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What's
New:
Spring 2022 newsletter as a .pdf
Calling interested Storytellers! Woodland will be continuing our new storytelling series Friday, June 10th @ 6:00 PM. Stories must be true, personal, related to the chosen
theme, told within an eight-minute timeframe, and without notes or
props. The theme for our upcoming event is: Earth, Wind, Water and Fire: Stories of outdoor adventures, mishaps, and our relationship with the natural world. We are looking for wide and varied experiences related to the theme. If you are interested in sharing one of your stories at this live event, please contact Allison Ginn at alginn@gmail.com for additional information. |
See the donate
button for an online donation or mail us a check to
Woodland Productions PO Box 524 Colville WA 99114.
THANK YOU.
Slide show: Volunteers remove the old backstage
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ArtsWA is providing $7,250 in operating expense support for Woodland in 2021. |
The theme for our initial event (September 10, 2021) is “The Times They Are a-Changin’: Stories of progress, growth, senescence, metamorphosis, or other marked departures from the status quo”.
As summer comes to an end, in a year where we have collectively entered “a new normal” following many unprecedented times, these stories reflect on various moments when a person realizes that their life will never be the same.
Our goal at this initial event is to gauge the level of interest and support for a regularly hosted series. The Understory could become a recurring opportunity for our community to give voice to their own stories, to the benefit of both the storytellers and fellow Woodland Theater patrons. The Understory is inspired by The Moth, a New York City-based storytelling forum and the associated The Moth Radio Hour, a weekly series featuring true stories told live on stage without scripts, notes, props, or accompaniment.
If you are interested in telling a story at
a future event,
Storytelling Format/”Rules” for Storytellers Audience Etiquette We ask that audience members arrive early enough to get comfortably settled before showtime. Please plan to be fully present to listen attentively to storytellers, including silencing your cellphone and refraining from any conversation during stories.
As an audience member, your job is to bear witness to your fellow community members as they share personal information in a public forum. Applaud everyone who attempts the stage this evening- for many, this may be their first time! To protect the privacy of the storyteller and the experience of other patrons, we do not permit unauthorized recordings of this show. However, the Woodland Theater may record the show, with the express permission of each storyteller. |
The Washington State Department of Commerce has awarded Woodland a "Nonprofit Community Recovery" grant of
$7,500.00 for operating expenses Jan-June 2021
Early June 2021
Brown Paper Tickets has finally, given us
the
$11,029.00
they
have owed us since March 2020 from Mary Poppins
ticket sales. (They paid no interest)
Changes to the back of the Theatre May-June 2019
Woodland Theatre gets a
new
"Big Screen"
December 2018
Thanks to a grant from the Empire Health Foundation, Woodlands offers assistive listening devices to our patrons who suffer from hearing loss. There are twenty devices available on a first-come basis. Devices can be checked out from the box office prior to each show. There is no charge for using a device, but they must be signed out with valid ID. Devices are available for Woodland Productions events only.