March 10 – March 26th 2023
A whirlwind adventure about five friends and a coyote who want to save the world.
Written by Eric Coble
Directed by Rebecca Rogers
This unique twist on traditional storytelling brings the audience into a magical desert landscape where young Sheila and her band of buddies are out of school for the summer and building the most epic fort ever. Something strange happens one night when the fort draws the attention of a well-dressed coyote and our young heroes are transported into the middle of a moonlit desert facing The Council of Howls, The Sting Brigade, The Death Cactus and more. This whirlwind environmental fable asks – are we ready to take on the mission of saving the planet from ourselves?
Recommended for ages 5 and up.
The runtime of this show is 48 minutes. There is no intermission.
CAST
Susana Bailén Acevedo, Dustcloud
Jordan Richards, Coyote
Sara St. Clair, Bobcat
Harper Jurss, Bighorn Sheep
Evelyn Cone, Sheila
Karsten Tomlin, Dennis
Lane Nixon, Leon
Kalani Martinez Bailen, Twin 1
Twana Beedle, Twin 2
Ensemble:
AJ Fournier
Sara Hoberecht
CREATIVE TEAM
Set Designer – Jordanna Averett
Costume Designer – Jonnita Thompson
Lighting Designer – Olivia Burlingame
Properties Designer – Bonnie Reese
Sound Designer – TW
Masks Designer – Joelle Montez
Graphic Designer – Jill Carter
CREW:
Stage Manager – Jordanna Averett
Assistant Stage Manager – Bonnie Reese
Sound and Video Operator – Kefa Crow
Buy Tickets:
Hot tip! When shows are sold out online, you can still get tickets in person at the box office 1 hour prior to each performance. This is also how zero cost ACCESS FOR ALL tickets are obtained.
*Masks are strongly encouraged, but not required for classes or shows on Wed – Saturday. However, we will require masks at all Sunday performances at the theater to ensure greater accessibility for more people. Read the full health and safety policy below.
Ticket Policies:
ANNOUNCING ACCESS FOR ALL TICKETING!!
We believe that access to art is a human right – which is why we are piloting an ACCESS FOR ALL ticketing initiative for ALL SHOWS THIS SEASON.
Producing theater costs money, and ticket sales play a huge role in our ability to sustain our work! However, we also believe in allowing community members to choose the best / most appropriate ticket price for them. If folks who can pay a little more do, it will empower others to pay a little less when they need to. The outcome? Everyone will be able to attend the theater – and we’ll be able to keep the lights on.
ACCESS FOR ALL tickets will be reservable online on a sliding scale of $5-$55.
Additionally. 25% of the house will be held for walk-ups. Walk-up tickets will be available free-of-cost (although you are welcome to pay if you have the resources to)!
We can’t wait to see you at the theater!
Walk-up tickets are available the day of the performance in person at our box office, 1 hour prior to that performance.
Walk-up tickets are limited to 4 tickets per group.
Health and Safety:
Your Family's Safety is our top priority!
OFT’s Commitment to Health and Safety in Our Theater
OFT is dedicated to creating a safe environment for our audiences and staff as we welcome you to our theater. Currently, we are moving forward with the following COVID-19 protocols:
(1) Masks are strongly encouraged, but not required for classes or shows on Fridays and Saturdays. However, we will require masks at all Sunday performances at the theater to ensure greater accessibility for more people.
(2) We are not currently requiring proof of vaccination.
(3) We ask that you please stay home if you are feeling unwell. We are happy to offer to reschedule your tickets – for free – if you are feeling unwell. Together, we can keep everyone safe.
**Please note: We are continuing to closely monitor COVID case counts, new variants, and community health guidelines. We reserve the right to change our current policies at any time for the health and safety of our community. We appreciate your patience as we continue to navigate these unprecedented times.**
More details about our in-person camp health and safety policy.
We are monitoring the guidance of the Thurston County Department of Public Health and Social Services, the Washington State Department of Health, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and we ask that you do the same. As new information comes in from them, we will be updating the impact to our programs and productions.
Finally, we know that the choice to be vaccinated is complicated and multifaceted. We encourage everyone to demonstrate compassion and actively help to combat incidents of bias or social stigma.
