🎭 Become a Stageworks Sustainer
Support local theatre all year long — and get exclusive Stageworks merch!
Stageworks Northwest is more than a stage — it's where stories come to life, community gathers, and creativity flourishes. When you become a monthly supporter, you ensure this magic continues all year long.
Even a small monthly gift adds up to big impact — and helps us plan productions, keep ticket prices low, and invest in the spaces that bring us together.
💫 Giving Levels & Thank-You Gifts:
- $5/month – Join our Sustainer Circle and get behind-the-scenes updates and early access to ticket presales.
- $15/month – All previous + your name listed in our digital program.
- $25/month – 🎁 Stageworks T-Shirt + all previous benefits
- $100/month – 🎁 Stageworks Tumbler + T-Shirt + recognition on our lobby donor wall
- $250/month – 🎁 Tote Bag, Tumbler, T-Shirt + featured shout-out on social media and in our playbill
Your gift is automatic, flexible, and easy to manage — and makes a real difference.
Become a part of our story. Sustain the stage that sustains your community.
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| | We're heading to the rollicking old west with Gary McCarver's Three Bandits and a Baby, a musical melodrama that brings audiences right back to the beloved town of San Juan Capistrano. With gamblers, rainmakers, fortune-tellers, and three dastardly bandits stirring up mischief, this tale of lost love, re-found hope, and one orphaned girl in need of a father is packed with toe-tapping music and outrageous fun. Best of all, it's the kind of theatre where the audience gets to join in - throwing popcorn, booing and hissing at the villains, and cheering wildly for the heroes. It's family-friendly, hilariously interactive, and sure to become a new favorite, especially for anyone who loves revisiting the charm of San Juan Capistrano while reveling in the timeless joy of melodrama. | Buy Tickets |
| | Step into a world where truth is fragile, freedom is forbidden, and every thought could be your last. In this gripping stage adaptation of George Orwell's dystopian masterpiece, the audience is thrust into the oppressive state of Oceania - a place ruled by the all-seeing Big Brother, where history is rewritten daily and even love is an act of rebellion. Follow Winston Smith, a quiet clerk with dangerous questions, as he risks everything to challenge the Party's absolute control. Tense, haunting, and disturbingly relevant, 1984 is not just a story - it's a warning that echoes louder with each passing year.
Produced by special arrangement with THE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY of Woodstock, Illinois | Buy Tickets |
| | If you are a hopeless romantic who loves to curl up and bask in the glow of holiday rom-com movies, you won't want to miss Christmas in Christmasville, a Christmas Show about Christmas Movies. This vaguely mid-western small town has it all: a disillusioned widow, a generically handsome barista, an overworked lawyer, her chronically overworked sister, a big-city cookie mogul, a country singer, C-list actors, a holiday festival, Christmas songs, and of course a beloved old man with a white beard. This original musical comedy is sure to delight people who are so filled with the holiday spirit that they start listening to Christmas music in September, as well as the people who like to make fun of them.
Written by Chris Byrne | Buy Tickets |
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