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Those Brazen Wenches Theatre Company presents Lysistrata by Aristophanes, adapted by Rosalind Reynolds and directed by Ashley Albertson.
Performances March 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, and 30, at 7:30pm
iDiOM Theater
1417 Cornwall, Bellingham.
Tickets $15, students $10
TICKETS: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/idiomtheater/1169002
Hailed as the first literary battle of the sexes, this rollicking farce sees the women of Greece losing patience with a seemingly endless war. They hatch a flawless plan: no sex until their husbands agree to a peace deal. But the men aren’t about to take this lying down…or are they? The enduring relevance of Aristophanes’s raunchy comedy attests to the universal human fascination with war, sex, and penis
jokes.
Two-time winner of the Serial Killers tournament of serialized theater, and former playwright-in-residence at the iDiOM Theater, Rosalind Reynolds is the author of many plays, including Godlike, Julian the Humble, and Men of Parts. A founding member of the Unsubdued Theatre Collective, Ashley Albertson has directed many shows for the local stage, including The Odyssey, Eleemosynary, and Branwen Spikes the Drink.
Lysistrata is the third offering from Those Brazen Wenches Theatre Company, which aims to smash the patriarchy in entertaining ways.
Featuring:
Kharma Stambaugh
Dawn Hunter
Selene Nelson
Natalie Fedak
Hannah Cafarella
and Elizabeth Sheinkopf
Come see 16 regional artists at Whatcom Art Guild Exhibition. Opening night reception on March 1 from 6-8:00pm as part of the Downtown Bellingham First Friday Art Walk. Exhibit continues daily through March.
We are pleased to invite you to “Charting the World: A Journey
Through Old and New Maps” with works by Chuck Kitterman,
Hannah L. Rivers, David Syre and a selection of old maps from a
private collection.
“Charting the World” takes you on an enchanting journey through the
evolution of maps, from traditional cartography to modern digital
mapping technologies. It celebrates the rich history and diverse
forms of maps and map-inspired artworks while exploring their
enduring significance in shaping our understanding of the world
Those Brazen Wenches Theatre Company presents Lysistrata by Aristophanes, adapted by Rosalind Reynolds and directed by Ashley Albertson.
Performances March 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, and 30, at 7:30pm
iDiOM Theater
1417 Cornwall, Bellingham.
Tickets $15, students $10
TICKETS: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/idiomtheater/1169002
Hailed as the first literary battle of the sexes, this rollicking farce sees the women of Greece losing patience with a seemingly endless war. They hatch a flawless plan: no sex until their husbands agree to a peace deal. But the men aren’t about to take this lying down…or are they? The enduring relevance of Aristophanes’s raunchy comedy attests to the universal human fascination with war, sex, and penis
jokes.
Two-time winner of the Serial Killers tournament of serialized theater, and former playwright-in-residence at the iDiOM Theater, Rosalind Reynolds is the author of many plays, including Godlike, Julian the Humble, and Men of Parts. A founding member of the Unsubdued Theatre Collective, Ashley Albertson has directed many shows for the local stage, including The Odyssey, Eleemosynary, and Branwen Spikes the Drink.
Lysistrata is the third offering from Those Brazen Wenches Theatre Company, which aims to smash the patriarchy in entertaining ways.
Featuring:
Kharma Stambaugh
Dawn Hunter
Selene Nelson
Natalie Fedak
Hannah Cafarella
and Elizabeth Sheinkopf
Come and experience a vibrant celebration of local creativity and community at the second annual Spring Makers Market at the Depot, 1100 Railroad Ave, hosted by Bellingham Makers Market. Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 30th from 10am to 4pm, for an immersive day filled with shopping, art, food, and fun. Explore a diverse array of 100+ booths featuring PNW-inspired artists, exquisite jewelry, freshly baked cookies, scrumptious sauces and spices, eco-friendly products, lush plants, and an abundance of artisanal soaps and candles to delight your senses. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to support talented, local artisans and indulge in a delightful day of discovery and connection.
Come see 16 regional artists at Whatcom Art Guild Exhibition. Opening night reception on March 1 from 6-8:00pm as part of the Downtown Bellingham First Friday Art Walk. Exhibit continues daily through March.
We are pleased to invite you to “Charting the World: A Journey
Through Old and New Maps” with works by Chuck Kitterman,
Hannah L. Rivers, David Syre and a selection of old maps from a
private collection.
“Charting the World” takes you on an enchanting journey through the
evolution of maps, from traditional cartography to modern digital
mapping technologies. It celebrates the rich history and diverse
forms of maps and map-inspired artworks while exploring their
enduring significance in shaping our understanding of the world
Year Six of Scarecrow Academy brings an in-depth look at movies that examine the world of politics in the cinema. In nine weeks of free online conversations, we explore the various approaches that great filmmakers take to the political process. From comedy to tragedy, from satire to fable, with directors ranging from Frank Capra to Spike Lee, we’ll see how the movies have focused on the carnival that is the political process.
Those Brazen Wenches Theatre Company presents Lysistrata by Aristophanes, adapted by Rosalind Reynolds and directed by Ashley Albertson.
Performances March 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, and 30, at 7:30pm
iDiOM Theater
1417 Cornwall, Bellingham.
Tickets $15, students $10
TICKETS: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/idiomtheater/1169002
Hailed as the first literary battle of the sexes, this rollicking farce sees the women of Greece losing patience with a seemingly endless war. They hatch a flawless plan: no sex until their husbands agree to a peace deal. But the men aren’t about to take this lying down…or are they? The enduring relevance of Aristophanes’s raunchy comedy attests to the universal human fascination with war, sex, and penis
jokes.
Two-time winner of the Serial Killers tournament of serialized theater, and former playwright-in-residence at the iDiOM Theater, Rosalind Reynolds is the author of many plays, including Godlike, Julian the Humble, and Men of Parts. A founding member of the Unsubdued Theatre Collective, Ashley Albertson has directed many shows for the local stage, including The Odyssey, Eleemosynary, and Branwen Spikes the Drink.
Lysistrata is the third offering from Those Brazen Wenches Theatre Company, which aims to smash the patriarchy in entertaining ways.
Featuring:
Kharma Stambaugh
Dawn Hunter
Selene Nelson
Natalie Fedak
Hannah Cafarella
and Elizabeth Sheinkopf
Dance for people with Parkinson’s Disease and other neurological disorders
(caregivers are welcome!)
SPRING 2024
FREE
Thank you
Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation
For sponsoring this class!
Mondays 10:45-11:45
April 1 – June 3
(10 classes)
Firehouse Arts & Events Center
1314 Harris Avenue
JUST SHOW UP!
Taught by Pam Kuntz
Artistic Director, Kuntz & Company
Faculty, WWU Dance
Accompanied by Eric Chappelle
Questions? Contact Pam Kuntz at
kuntzpam@gmail.com or 360-510-4711
https://www.kuntzandco.org/dance-class
Online trivia through Zoom, every Tuesday night, featuring a mix of gallery and breakout rooms allowing you to socialize while you play several rounds of trivia including a weekly suggested category.
Zoom link available each week at http://Facebook.com/WorldsBestTrivia.
Teams or individuals can play. To participate in scoring, teams designate a scribe who submits answers using google forms. Players of all ages welcome!
Hilarious adventure awaits! Join our band of unlikely heroes as they are called upon by an audience member to embark on a true-to-life quest. Armed with d20’s, the audience will journey with our heroes through strange lands, navigate perils and pitfalls, bond over pints, and fight off dangerous foes. Will our heroes survive and complete their quest? That is up to the dice! This show is sponsored by our friends at Cosmic Games.
Every Fri. & Sat. in April at 7:30pm
We are pleased to invite you to “Charting the World: A Journey
Through Old and New Maps” with works by Chuck Kitterman,
Hannah L. Rivers, David Syre and a selection of old maps from a
private collection.
“Charting the World” takes you on an enchanting journey through the
evolution of maps, from traditional cartography to modern digital
mapping technologies. It celebrates the rich history and diverse
forms of maps and map-inspired artworks while exploring their
enduring significance in shaping our understanding of the world
Year Six of Scarecrow Academy brings an in-depth look at movies that examine the world of politics in the cinema. In nine weeks of free online conversations, we explore the various approaches that great filmmakers take to the political process. From comedy to tragedy, from satire to fable, with directors ranging from Frank Capra to Spike Lee, we’ll see how the movies have focused on the carnival that is the political process.
Hilarious adventure awaits! Join our band of unlikely heroes as they are called upon by an audience member to embark on a true-to-life quest. Armed with d20’s, the audience will journey with our heroes through strange lands, navigate perils and pitfalls, bond over pints, and fight off dangerous foes. Will our heroes survive and complete their quest? That is up to the dice! This show is sponsored by our friends at Cosmic Games.
Every Fri. & Sat. in April at 7:30pm
Have you ever felt trapped in a room or situation you just can’t get out of?! Well we have a show for you! Once our improvisers enter the stage, they can’t exit until the show is over. How will they endure? Who will crack under the pressure? The only thing that is for certain is the hilarity that will ensue when they realize they are… Trapped!
Cape Flattery is:
Pete Goodall – Bass, Mandolin
Ted O’Connell – Guitar, Mandolin, Harmonica, Piano
Lindsay Poynter – Guitar
Plus guests!
Folk Club shows happen on the first and third Sundays of every month and are all ages! Suggested donation $10-$20 – NOTAFLOF
Doors 2pm | Music 3pm
Folk Club Happy Hour 2-3pm!
Dance for people with Parkinson’s Disease and other neurological disorders
(caregivers are welcome!)
SPRING 2024
FREE
Thank you
Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation
For sponsoring this class!
Mondays 10:45-11:45
April 1 – June 3
(10 classes)
Firehouse Arts & Events Center
1314 Harris Avenue
JUST SHOW UP!
Taught by Pam Kuntz
Artistic Director, Kuntz & Company
Faculty, WWU Dance
Accompanied by Eric Chappelle
Questions? Contact Pam Kuntz at
kuntzpam@gmail.com or 360-510-4711
https://www.kuntzandco.org/dance-class
Online trivia through Zoom, every Tuesday night, featuring a mix of gallery and breakout rooms allowing you to socialize while you play several rounds of trivia including a weekly suggested category.
Zoom link available each week at http://Facebook.com/WorldsBestTrivia.
Teams or individuals can play. To participate in scoring, teams designate a scribe who submits answers using google forms. Players of all ages welcome!
We are pleased to invite you to “Charting the World: A Journey
Through Old and New Maps” with works by Chuck Kitterman,
Hannah L. Rivers, David Syre and a selection of old maps from a
private collection.
“Charting the World” takes you on an enchanting journey through the
evolution of maps, from traditional cartography to modern digital
mapping technologies. It celebrates the rich history and diverse
forms of maps and map-inspired artworks while exploring their
enduring significance in shaping our understanding of the world
Hilarious adventure awaits! Join our band of unlikely heroes as they are called upon by an audience member to embark on a true-to-life quest. Armed with d20’s, the audience will journey with our heroes through strange lands, navigate perils and pitfalls, bond over pints, and fight off dangerous foes. Will our heroes survive and complete their quest? That is up to the dice! This show is sponsored by our friends at Cosmic Games.
Every Fri. & Sat. in April at 7:30pm
Year Six of Scarecrow Academy brings an in-depth look at movies that examine the world of politics in the cinema. In nine weeks of free online conversations, we explore the various approaches that great filmmakers take to the political process. From comedy to tragedy, from satire to fable, with directors ranging from Frank Capra to Spike Lee, we’ll see how the movies have focused on the carnival that is the political process.
Hilarious adventure awaits! Join our band of unlikely heroes as they are called upon by an audience member to embark on a true-to-life quest. Armed with d20’s, the audience will journey with our heroes through strange lands, navigate perils and pitfalls, bond over pints, and fight off dangerous foes. Will our heroes survive and complete their quest? That is up to the dice! This show is sponsored by our friends at Cosmic Games.
Every Fri. & Sat. in April at 7:30pm
Have you ever felt trapped in a room or situation you just can’t get out of?! Well we have a show for you! Once our improvisers enter the stage, they can’t exit until the show is over. How will they endure? Who will crack under the pressure? The only thing that is for certain is the hilarity that will ensue when they realize they are… Trapped!
Dance for people with Parkinson’s Disease and other neurological disorders
(caregivers are welcome!)
SPRING 2024
FREE
Thank you
Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation
For sponsoring this class!
Mondays 10:45-11:45
April 1 – June 3
(10 classes)
Firehouse Arts & Events Center
1314 Harris Avenue
JUST SHOW UP!
Taught by Pam Kuntz
Artistic Director, Kuntz & Company
Faculty, WWU Dance
Accompanied by Eric Chappelle
Questions? Contact Pam Kuntz at
kuntzpam@gmail.com or 360-510-4711
https://www.kuntzandco.org/dance-class
