Dr. Anton Boisvert, a renowned psychiatrist sits quietly in a detainment facility in Fairfax, Virginia. While he awaits his inevitable extradition, a single reporter from a prominent magazine has come to interview the man most refer to as "The Einsten of Holistic Medicine." This lone reporter, however, soon realizes the imminent danger posed both to himself and the world beyond the steel doors of Boisvert's interrogation room.

 

Good Night, Good Doctor, written by local Olympia playwright Nick McCord, premieres

May 31 and June 1 @ The Midnight Sun 113 N. Columbia Street Olympia, WA

Show times are 7pm and 10pm

Tickets $10

http://goodnightgooddoctor.brownpapertickets.com/

 

 

 

Dr. Anton Boisvert, a renowned psychiatrist sits quietly in a detainment facility in Fairfax, Virginia. While he awaits his inevitable extradition, a single reporter from a prominent magazine has come to interview the man most refer to as "The Einsten of Holistic Medicine." This lone reporter, however, soon realizes the imminent danger posed both to himself and the world beyond the steel doors of Boisvert's interrogation room.

 

Good Night, Good Doctor, written by local Olympia playwright Nick McCord, premieres

May 31 and June 1 @ The Midnight Sun 113 N. Columbia Street Olympia, WA

Show times are 7pm and 10pm

Tickets $10

http://goodnightgooddoctor.brownpapertickets.com/

 

 

In the course of turning an old fish packing plant into an upscale dwelling, a wealthy developer discovers that his young wife may be having an affair with his contractor. Old acquaintances make wily rivals, and fresh paint can't hide the writing on the wall in this dark comedy of modern manners and menacing power tools.

by Israel Horovitz

 

Tickets

General Admission: $32

Seniors/Military: $28

Students: $20

Groups of 6+: 20% off ticket prices

Rush Tickets are $12-$15 and go on sale 30 minutes before showtime. Limited to available seats only. 

 

Show Dates

Thursday, May 9 at 8pm (Opening Night)

Friday, May 10 at 8pm

Saturday, May 11 at 8pm

Sunday, May 12 at 2pm

Born a slave, Charles Mitchell was brought to Washington Territory in 1853. Storyteller, writer and actress Eva Abram will share the history of one of the few documented cases of slavery in our state’s history in a conversation at the Olympia Timberland Library on Thursday, February 28 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Like all library events, the presentation is free of charge.Washingtonians’ opinions about a possible Civil War influenced their opinions about Mitchell’s status as a slave. In the tempestuous climate, Mitchell made a break for freedom – and his actions nearly started a war between the U.S. and Canada. Through this story, Abram will examine and discuss with the audience how ideologies move geographically. The migration to Washington attracted Americans with different socioeconomic experiences from both Northern and Southern states. Did moving to Washington affect peoples’ opinions on slavery.As a member of the 2012-2014 Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau, Ms. Abram seeks to engage audiences in conversation on the topic of her presentation. Abram uses her talents as an actress and storyteller to share American history from an African-American perspective. She has been commissioned to write a story about Charles Lindbergh’s historic flight and has written and performed a piece for the Washington State History Museum’s Women’s Suffrage Jubilee. She has also presented workshops on storytelling.

The Evergreen Shakespeare Society presents

 

The Winter’s Tale

 

Are you ready for a shivery story rife with jealousy, deceit, love lost then found again, and a whole lotta crazy? True to form, Shakespeare weaves a compelling, dramatic tale where jealousy most foul derails an entire kingdom, and young love grows from the seeds of madness. Directed by Allison Zoe Schneider of the Evergreen Shakespeare Society, The Winter’s Tale features a talented cast, a novel new set design, and the theatrical brilliance of William Shakespeare. Come celebrate the season with us in an exciting reinterpretation of one of The Bard’s finest wintertime plays.

 

Show times: February 21st-23rd @ 7:30pm, and February 24th @ 2:30pm and 7:30pm

in The Evergreen State College Library building, top floor, studio 4300.

Admission is free, but seating is limited.

 

Find us on Facebook @https://www.facebook.com/EvergreenShakespeare

 

The Evergreen Shakespeare Society presents

 

The Winter’s Tale

 

Are you ready for a shivery story rife with jealousy, deceit, love lost then found again, and a whole lotta crazy? True to form, Shakespeare weaves a compelling, dramatic tale where jealousy most foul derails an entire kingdom, and young love grows from the seeds of madness. Directed by Allison Zoe Schneider of the Evergreen Shakespeare Society, The Winter’s Tale features a talented cast, a novel new set design, and the theatrical brilliance of William Shakespeare. Come celebrate the season with us in an exciting reinterpretation of one of The Bard’s finest wintertime plays.

 

Show times: February 21st-23rd @ 7:30pm, and February 24th @ 2:30pm and 7:30pm

in The Evergreen State College Library building, top floor, studio 4300.

Admission is free, but seating is limited.

 

Find us on Facebook @https://www.facebook.com/EvergreenShakespeare

 

The Evergreen Shakespeare Society presents

 

The Winter’s Tale

 

Are you ready for a shivery story rife with jealousy, deceit, love lost then found again, and a whole lotta crazy? True to form, Shakespeare weaves a compelling, dramatic tale where jealousy most foul derails an entire kingdom, and young love grows from the seeds of madness. Directed by Allison Zoe Schneider of the Evergreen Shakespeare Society, The Winter’s Tale features a talented cast, a novel new set design, and the theatrical brilliance of William Shakespeare. Come celebrate the season with us in an exciting reinterpretation of one of The Bard’s finest wintertime plays.

 

Show times: February 21st-23rd @ 7:30pm, and February 24th @ 2:30pm and 7:30pm

in The Evergreen State College Library building, top floor, studio 4300.

Admission is free, but seating is limited.

 

Find us on Facebook @https://www.facebook.com/EvergreenShakespeare

 

The Evergreen Shakespeare Society presents

 

The Winter’s Tale

 

Are you ready for a shivery story rife with jealousy, deceit, love lost then found again, and a whole lotta crazy? True to form, Shakespeare weaves a compelling, dramatic tale where jealousy most foul derails an entire kingdom, and young love grows from the seeds of madness. Directed by Allison Zoe Schneider of the Evergreen Shakespeare Society, The Winter’s Tale features a talented cast, a novel new set design, and the theatrical brilliance of William Shakespeare. Come celebrate the season with us in an exciting reinterpretation of one of The Bard’s finest wintertime plays.

 

Show times: February 21st-23rd @ 7:30pm, and February 24th @ 2:30pm and 7:30pm

in The Evergreen State College Library building, top floor, studio 4300.

Admission is free, but seating is limited.

 

Find us on Facebook @https://www.facebook.com/EvergreenShakespeare

 

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Jeff Glassman and Lisa Fay
A theater performance of new works

Monday, January 14 at 7:30pm
Lecture Hall III, The Evergreen State College

Glassman and Fay combine a long history of mime/dance performance with a study of composition and cybernetics, resulting in a unique combination which is both hilarious and thought-provoking.  Their work is an attempt to expand the potential of human movement through composition and structural analysis, deeply informed by the work of Gregory Bateson, Francisco Varela and Herbert Marcuse.

(The free performance is part of Evergreen's Plato lecture grant series, funded by an endowment based on some of the royalties an early group of students and their faculty member earned in a program project working on the Plato educational software system.)