Exciting News: PlayFest is Back!

Auditions at the Grange:
Sunday Feb 16th at 2pm
Monday Feb 17th at 7pm

After a few years on hold, we are thrilled to announce the revival of PlayFest, the beloved Actors Theater of Orcas Island production that celebrates our community’s creative talent.

This year, we are reviving some of the best plays of the last several years, ones we’d love to see again. Whether you’re a seasoned actor or director, or a first-timer, PlayFest offers a fantastic opportunity to get involved in a production without a major time commitment. Each play is approximately 10 minutes long, and the process includes just 6-8 rehearsals, so even if you're currently in an ongoing production you may still be able to dive in!

Performance Dates:
April 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20
Location: The Grange

If unable to make these dates, please contact Aaimee Johnson at 360-298-1201 or Tom Fiscus at 360-298-0534.
If you’re interested in directing, please contact Aaimee or Tom ASAP.

We can’t wait to see these amazing plays again and hope you will join us. Whether you’re looking to act, direct, or help backstage, PlayFest is an experience you won’t want to miss!

Audition Notice/ Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus

Actors Theater of Orcas Island will hold open auditions for this holiday classic on November 24th, 4pm at the Grange.
 The play is done as an old-fashioned radio show. The audience watches the show in the “studio”, complete with microphones, applause signs and a table set up for creating sound effects. The cast consists of people of all ages and genders, including roles for girls and boys.
The cast will read from hand-held scripts, so no memorizing required! Only 4 rehearsals, on Dec. 5,7,11 and 12. Performances Dec. 13, 14 and a matinee on Dec.15.
If unable to audition on Nov. 24th, please contact Lynda Sanders at 360-317-5274.

Get your tickets now for Velocity of Autumn!

           Melinda Milligan and R. Travis King
October 25, 26, 27 at 7:30pm and matinee on the 27th at 1pm
November 2, 3, 4 at 7:30pm
Melinda Milligan and R. Travis King star in Eric Coble’s two-person play about an elderly woman who threatens to blow up her Brooklyn brownstone apartment rather than be sent to a nursing home. A beautiful and touching play about making the decision to live (and die) exactly the way we want. Directed by Robert Hall.
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