• Groundhog Day: The Musical

    Groundhog Day: The Musical

    Groundhog Day: The Musical
    Book by Danny Rubin
    Music and Lyrics by Tim Minchin
    Published by MTI
    Director: Jonah G. Hill
    Music Director: Stephanie Phillips

    Phil Connors, a seasoned big-city weatherman, is frustrated to be to reporting the annual Groundhog Day Ceremony in small town Punxsutawney, PA. His arrogance and cynicism are in direct opposition to the cheery townsfolk, who are ready for their favorite Groundhog to not see his shadow and welcome an early spring. After disdainfully covering the rodent's negative forecast, he awakens the next day only to discover it's February 2 once more. Will Phil accept that he is doomed to repeat the same day over and over again? Or will he find the courage to change himself and his fate?

    Warnings: Some adult language, death, gunshots, smoke effects, flashing lights, Suicidal Ideation.

  • LUYE presents “Three Days of Rain”

    LEND US YOUR EARS, the reading series at the Bellingham Theatre Guild, presents late playwright Richard Greenberg’s Three Days of Rain, a sharply funny drama about family and misunderstanding on December 12, at 2pm on the BTG Stage.

    The Pay-What-You-Will performance, directed by Deshanna Brown, follows estranged siblings and their childhood friend unraveling mysteries tied to a parent’s will. This generation of adult kids wrestles with slippery truths of their parents’ legacy in the first act, and then the same actors play the parents decades earlier in the second act, revealing truths even more slippery. Three Days of Rain, experiencing a Broadway revival in a few short months, is part of the late playwright’s compelling body of work and is presented in Bellingham for the first time with talented local actors Matthew Heggem, Lauren Brigolin, and Jamie Healt. The play contains adult language and adult situations.

    LEND US YOUR EARS (with the mission: Good Plays Read Well) produces matinee readings with local actors in front of the curtains, with general admission seating and the audience choosing what it wants to pay. No reservations necessary and any questions can be directed to LUYE Artistic Director, Sean Walbeck (sean@gigglewax.com, 360-647-9242).

    Three Days of Rain is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service
    www.concordtheatricals.com

  • Groundhog Day: The Musical

    Groundhog Day: The Musical

    Groundhog Day: The Musical
    Book by Danny Rubin
    Music and Lyrics by Tim Minchin
    Published by MTI
    Director: Jonah G. Hill
    Music Director: Stephanie Phillips

    Phil Connors, a seasoned big-city weatherman, is frustrated to be to reporting the annual Groundhog Day Ceremony in small town Punxsutawney, PA. His arrogance and cynicism are in direct opposition to the cheery townsfolk, who are ready for their favorite Groundhog to not see his shadow and welcome an early spring. After disdainfully covering the rodent's negative forecast, he awakens the next day only to discover it's February 2 once more. Will Phil accept that he is doomed to repeat the same day over and over again? Or will he find the courage to change himself and his fate?

    Warnings: Some adult language, death, gunshots, smoke effects, flashing lights, Suicidal Ideation.

  • Groundhog Day: The Musical

    Groundhog Day: The Musical

    Groundhog Day: The Musical
    Book by Danny Rubin
    Music and Lyrics by Tim Minchin
    Published by MTI
    Director: Jonah G. Hill
    Music Director: Stephanie Phillips

    Phil Connors, a seasoned big-city weatherman, is frustrated to be to reporting the annual Groundhog Day Ceremony in small town Punxsutawney, PA. His arrogance and cynicism are in direct opposition to the cheery townsfolk, who are ready for their favorite Groundhog to not see his shadow and welcome an early spring. After disdainfully covering the rodent's negative forecast, he awakens the next day only to discover it's February 2 once more. Will Phil accept that he is doomed to repeat the same day over and over again? Or will he find the courage to change himself and his fate?

    Warnings: Some adult language, death, gunshots, smoke effects, flashing lights, Suicidal Ideation.

  • Volunteer Orientation

    Volunteer Orientation
    Bellingham Theatre Guild 1600 H Street, Bellingham, WA, United States

    Calling all volunteers!

    Join us for a one-hour orientation and learn the ins and outs of the Bellingham Theatre Guild. We'll have some light refreshments, and we'll walk you through the various opportunities to join up with one of the longest-running community theaters in the country. We'll also tour our historic building.

    We're looking forward to meeting you!

  • Volunteer Orientation

    Volunteer Orientation
    Bellingham Theatre Guild 1600 H Street, Bellingham, WA, United States

    Calling all volunteers!

    Join us for a one-hour orientation and learn the ins and outs of the Bellingham Theatre Guild. We'll have some light refreshments, and we'll walk you through the various opportunities to join up with one of the longest-running community theaters in the country. We'll also tour our historic building.

    We're looking forward to meeting you!

  • Proof

    Proof

    Proof

    By David Auburn
    Directed by Mijo Stumpf
    Publisher: Concord Theatricals

    Auditions: December 6–8, 2026
    Performances: January 22–24; January 28–31; February 4–7, 2027

    Warnings: Some Language, Discussions of Mental Illness & Grief

    Description: Catherine, a troubled but brilliant young woman, has spent the last few years caring for her father, Robert, an unstable yet brilliant mathematician. When her father dies on the eve of her twenty-fifth birthday, Catherine comes face-to-face with the fear that she has inherited more than just her father's genius, the arrival of her overbearing but well-meaning sister Claire, and the presence of her father's student Hal who Catherine suspects is there for more than just adoration of her father's work. When a mysterious notebook is discovered among her father's possessions, it draws Catherine to ask the question: can there be trust without proof?

  • Proof

    Proof

    Proof

    By David Auburn
    Directed by Mijo Stumpf
    Publisher: Concord Theatricals

    Auditions: December 6–8, 2026
    Performances: January 22–24; January 28–31; February 4–7, 2027

    Warnings: Some Language, Discussions of Mental Illness & Grief

    Description: Catherine, a troubled but brilliant young woman, has spent the last few years caring for her father, Robert, an unstable yet brilliant mathematician. When her father dies on the eve of her twenty-fifth birthday, Catherine comes face-to-face with the fear that she has inherited more than just her father's genius, the arrival of her overbearing but well-meaning sister Claire, and the presence of her father's student Hal who Catherine suspects is there for more than just adoration of her father's work. When a mysterious notebook is discovered among her father's possessions, it draws Catherine to ask the question: can there be trust without proof?

  • Proof

    Proof

    Proof

    By David Auburn
    Directed by Mijo Stumpf
    Publisher: Concord Theatricals

    Auditions: December 6–8, 2026
    Performances: January 22–24; January 28–31; February 4–7, 2027

    Warnings: Some Language, Discussions of Mental Illness & Grief

    Description: Catherine, a troubled but brilliant young woman, has spent the last few years caring for her father, Robert, an unstable yet brilliant mathematician. When her father dies on the eve of her twenty-fifth birthday, Catherine comes face-to-face with the fear that she has inherited more than just her father's genius, the arrival of her overbearing but well-meaning sister Claire, and the presence of her father's student Hal who Catherine suspects is there for more than just adoration of her father's work. When a mysterious notebook is discovered among her father's possessions, it draws Catherine to ask the question: can there be trust without proof?

  • Proof

    Proof

    Proof

    By David Auburn
    Directed by Mijo Stumpf
    Publisher: Concord Theatricals

    Auditions: December 6–8, 2026
    Performances: January 22–24; January 28–31; February 4–7, 2027

    Warnings: Some Language, Discussions of Mental Illness & Grief

    Description: Catherine, a troubled but brilliant young woman, has spent the last few years caring for her father, Robert, an unstable yet brilliant mathematician. When her father dies on the eve of her twenty-fifth birthday, Catherine comes face-to-face with the fear that she has inherited more than just her father's genius, the arrival of her overbearing but well-meaning sister Claire, and the presence of her father's student Hal who Catherine suspects is there for more than just adoration of her father's work. When a mysterious notebook is discovered among her father's possessions, it draws Catherine to ask the question: can there be trust without proof?