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| | October 30, 2021
Olympic Theatre Arts Center announces the beginning of a new tradition: “Tale Spinners”, a comfortable, safe storytelling afternoon for grown ups. This new, monthly event debuts the day before Halloween, Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. Doors open at 1:30 p.m.
Storytellers and listeners will meet in the Gathering Hall, a newly revamped, nimble and cozy space for intimate events. OTA invites the public to come share and hear “Scary Stories”, the first theme of the series.
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| | Nov 7, 2021
Founded in 1990, the 17 member Stardust Big Band has entertained dancers and jazz lovers on the Olympic Peninsula by playing standards from the Great American Songbook with devotion to excellence and the great music they perform. The extensive library includes classic charts from Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Glen Miller, Buddy Rich and many more. The motivation driving the Stardust Big Band is the desire to create good music and to present the treasured repertoire of the unique sound of this unique American art form. | Buy tickets |
| | November 13, 2021
Imagined Reality Improv returns to Sequim
No scripts! No safety net! Comedy made up on the spot!
Since 2016, Imagined Reality Improv has been entertaining audiences throughout the Olympic Peninsula. While the four women and three men share a love of improv, they come from varied walks of life: a scientist, two lawyers, a classical musician, an HR guru, a marketing expert and a teenage student – each bringing something different to the performances. A typical Imagined Reality Improv show consists of a variety of short-form “games” or scenes, much like the Whose Line Is It Anyway? TV show. What makes the scenes special is that there are no scripts and everything is made up on-the-spot from audience suggestions, leading to unexpected and often hilarious results.
Come join us for an evening of comedy at OTA! While all ages are welcome, show content is typically rated around PG-13. | Buy tickets |
| | Monday, November 15, 2021
Wednesday, November 17, 2021
Join veteran “Paint & Sip” art instructor BZ Zabora in the Gathering Hall at Olympic Theatre Arts Center for a Yuletide painting workshop! Winter scenes will be the theme of this class. Students will produce five 5x7 greeting cards with original artwork as well as a 2x2 canvas magnet. Art supplies are provided as part of the class, including ten blank 5x7 cards for students to take home and practice what they’ve learned. Each class is a standalone workshop, although students are welcome to attend both. | Buy tickets |
| | November 19, 2021
"Almost" is the theme for the next Story Slam.
Out Loud Story Slam emcee will choose ten tellers from the audience. Teller will be randomly chosen and will have five minutes to tell a true, personal story on the theme. | Buy tickets |
| | A Christmas Carol: A Radio Play, adapted for the stage by Joe Landry, music by Kevin Connors, directed by Olivia Shea
December 3 - 19, 2021
A single night can change everything.
We return to the timeless Dickens classic told from the set of a 1940's radio broadcast! Relive your favorite holiday ghostly tale that reminds us how kindness and compassion make all the difference.
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| | Angel Street (Gaslight), by Patrick Hamilton, directed by Ginny Holladay
February 11-27, 2022
Heed the flickering light. Do you see the light flickering?
This Victorian thriller tells the story of a young wife whose fragile mental state hangs in the balance between her potentially dangerous husband and an eccentric detective claiming to have all the answers. | Buy tickets |
| | Heroes vs Villains: A Musical Revue, directed by Kyle Lemaire
April 15 - May 1, 2022
The good, the evil, and the music of it all!
In this musical revue we present for your entertainment the best of heroes and the worst of villains in an all-out musical extravaganza.
This review will be filled with quality music, heaps of fun, and vivacious competition!
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| | The Cover of Life, by R.T. Robinson, directed by Christy Holy
June 10-26, 2022
Kindling courage in the darkest hours.
Three young wives are keeping the home fires burning while the men are off to war. The local story attracts the attention of Life Magazine. Filled with charm and fun, The Cover of Life is a deeply affecting story about the struggle for self worth. | Buy tickets |