On a picturesque island in Puget Sound, we find a town in a crisis: The whales have gone missing.

While (unofficial) Mayor Annie searches for a solution, Chris tries to get back together with Mary; John reaches out to help Homeless Gary; Leslie longs for a faraway pen pal; Ali has come home to care for her mother; and Ella has a secret she only wants to share with local journalist Joy Mead, who she barely knows.

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth?

DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Cost: $25 general, $15 student
Purchase advance tickets here

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

On a picturesque island in Puget Sound, we find a town in a crisis: The whales have gone missing.

While (unofficial) Mayor Annie searches for a solution, Chris tries to get back together with Mary; John reaches out to help Homeless Gary; Leslie longs for a faraway pen pal; Ali has come home to care for her mother; and Ella has a secret she only wants to share with local journalist Joy Mead, who she barely knows.

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth?

DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Cost: $25 general, $15 student
Purchase advance tickets here

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

On a picturesque island in Puget Sound, we find a town in a crisis: The whales have gone missing.

While (unofficial) Mayor Annie searches for a solution, Chris tries to get back together with Mary; John reaches out to help Homeless Gary; Leslie longs for a faraway pen pal; Ali has come home to care for her mother; and Ella has a secret she only wants to share with local journalist Joy Mead, who she barely knows.

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth?

DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Cost: $25 general, $15 student
Purchase advance tickets here

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

On a picturesque island in Puget Sound, we find a town in a crisis: The whales have gone missing.

While (unofficial) Mayor Annie searches for a solution, Chris tries to get back together with Mary; John reaches out to help Homeless Gary; Leslie longs for a faraway pen pal; Ali has come home to care for her mother; and Ella has a secret she only wants to share with local journalist Joy Mead, who she barely knows.

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth?

DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Cost: $25 general, $15 student
Purchase advance tickets here

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

On a picturesque island in Puget Sound, we find a town in a crisis: The whales have gone missing.

While (unofficial) Mayor Annie searches for a solution, Chris tries to get back together with Mary; John reaches out to help Homeless Gary; Leslie longs for a faraway pen pal; Ali has come home to care for her mother; and Ella has a secret she only wants to share with local journalist Joy Mead, who she barely knows.

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth?

DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Cost: $25 general, $15 student
Purchase advance tickets here

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

On a picturesque island in Puget Sound, we find a town in a crisis: The whales have gone missing.

While (unofficial) Mayor Annie searches for a solution, Chris tries to get back together with Mary; John reaches out to help Homeless Gary; Leslie longs for a faraway pen pal; Ali has come home to care for her mother; and Ella has a secret she only wants to share with local journalist Joy Mead, who she barely knows.

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth?

DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Cost: $25 general, $15 student
Purchase advance tickets here

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

On a picturesque island in Puget Sound, we find a town in a crisis: The whales have gone missing.

While (unofficial) Mayor Annie searches for a solution, Chris tries to get back together with Mary; John reaches out to help Homeless Gary; Leslie longs for a faraway pen pal; Ali has come home to care for her mother; and Ella has a secret she only wants to share with local journalist Joy Mead, who she barely knows.

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth?

DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Cost: $25 general, $15 student
Purchase advance tickets here

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

On a picturesque island in Puget Sound, we find a town in a crisis: The whales have gone missing.

While (unofficial) Mayor Annie searches for a solution, Chris tries to get back together with Mary; John reaches out to help Homeless Gary; Leslie longs for a faraway pen pal; Ali has come home to care for her mother; and Ella has a secret she only wants to share with local journalist Joy Mead, who she barely knows.

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth?

DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Cost: $25 general, $15 student
Purchase advance tickets here

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

On a picturesque island in Puget Sound, we find a town in a crisis: The whales have gone missing.

While (unofficial) Mayor Annie searches for a solution, Chris tries to get back together with Mary; John reaches out to help Homeless Gary; Leslie longs for a faraway pen pal; Ali has come home to care for her mother; and Ella has a secret she only wants to share with local journalist Joy Mead, who she barely knows.

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth?

DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Cost: $25 general, $15 student
Purchase advance tickets here

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

On a picturesque island in Puget Sound, we find a town in a crisis: The whales have gone missing.

While (unofficial) Mayor Annie searches for a solution, Chris tries to get back together with Mary; John reaches out to help Homeless Gary; Leslie longs for a faraway pen pal; Ali has come home to care for her mother; and Ella has a secret she only wants to share with local journalist Joy Mead, who she barely knows.

But what about the whales? Is their absence just a seasonal glitch, or is it a sign of our collective failure to take care of the Earth?

DEEP BLUE SOUND is a funny and moving play about the connections we make—and the ones we long to make—to other people, and to the world around us.

Cost: $25 general, $15 student
Purchase advance tickets here

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

Bellingham local Mike Mathieu brings his brilliant mix of comedy and commentary to another hour of can't-miss entertainment.

AI is coming for his job. His baby won't let him sleep. And society is dying from a severe lack of trust. Time for a laugh!

Mike wowed audiences for years as one half of the Cody Rivers Show and is now developing a unique voice in stand-up comedy: honest, humble, silly, sincere, charming, biting, bizarre, and delightful.

His last show at the Firehouse sold out, so get your tickets early!

Cost: $15 General Admission
Purchase advance tickets here

Bellingham local Mike Mathieu brings his brilliant mix of comedy and commentary to another hour of can't-miss entertainment.

AI is coming for his job. His baby won't let him sleep. And society is dying from a severe lack of trust. Time for a laugh!

Mike wowed audiences for years as one half of the Cody Rivers Show and is now developing a unique voice in stand-up comedy: honest, humble, silly, sincere, charming, biting, bizarre, and delightful.

His last show at the Firehouse sold out, so get your tickets early!

Cost: $15 General Admission
Purchase advance tickets here

Bellingham local Mike Mathieu brings his brilliant mix of comedy and commentary to another hour of can't-miss entertainment.

AI is coming for his job. His baby won't let him sleep. And society is dying from a severe lack of trust. Time for a laugh!

Mike wowed audiences for years as one half of the Cody Rivers Show and is now developing a unique voice in stand-up comedy: honest, humble, silly, sincere, charming, biting, bizarre, and delightful.

His last show at the Firehouse sold out, so get your tickets early!

Cost: $15 General Admission
Purchase advance tickets here

PROMPT’S proposition is that the whole evening is a prompt and it is a good excuse to come together and lean into what we love—what thrills us.

 Come fill a room full of poets, movers, and musicians, have a beverage, see new works, throw your name in the hat—we will draw names for an open mic  (5 min slots are limited.)

 What questions are you asking? What in the world is intriguing you? What is it that brings us together to stand in front of each other and share? It’s a time for poets to speak.

Cost: Suggested donations $9, $13, 424

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

The Mountaintop - Katori Hall was the first black woman in history to win the Olivier Award for Best New Play for this fictional depiction of Martin Luther King Jr’s last night on earth in Room 306 of the Lorriane Hotel on the eve of his assassination in 1968.

“The Mountaintop is a bold shape shifter of a play.” Arifa Akbar – The Guardian

The Mountaintop’s Original Broadway production produced by Jean Doumanian, Sonia Friedman Productions, Ambassador Theatre Group, Raise the Roof 7, Ted Snowdon, Alhadeff Productions/Lauren Doll, B Square + 4 Productions/Broadway Across America, Jacki Barlia Florin/Cooper Federman, Ronnie Planalp/Moellenberg Taylor and Marla Rubin Productions/Blumenthal Performing Arts, in association with Scott Delman.

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

The Thanksgiving Play - This comic satire is currently running in New York, celebrating the first time a Native American woman’s play has been produced on Broadway.

The story revolves around four woke white individuals who attempt to create a politically correct First Thanksgiving play for Native American Heritage Month to be performed in schools.?

“it is the hilarious envelope in which she (FastHorse) delivers a brutal satire about mythmaking..” Jesse Green – New York Times

The Thanksgiving Play” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

To Kill a Mockingbird - adapted for the stage by Christopher Sergel from the novel by Harper Lee.

This is the stage adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Harper Lee. The story revolves around a small Alabama town lawyer Atticus Finch as he defends Tom Robinson, a black man falsely accused of rape that sends violent waves through the community in the 1930’s. Timeless and lingering, this hard-hitting work explores prejudice, compassion and the courage to do what is right.

“Onstage, a classic about Racism and Tolerance.” Aileen Jacobson – New York Times

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

The Mountaintop - Katori Hall was the first black woman in history to win the Olivier Award for Best New Play for this fictional depiction of Martin Luther King Jr’s last night on earth in Room 306 of the Lorriane Hotel on the eve of his assassination in 1968.

“The Mountaintop is a bold shape shifter of a play.” Arifa Akbar – The Guardian

The Mountaintop’s Original Broadway production produced by Jean Doumanian, Sonia Friedman Productions, Ambassador Theatre Group, Raise the Roof 7, Ted Snowdon, Alhadeff Productions/Lauren Doll, B Square + 4 Productions/Broadway Across America, Jacki Barlia Florin/Cooper Federman, Ronnie Planalp/Moellenberg Taylor and Marla Rubin Productions/Blumenthal Performing Arts, in association with Scott Delman.

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

The Thanksgiving Play - This comic satire is currently running in New York, celebrating the first time a Native American woman’s play has been produced on Broadway.

The story revolves around four woke white individuals who attempt to create a politically correct First Thanksgiving play for Native American Heritage Month to be performed in schools.?

“it is the hilarious envelope in which she (FastHorse) delivers a brutal satire about mythmaking..” Jesse Green – New York Times

The Thanksgiving Play” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

To Kill a Mockingbird - adapted for the stage by Christopher Sergel from the novel by Harper Lee.

This is the stage adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Harper Lee. The story revolves around a small Alabama town lawyer Atticus Finch as he defends Tom Robinson, a black man falsely accused of rape that sends violent waves through the community in the 1930’s. Timeless and lingering, this hard-hitting work explores prejudice, compassion and the courage to do what is right.

“Onstage, a classic about Racism and Tolerance.” Aileen Jacobson – New York Times

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

The Thanksgiving Play - This comic satire is currently running in New York, celebrating the first time a Native American woman’s play has been produced on Broadway.

The story revolves around four woke white individuals who attempt to create a politically correct First Thanksgiving play for Native American Heritage Month to be performed in schools.?

“it is the hilarious envelope in which she (FastHorse) delivers a brutal satire about mythmaking..” Jesse Green – New York Times

The Thanksgiving Play” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

To Kill a Mockingbird - adapted for the stage by Christopher Sergel from the novel by Harper Lee.

This is the stage adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Harper Lee. The story revolves around a small Alabama town lawyer Atticus Finch as he defends Tom Robinson, a black man falsely accused of rape that sends violent waves through the community in the 1930’s. Timeless and lingering, this hard-hitting work explores prejudice, compassion and the courage to do what is right.

“Onstage, a classic about Racism and Tolerance.” Aileen Jacobson – New York Times

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

The Mountaintop - Katori Hall was the first black woman in history to win the Olivier Award for Best New Play for this fictional depiction of Martin Luther King Jr’s last night on earth in Room 306 of the Lorriane Hotel on the eve of his assassination in 1968.

“The Mountaintop is a bold shape shifter of a play.” Arifa Akbar – The Guardian

The Mountaintop’s Original Broadway production produced by Jean Doumanian, Sonia Friedman Productions, Ambassador Theatre Group, Raise the Roof 7, Ted Snowdon, Alhadeff Productions/Lauren Doll, B Square + 4 Productions/Broadway Across America, Jacki Barlia Florin/Cooper Federman, Ronnie Planalp/Moellenberg Taylor and Marla Rubin Productions/Blumenthal Performing Arts, in association with Scott Delman.

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

The Thanksgiving Play - This comic satire is currently running in New York, celebrating the first time a Native American woman’s play has been produced on Broadway.

The story revolves around four woke white individuals who attempt to create a politically correct First Thanksgiving play for Native American Heritage Month to be performed in schools.?

“it is the hilarious envelope in which she (FastHorse) delivers a brutal satire about mythmaking..” Jesse Green – New York Times

The Thanksgiving Play” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

To Kill a Mockingbird - adapted for the stage by Christopher Sergel from the novel by Harper Lee.

This is the stage adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Harper Lee. The story revolves around a small Alabama town lawyer Atticus Finch as he defends Tom Robinson, a black man falsely accused of rape that sends violent waves through the community in the 1930’s. Timeless and lingering, this hard-hitting work explores prejudice, compassion and the courage to do what is right.

“Onstage, a classic about Racism and Tolerance.” Aileen Jacobson – New York Times

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

The Mountaintop - Katori Hall was the first black woman in history to win the Olivier Award for Best New Play for this fictional depiction of Martin Luther King Jr’s last night on earth in Room 306 of the Lorriane Hotel on the eve of his assassination in 1968.

“The Mountaintop is a bold shape shifter of a play.” Arifa Akbar – The Guardian

The Mountaintop’s Original Broadway production produced by Jean Doumanian, Sonia Friedman Productions, Ambassador Theatre Group, Raise the Roof 7, Ted Snowdon, Alhadeff Productions/Lauren Doll, B Square + 4 Productions/Broadway Across America, Jacki Barlia Florin/Cooper Federman, Ronnie Planalp/Moellenberg Taylor and Marla Rubin Productions/Blumenthal Performing Arts, in association with Scott Delman.

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

To Kill a Mockingbird - adapted for the stage by Christopher Sergel from the novel by Harper Lee.

This is the stage adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Harper Lee. The story revolves around a small Alabama town lawyer Atticus Finch as he defends Tom Robinson, a black man falsely accused of rape that sends violent waves through the community in the 1930’s. Timeless and lingering, this hard-hitting work explores prejudice, compassion and the courage to do what is right.

“Onstage, a classic about Racism and Tolerance.” Aileen Jacobson – New York Times

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

The Mountaintop - Katori Hall was the first black woman in history to win the Olivier Award for Best New Play for this fictional depiction of Martin Luther King Jr’s last night on earth in Room 306 of the Lorriane Hotel on the eve of his assassination in 1968.

“The Mountaintop is a bold shape shifter of a play.” Arifa Akbar – The Guardian

The Mountaintop’s Original Broadway production produced by Jean Doumanian, Sonia Friedman Productions, Ambassador Theatre Group, Raise the Roof 7, Ted Snowdon, Alhadeff Productions/Lauren Doll, B Square + 4 Productions/Broadway Across America, Jacki Barlia Florin/Cooper Federman, Ronnie Planalp/Moellenberg Taylor and Marla Rubin Productions/Blumenthal Performing Arts, in association with Scott Delman.

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

The Thanksgiving Play - This comic satire is currently running in New York, celebrating the first time a Native American woman’s play has been produced on Broadway.

The story revolves around four woke white individuals who attempt to create a politically correct First Thanksgiving play for Native American Heritage Month to be performed in schools.?

“it is the hilarious envelope in which she (FastHorse) delivers a brutal satire about mythmaking..” Jesse Green – New York Times

The Thanksgiving Play” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org

The FireHouse Arts & Events Center is excited to host this year’s Bellingham TheatreWorks Fairhaven Summer Repertory Theatre (FSRT) lineup featuring three award-winning works with women as central to each story.

To Kill a Mockingbird - adapted for the stage by Christopher Sergel from the novel by Harper Lee.

This is the stage adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Harper Lee. The story revolves around a small Alabama town lawyer Atticus Finch as he defends Tom Robinson, a black man falsely accused of rape that sends violent waves through the community in the 1930’s. Timeless and lingering, this hard-hitting work explores prejudice, compassion and the courage to do what is right.

“Onstage, a classic about Racism and Tolerance.” Aileen Jacobson – New York Times

Cost: $25 per show
Purchase advance tickets per show or season pass

Website: bellinghamtheatreworks.org