'Tis the SeasonDecember 1st, 2020 is #GivingTuesday, we hope to raise $5,000 for our Lakewood Institute of Theatre Scholarship fund.
To learn more about the Lakewood Institute of Theatre and how our scholarships help students participate in theatre education, click HERE. The Lakewood Playhouse, and countless others in our community, continue to struggle under the challenges of the COVID-19 shutdown and we need your help!
Your support is crucial to our continued existence as a theatre so that we can continue with our mission to produce engaging and entertaining theatre celebrating the human experience through the stories that we tell. |
Tickets available now
With only FOUR performances: Three streamed LIVE to Youtube on December 12 (Saturday 7pm), 13 (Sunday 2pm), and 19 (Saturday 7pm) with a $10 minimum donation. A recording will be aired on Sunday, December 20th at 2pm for $5 minimum donation. You won't want to miss this Virtual Radio Show of an old classic adapted and directed by James Venturini. Other ways to giveThis year has been like no other.
We are so grateful to be here and like us, many in our community have a tighter budget than usual this holiday season. Did you know that you can help Lakewood Playhouse earn donations while you shop? Simply connect to our organization while you shop on Amazon with AmazonSmile and to your Community Rewards Program card through your local Fred Meyers. More information is available on our DONATE page.
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LAKEWOOD INSTITUTE OF THEATReWinter Quarter Registration is open!
For the full lineup of Winter classes, visit our education site at www.lakewoodinstituteoftheatre.org.
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Click the AmazonSmile logo above to donate to Lakewood Playhouse while you shop.
The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price from your eligible AmazonSmile purchases. |
A Special THANK YOU to This Season's Sponsors
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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.
We thank the original caretakers of this land.
