performing arts in north Pacific County, Washington

PERFORMING ARTS

Raymond Theatre
323 Third Street, Raymond, 360-942-4127

The Raymond Theatre is listed on the National and State Registers of Historic Places. This 360-seat movie house, built in 1928, has been restored and features a five-rank Wurlitzer Theatre pipe organ.

Current movies are scheduled most weekends. Watch the community events calendar for what is up-coming and show times.

Live musical events, sponsored by Sunday Afternoon Live, are enthusiastically attended. Concerts are listed on the community events calendar . Season tickets for 2007-2008 are available for $40 by emailing salive282@hotmail.com Tickets for individual concerts are available for $8.50 by calling 360 875 5123 or may be available at the door on the day of the concert for $12.00. Watch for special engagements and surprise performances!

The Theatre is available for rent when not in use for regularly scheduled activities.

Hannan Playhouse

A small, intimate Theatre located across the street from Eighth Street Park in Raymond. It has a seating capacity of 74 with the capability of adding 10 "chair seats" for overflow seating .

Willapa Harbor Chorale

Concerts are presented at Christmas and in the Spring in the Raymond Theatre. Directed by Rick Gauger. Raymond Theatre - 323 3rd Street, Raymond, WA 942-5536.

Willapa Players
The Willapa Players is a non-profit community Theatre group organized in 1956. It is the oldest community Theatre group in southwest Washington. The group runs a season of three plays a year: a fall play in November, a winter show in March, and a spring show in May. Occasionally, the season will be augmented with a special Christmas production or a summer show.

Grayland Players
The Grayland Players perform twice a year with a spring musical and a comedy in the fall. Edie Boss has produced thirty-six productions drawing on local talent. The Grayland Players perform in the Grayland Community Hall, located at the intersection of Cranberry Road and Grange Road one block off State Route 105. A small home-made reader board on SR 105 serves as advertising and points direction to the Grayland Community Hall. Telephone: (360) 267- 2341 for production schedule.