Showtimes are 8:00pm (Thurs/Fri/Sat performances) and 2:00pm (Sun matinees)

To place reservations for shows at Slocum House Theatre you can:

Call 360-696-2427
Email reservations@slocumhouse.com

PLEASE NOTE: If our shows are RESERVED OUT, you can still possibly get tickets. There are two ways to try.

1. Arrive 30 minutes before curtain and put your name on the "Unclaimed Seats List." All unclaimed seats will be sold to the list, in order, at curtain time.

2. You may also email reservations@slocumhouse.com or call 360-696-2427 and put your name on the "Cancellation List". If we receive a cancellation this list will be called, in order. However, if we receive the cancellation less than two hours before curtain, it will be put on the unclaimed seats list. To be put on the "Cancellation List" email or call and leave us your name, phone number and the number of seats needed.

Thank you for supporting Slocum House Theatre Company

The Taming of the Shrew Playing: February 22 - March 16 By: William Shakespeare Directed By: Doreen Lundberg

CLOSED The Taming of the Shrew is a comedy of romance and courtship. A host of young suitors are smitten with the beautiful Bianca, the youngest daughter. Despite their zest to woo Bianca, her mother, Baptista , tells them that Bianca is not free to marry until her older sister, Katharina, has found a husband. The only problem is Katharina is the very definition of a shrew. Who would ever want to marry her? Petruchio learns of Katharina (well, her impressive dowry) and decides he is just the man to tame and marry her.

Everybody Loves Opal Playing: April 18 - May 11 By: John Patrick Directed By: Rebecca Kramer

Opal Kronkie, a middle-aged recluse, lives in a tumbledown mansion at the edge of the municipal dump. Opal is an optimist, for no matter how mean her friends become, Opal responds with unfailing kindness and an abiding faith in the goodness of human nature. Into her rather strange world come three purveyors of bogus perfume on the lam from the authorities. The unsavory trio concocts an elaborate scheme. Through it all, Opal radiates kindness, affection and, strangely enough, gratitude.

I Never Sang for My Father Playing: June 6 - June 28 By: Robert Anderson Directed By: Bob Madsen

Gene is a mild-mannered and recently widowed, he has a chance to move away from his hometown and begin life again. But his overbearing and emotionally cold father, Tom, begins to need Gene's help as he deteriorates mentally and physically. Gene resents his father's aloofness and desires a loving relationship, but the old man only retreats more into stubbornness and detachment.

I Never Sang for My Father
April 6 and 7, 2008 7 PM

Please see our Auditions page for more information