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2012 Upcoming Events

Morton Roxy Theater

May 24

Lyceum Lecture Series:  “Gifford Pinchot Task Force Topics & Highlights”
Speaker:  Bob Dingethal, Gifford Pinchot Task Force
Centralia College's Lyceum series presents topics based on a theme designated by Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society of the Two Year College. The college brings experts from our staff, our community, and beyond to speak on topics that we hope will interest and entertain our students and the public.
12-12:50pm
The lecture series may be taken for credit or non-credit ($25).  For more information, or to register call (360) 496-5022.
Drop in for one lecture or sign up for the class!

May 31

Lyceum Lecture Series:  “The Politics of Food”
Speaker:  Jody Kline, Registered Dietician
Centralia College's Lyceum series presents topics based on a theme designated by Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society of the Two Year College. The college brings experts from our staff, our community, and beyond to speak on topics that we hope will interest and entertain our students and the public.
12-12:50pm
The lecture series may be taken for credit or non-credit ($25).  For more information, or to register call (360) 496-5022.
Drop in for one lecture or sign up for the class!

June 7

Lyceum Lecture Series:   “Cuba – Culture, People and Change”
Speaker:  Barb Selis
Centralia College's Lyceum series presents topics based on a theme designated by Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Society of the Two Year College. The college brings experts from our staff, our community, and beyond to speak on topics that we hope will interest and entertain our students and the public.
12-12:50pm
The lecture series may be taken for credit or non-credit ($25).  For more information, or to register call (360) 496-5022.
Drop in for one lecture or sign up for the class!

June 10

Cowgirl's Dream
Kick up your heels with the internationally touring duo Cowgirl's Dream.  Performing together for fifteen years, they have recorded nine albums as a duo,  and three albums as founding  members of  "The Madrones" and  "The Fabulous Filucies."  The original songs performed by Steve & Kristi Nebel have a folk or folk-rock sound, often with an American country music influence. The Nebels  are known for their "occupationally correct" songs dealing with life in Alaska and northwestern Canada.  The audience will be invited to dance, so wear your dancin' shoes!  For more information on Cowgirl's Dream, visit sknebel.com.
June 10th at 7pm
Tickets: $15 adults, $5 students 21 and younger

June 25 - July 14

OnStage Children's Theatre Education Program
Children will participate in a 3-week camp culminating in a performance of Wonderland!an unabashedly silly adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass. 
Camp cost: $100
Performance dates: July 13 at 7pm; July 14 at 2pm

July 13

Wonderland!
OnStage Children’s Theatre Education Program
Wonderland! is an unabashedly silly adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass.  Audiences of all ages will adore the hip-hopping music, familiar characters, dozens of new ones (such as plastic light-saber wielding knights!), and the upbeat, coming-of-age story.
7pm; July 14 at 2pm
Tickets:  $8

August 3-12

The Wizard of Oz
Audition Information

Summer Musical Theatre Production
The Wizard of Ozby L. Frank Baum, along with Dorothy and her friends, shows us that “There is no place like home!” in this adaptation true to the MGM classic. For more information, visit www.tams-witmark.com/musicals/wizardrsc.html.
Aug. 3, 4, 7, 8 & 11 at 7pm; Aug 5 & 12 at 2pm
Tickets:  Advanced: $10 adults, $5 children. At the door: $11 adults, $6 children


Improved Sound System

The sound system for live performances in the Roxy Theater underwent a major upgrade!  A big “Thank You” to the Jack and Luellen Charneski Charitable Fund, the South Puget Sound Community Foundation, and Geneva and Bill Partridge for funding the improvements.  Thanks also go to Fred Schwindt, Brad Nelson, and Dale Ericksen for doing the work.  Next step:  raise $3,000 for new microphones.

Assisted Listening

The Roxy Theater is equipped with an Assistive Listening System:  headphones with an infrared connection that enhances the sound coming through the theater’s newly upgraded sound system for live performances.  Interested in trying the system?  Ask for the headphones at the box office.

 

The Barbara Clevenger Johnson Art Gallery  The Gallery first opened its doors on May 1, 2007, as part of the Roxy Theatre renovation project, made possible through the vision and hard work of the Fire Mountain Arts Council and  generous donations.
  Renovations to the theatre and gallery are still underway, but with the first phase nearly completed, we are at long last able open our facility to both the public and to our artists.
  Our gallery is always open during Roxy Playhouse performances so check us out during your visits. Our regular gallery hours are Wednesday thru Saturday from 10-5 pm.
  We are always looking for talented local artists to feature in our gallery!

Sponsor a Roxy Seat Volunteers have restored the old Roxy seats, and they look terrific. For $250 you can sponsor a seat in your name or the name of a loved one. We’ll attach a name plate to your seat. So far, more than 91 seats have been sponsored. If you can, please step forward to help at this critical time. Your name will become a permanent part of the Roxy’s history.

SponsorshipThe Roxy Theater is owned and operated by the Fire Mountain Arts Council, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dependent upon our donors and volunteers. Donations are tax deductible.
We graciously invite your support in one of the following ways:
MEMBERSHIP
SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP
SHOW or EVENT SPONSORSHIP
2012 SEASON CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP
Thank you to the 2012 Season Corporate Sponsors as of February 2012

About Fire Mountain Arts Council   In January of 2003 Fire Mountain Arts Council incorporated as a non-profit, 501 (c) (3), corporation for the purpose of enriching our community life through the arts.
  Since our incorporation we have attained our first goal which was the purchase of the Roxy Theater in downtown Morton, Washington. The first phase of the renovation of the theater is complete.
  In November of 2003 the FireMountain Arts Council mission and goals were developed.

 Try the New Site - Go head - Click Me I have combined both the Roxy and the FireMac site into one easy to use site. This will prevent duplication and make the job easier for a new webmaster. Of course he/she could design the site to meet his/her own artistic talent. Take a look and let Carl know what you think 

  

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