Elma Theater Schedule of 2005 Events
Auditions & Rehearsals for 2005 Season Productions
Tuesday & Wednesday Evenings 6:00 to 8:00 PM
Alice In Wonderland 3/18,19,21/2005 8 PM Sunday 3/20/2005 3 PM
Elma Children's Theater Assn. Directed by Kingsley Hall & Deane Gainey, Music Directed by Connie Bevington, Choreographed by Stacey Binnie
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Romeo & Juliet (Now casting) Meeting Thursday 6PM to 8 PM at/in Elma Theater
Mostly high school age and adults of Elma Children's Theater Assn. Originally Directed by Deane Gainey He's leaving town so now K. S. Hall.
Winnie The Pooh (Now Casting) for presentation on a late November weekend
New script and music adapted from Milne's book by Stacey Binnie, the director of this show being produced by The Elma Children's Theater Association and Kingsley Hall dba/Elma Theater.
The Fabulous Life Of Two Pop Stars (now Casting)
A musical written by two very talented 6th graders. Chloe Thompson and Andrea Lytle. Work so respected by kids rest of kids want to do it. May be produced by Elma Children's Theater as soon as ready. Probably directed by young authors with as little supervision as possible.
Washington State Assn of Community Bands July 23, 2005
Preliminary plan calls for Production by Elma Theater as commissioned by; Elma Downtown Merchants Assn. with possible subsidies by City of Elma Arts Commission with additional possible subsidies by National Endowment for Arts through Wash. State Arts Commission, One fifth of $5 ticket/pass sales may benefit Elma McCleary Lions Club or The Elma Children's Theater Association and/or other non-profits in return for their volunteers doing the venue building mgt. including selling and viewing ticket/passes at Elma Theater, Former Masonic Lodge Bldg, Former American Legion Bldg, Elma Grange Hall, Elma Eagles (maybe) Music Factory (maybe). The Traditional Finale Massed Band Concert at a Elma Middle School Gym (If really warm weather could be moved outdoors to nearby football field stands) will be free to the general public per terms of sponsorship by Elma Chamber of Commerce in return for their providing insurance coverage as required by the Elma school district. Additionally if this event is free to the public the school district will not charge us rent for their facility. The remaining $4.00 will be divided between attending bands as follows. Each band will be guaranteed $100.00 regardless of enough sales. Each band will be paid $200 if enough $5 passes are sold. Remaining funds will be used to pay back the first $100. Thence remaining funds will pay rent in amount each of $100 to Elma Theater, Masonic Lodge Bldg. and Grange Hall etc. In the very remote chance there are still funds left they will be split evenly between the The City of Elma Arts Commission (thereby possibly paying them back for their investment) for possible annual repeats of this type venue and The Washington State Association of Community Bands (they can vote between themselves to divide these funds or leave in their treasury. While it is agreed $100 or $200 is not much for these large bands consider the Puyallup Fair that paid nothing for years. Note that all indoor auditoriums are within two or three blocks and we will attempt to have Chartered Grays Harbor Transit buses between all buildings. It is possible to get to and from Elma to and from Olympia by Grays Harbor Transit #40 bus from the Olympia Transit Station. Elma is a small town with about a eight block (four block long) business district (one stop light) and lots of parking at the high school lot two blocks West.
THERE WILL BE OTHER VENUES BETWEEN JULY & SEPTEMBER YET TO BE FINALIZED
Seminars on New Medicare Part D Prescription Assistance, Elder Law, & Kinship Care September 16 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.
Call Kathy Organ 1-866-582-1489 for any other information on this subject or any other information for seniors. Speakers for this event will be Tim Smolen of the Washington State Insurance Commissioner's Office on Medicare Part D, Meagan MacKenzie of Northwest Justice on Elder Law, and Polly McCallister on Kinship Care & Family Support
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American Legion Band Concert Sept. 29, 2005 (7:15 pre show by others) 7:30 PM curtain
A great concert to be directed by Jerry Huff, now also director of North Thurston School District Music and The Saint Martin's University Band. Also, featuring a fabulous Brass Quintet
Halloween Night Special Movie Oct 31, 05 4 PM, 5:30 PM, 7 PM, 8:30 PM
Enjoy on the big screen with our new projection equipment
Winnie The Pooh Friday & Saturday Nov 25 & 26 7 PM, Sunday Nov 27 3 PM
Presented by The Elma Children's Theater Assn. Directed by Stacie Binnie
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SHOW EXTENDED
Additional Performance Saturday December 3, 2005 3 PM
Thank you all for your tremendous support
Elma Film Society Call to find out what a member might shareThursday December 1, 2005 7 PM
Private Showing to members only
Elma Film Society Call to find out what a member might share Friday December 2, 2005 7 PM
Private Showing to members only
Scrooge December 16,17,l9/2005 8 PM Sunday December 18/2005 3 PM
Elma Children's Theater Assn's annual effort Directed by Kingsley Hall, Music Directed by Connie Bevington, Choreographed by Stacy Binnie
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Die Fledermaus The Bat La chauve-souris opera by J. Strauss Friday December 30 8 PM
SEE IT ALL ON THE BIG SCREEN
WITH PARTIAL LIVE EXCERPTS
TOTAL LIVE PERFORMANCE
POSTPONED TO
DECEMBER 30, 2006
First effort of excerpts (maybe complete) of the opera by Johann Strauss to be presented annually by us in years to follow. See details by click on below url.
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