Pierce County in Washington State rolled back to Phase 2 on April 12, 2021.
Whether it be 25% or 50% capacity, the safety of our actors and patrons is our priority so we will continue to communicate updates in terms of a return to IN PERSON performances as we learn more going forward.
​At this time we remain virtual and online.
Please read about our safe reopening plan on our COVID-19 Update page.

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Watch our free reading of
​​"She Stoops to Conquer"

Lakewood Institute of Theatre
Summer camp Registration open!

The education site at www.lakewoodinstituteoftheatre.org
has the full lineup of Summer 2021 camps and workshops.

Register for SUMMER LIT

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Early giving begins April 20th

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• Donate to nonprofits.
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• Give to food and clothing drives.
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• Encourage your employer to get involved, donate, and promote employee giving! 

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A Special THANK YOU to This Season's Sponsors

Lakewood Playhouse acknowledges that the land on which we stand today is the traditional home of the Coast Salish people, the traditional home of all tribes and bands within the Puyallup nation. Without them, we would not have this space to gather and produce performing arts.
We thank the original caretakers of this land.