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Home, I’m Darling!
Home, I’m Darling!
Performances run January 31 to February 16. Get Tickets
Home, I'm Darling!
By Laura Wade
Directors: Lillian Furlong and Rylan MacDonald
Performances: January 31 – February 16, 2025
Auditions: December 8-10, 2024
Content warnings: Adult language, mature subject matter (discussions of sexual harassment, domestic violence, and misogyny), smoking depicted.
It's easy to romanticize the past, and for Judy and Jonny nothing will ever beat the bubbly pastels of the 1950s. The image of marital bliss, the couple devotes every paycheck to living, dressing, eating, and breathing like it's the post-war boom. But when their flowery facade begins to crumble under 21st Century pressures, the two learn that some things are better left behind. A dark comedy full of heart and humor, Home, I'm Darling! questions our rose-tinted view of the past and what is learned—and lost—when we move forward.
Watch interviews with the cast:
This is a non-professional production.
Home, I’m Darling!
Home, I’m Darling!
Performances run January 31 to February 16. Get Tickets
Home, I'm Darling!
By Laura Wade
Directors: Lillian Furlong and Rylan MacDonald
Performances: January 31 – February 16, 2025
Auditions: December 8-10, 2024
Content warnings: Adult language, mature subject matter (discussions of sexual harassment, domestic violence, and misogyny), smoking depicted.
It's easy to romanticize the past, and for Judy and Jonny nothing will ever beat the bubbly pastels of the 1950s. The image of marital bliss, the couple devotes every paycheck to living, dressing, eating, and breathing like it's the post-war boom. But when their flowery facade begins to crumble under 21st Century pressures, the two learn that some things are better left behind. A dark comedy full of heart and humor, Home, I'm Darling! questions our rose-tinted view of the past and what is learned—and lost—when we move forward.
Watch interviews with the cast:
This is a non-professional production.
Lend Us Your Ears play-reading series presents “How the Light Gets In”
Lend Us Your Ears play-reading series presents “How the Light Gets In”
LUYE, Bellingham Theatre Guild’s reading series, reveals award-winning drama “How The Light Gets In” February 8th, at 2:00 pm.
LEND US YOUR EARS, the reading series at the Bellingham Theatre Guild, is proud to present How the Light Gets In, the Steinberg Award-winning drama about hurt people healing hurt people by Oregon playwright E. M. Lewis. Recognized as the best regional theatre play in 2019 by the ATCA, How the Light Gets In performs on February 8, 2025, at 2:00 pm on the Bellingham Theatre Guild stage.
The Pay-What-You-Will performance, directed by Shawn Fuller, follows four disparate characters—a travel writer who doesn’t travel, a Japanese architect who can’t build a Tea House, a tattoo artist who resists his talent, and a runaway girl living under a tree in a Japanese garden—as they fall apart and build each other back together. Told with great humanity, How the Light Gets In will be performed by talented local actors; the play contains adult language and 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 are necessary, and any questions can be directed to LUYE Artistic Director, Sean Walbeck (sean@gigglewax.com, 360-647-9242).
How the Light Gets In is presented in arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc., www.concordtheatricals.com.
Home, I’m Darling!
Home, I’m Darling!
Performances run January 31 to February 16. Get Tickets
Home, I'm Darling!
By Laura Wade
Directors: Lillian Furlong and Rylan MacDonald
Performances: January 31 – February 16, 2025
Auditions: December 8-10, 2024
Content warnings: Adult language, mature subject matter (discussions of sexual harassment, domestic violence, and misogyny), smoking depicted.
It's easy to romanticize the past, and for Judy and Jonny nothing will ever beat the bubbly pastels of the 1950s. The image of marital bliss, the couple devotes every paycheck to living, dressing, eating, and breathing like it's the post-war boom. But when their flowery facade begins to crumble under 21st Century pressures, the two learn that some things are better left behind. A dark comedy full of heart and humor, Home, I'm Darling! questions our rose-tinted view of the past and what is learned—and lost—when we move forward.
Watch interviews with the cast:
This is a non-professional production.
Home, I’m Darling!
Home, I’m Darling!
Performances run January 31 to February 16. Get Tickets
Home, I'm Darling!
By Laura Wade
Directors: Lillian Furlong and Rylan MacDonald
Performances: January 31 – February 16, 2025
Auditions: December 8-10, 2024
Content warnings: Adult language, mature subject matter (discussions of sexual harassment, domestic violence, and misogyny), smoking depicted.
It's easy to romanticize the past, and for Judy and Jonny nothing will ever beat the bubbly pastels of the 1950s. The image of marital bliss, the couple devotes every paycheck to living, dressing, eating, and breathing like it's the post-war boom. But when their flowery facade begins to crumble under 21st Century pressures, the two learn that some things are better left behind. A dark comedy full of heart and humor, Home, I'm Darling! questions our rose-tinted view of the past and what is learned—and lost—when we move forward.
Watch interviews with the cast:
This is a non-professional production.
Auditions: Play On!
Auditions: Play On!
We’re holding open auditions for...
Play On!
By Rick Abbot
Director: Allissa Flood
Performances: April 4 – April 20, 2025
Auditions: February 9-11, 2025
About the show:
A rag-tag theater group tries their hardest to put on a show, but the playwright’s revisions become a big obstacle.
About the auditions:
For auditions, please be prepared to do group cold-reads from the script. Be prepared to move a bit as well, as we may also do some small, fun improv games!
No. of Women: 7
Age Range: 16 to 80
Skills needed: Be able to act as if you don't know your lines
No. of Men: 3
Age Range: 16 to 80
Skills needed: Be able to act very drunk