seven years — and a history of some 20-plus productions — that attitude evolved into: “Let’s build a theatre!” With the generosity of the Janss Foundation and a no-interest construction loan, a 126-seat theatre opened at the current S. Moorpark Road location in July 1964. In 1974, on the 10th anniversary of the building (and nearly 50 productions later), the mortgage was paid. And after eight more years (that’s another 40 Mainstage shows and eight Conejo Afternoon Theater [CAT] productions), the urge to grow lead to a new lobby, new restrooms, new theatre seats, and an increased capacity of 185.