Original title
7th Street Theater
Released
3/3/2007
Origin country
US
Genre
Drama
Status
Returning series
Number of seasons
3
Number of episodes
64
Five Christian actors who perform a weekly stage show for their community.
Andi auditions for a regional TV ad
Jamie has never had a surprise birthday party
Gates challenges the cast to a practical-joke contest.
The winner is decided in the practical joke contest.
Jamie shows up with a new look.
A college student takes acting lessons from Kelly.
The cast members learn a lesson about purity before marriage.
Gates has an idea that the cast finds quite unbelievable.
Jamie falls deeply in love.
The conclusion of the love story between Jamie and Shelley.
Mr. Wheeler asks the cast to come up with a special show.
A man causes some commotion at the theater.
Three guys attend a football game
Kelly dreams she is the world's most famous actress.
The cast shows up one morning and there is no power.
A sudden turn of events shakes the cast.
A Newspaper wants to do an article on the cast.
Something special happens to one of the cast members.
The actors try and adjust to a change that has occurred.
The cast has to make a major decision.
Jamie's brother comes to visit at the theater.
A serious problem is discovered by one of the cast members.
Andi has an idea for the cast members to try.
A big change is at hand for the cast.
Seth starts his first day on the job while Travis and Kelly each show up with a new look.
Rudy can't find anyone to help cover him for his vacation.
Andi gets a speeding ticket.
The cast performs a special science fiction based show.
Kelly shares her testimony in word and song.
A London bus stop is the setting for an answered prayer.
Kelly steps into the future and is one day ahead of everybody.
Gates shows up all dressed up one morning, which triggers an idea for a show.
Andi gets a letter from a male admirer.
Andi's male admirer wants to meet her.
Andi has a conflict with meeting her male admirer.
Andi learns a lesson about surrendering to God's will.
Mr. Wheeler has a friend who wants to start a 7th Street Theater in Florida.
A Sudden Change: Part 2
Travis writes a scene where he is a late night radio talk show host.
The cast presents a message dealing with prejudice.
The cast is trying to find a new actress.
Travis plays a character who is the richest man in the world.
Kelly envisions what it would be like to be married to famous and successful people.
Gates plays a character he's never done before.
The opening episode of Season Three. Travis gets really nervous when the subject of marriage comes up.
The girls find out a secret about Travis' past.
Gates is greatly affected by a stand a 6th grade girl took for Jesus.
In a special evangelistic episode, Travis plays a man on Death Row with only 3 hours left to live.
Gates shows up one morning with a split personality and greatly confuses the cast as to what is going on.
When the cast comes in one morning, a mysterious box is on the table and they don't know whose it is.
This dramatic episode follows a girl's life from age 17 to 47.
Travis meets an old classmate who doesn't believe in God, creation or any absolutes.
Gates coaches a 7th and 8th grade county basketball team and teaches them a valuable lesson.
Travis plays a detective who must solve a mystery set in the 1940s.
Travis and Gates reflect on the show the cast did that evening.
Three people are stranded on a raft in the middle of the Atlantic ocean.
A new theater opens up on 4th Avenue and affects ticket sales at the 7th Street Theater.
Ticket sales continue to decline rapidly and the theater might have to close.
It looks as if the theater will close and the cast members start to prepare for the worst.
Cast members still can't figure out why their ticket sales continue to decline.
Travis is really down and the cast tries to cheer him up.
Chad shows up at the theater in a really bad mood and the cast can't figure out what's wrong with him.
Travis wants to pop the question to Marcie.
The final episode of 7th Street Theater.
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