Come Gather, Come Gather, Friends! Join Leighona Cara and company for a live reading of Allie Odds and the Allie Odds Squad, a magical tale of adventure, goats, goblins and […]

It’s time to open the doors and get this show on the road! Please join us for our open house party and fundraising launch. There will be live music, puppets, […]

Bellingahm Story Hour is inspired by Moth Radio Hour. A monthly series featuring true stories told live on stage, without scripts. Tickets at the door. Pay what you can.

Welcome to the first edition of the Bellingham Puppet Slam; an evening of experimental short puppet shows presented by a wide array of local and regional talent. Puppetry is an ancient […]

Miracle on 34th Street 1pm / The Bishop’s Wife 4pm / A Wonderful Life 7pm Snuggle up in your jammies and watch familiar holiday favorites. There will be music, hot […]

Miracle on 34th Street 1pm / The Bishop's Wife 4pm / A Wonderful Life 7pm Snuggle up in your jammies and watch familiar holiday favorites. There will be music, hot […]

Unfortunately, Peter Ali has to cancel this event due to sickness. Traesti and Alexandra have stepped up to perform. Bellingham locals Traesti and Alexandra (fka The Living Arrows) perform as […]

BELLINGHAM THEATRE GUILD presents Adam Szymkowicz’s wildly imaginative post-modern life story of fable-famous Jack and Jill (post-bucket and out of chronology!) as their first production on the Lucas Hicks stage. […]

BELLINGHAM THEATRE GUILD presents Adam Szymkowicz’s wildly imaginative post-modern life story of fable-famous Jack and Jill (post-bucket and out of chronology!) as their first production on the Lucas Hicks stage. […]

BELLINGHAM THEATRE GUILD presents Adam Szymkowicz’s wildly imaginative post-modern life story of fable-famous Jack and Jill (post-bucket and out of chronology!) as their first production on the Lucas Hicks stage. […]

BELLINGHAM THEATRE GUILD presents Adam Szymkowicz’s wildly imaginative post-modern life story of fable-famous Jack and Jill (post-bucket and out of chronology!) as their first production on the Lucas Hicks stage. […]