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    Pier One Theatre Announces the 2024 Season

    2024-05-16
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    Pier One Theatre on the Homer Spit, Homer AlaskaPhoto byDonna Hall (Homer by the Bay)

    Attending a performance at Pier One Theatre is like stepping into a gathering of friends.

    The Theatre on the Homer Spit next to The Fishing Hole offers breathtaking views of the mountains and sea, setting the stage for a memorable evening.

    Whether it's a classic play, a modern musical, or an experimental piece, the productions are known for their quality and intimacy. Taking in a Pier One Theatre Performance is one of the local's favorite Things to Do in Homer, Alaska. The sound of waves occasionally punctuates performances, reminding attendees of the unique setting.

    Visitors often praise the engaging performances and the warmth of the local community that makes every show unique.

    Over the years, Pier One Theatre has hosted many productions that have captivated audiences. The Theatre prides itself on a diverse repertoire, from Shakespearean dramas to contemporary plays and local Alaskan stories.

    Pier One Theatre 2024 Season

    May 17 - June 1

    Harvey by Mary Chase

    Winner of the 1945 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

    Directed by Val Sheppard

    This Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy centers around Elwood P. Dowd, a charming and affable man whose best friend is Harvey, an invisible six-foot-tall rabbit. This delightful play explores themes of sanity, acceptance, and the impact of one's beliefs on the world around them.

    June 20-30

    Hamlet by William Shakespeare

    A Youth Theatre/Mud Bay Bards Production

    Directed by Kathleen Gustafson

    The ghost of Denmark's slain king appears to his son, Hamlet, urging him to avenge his murder by killing the current king, Hamlet's uncle. As Hamlet pretends insanity to maneuver his plan, he delves deeply into existential musings. His uncle, sensing danger, plots against Hamlet. Their conflict culminates in a tragic duel that leaves the King, Queen, Hamlet's opponent, and Hamlet himself dead.


    July 11-28

    THE ADDAMS FAMILY - A NEW MUSICAL

    Directed by Jennifer Norton & Eric Simondsen

    "The Addams Family Musical" is a hilarious celebration of family eccentricity, centered on an original tale that is every father's nightmare. Wednesday Addams, the quintessential princess of darkness, has grown up and fallen for a charming, intelligent man from a respectable family—a man her parents have yet to meet.

    Adding to the chaos, Wednesday asks her father, Gomez, to keep this a secret from her mother, Morticia, challenging him to do the one thing he's never attempted. The Addams family faces a night of uproarious change when they host a dinner for Wednesday's "normal" boyfriend and his parents.

    August 8-18

    FALSTAFF AND THE ENDLESS MACHINE

    By Jared Michael Delaney - Directed by Brian Duffy

    A young Jack Falstaff dreams of knighthood, eager to demonstrate his bravery and worth to his comrades at the Boar's Head Tavern. However, when he joins the king's service, Falstaff is torn between conflicting allegiances—friendship versus duty, love versus law, and honor versus orders. This story explores the making of a cynic, providing a speculative backstory to Shakespeare's iconic character.

    Pier One Theatre Enhances Homer's Cultural Scene

    Pier One Theatre is more than just a venue; it's a vibrant part of Homer's cultural identity. It provides a vital year-round platform for artistic expression. It plays a crucial role in maintaining the town's reputation as a cultural hub.

    The Theatre fosters local talent, offering workshops and performance opportunities that enrich the community. Its influence extends beyond the arts, contributing to Homer's overall charm and appeal as a destination.

    Planning Your Visit

    If you plan to explore Homer, a night at Pier One Theatre should definitely be on your list of Things to Do in Homer Alaska. Tickets are available online and at the door.

    Purchasing in advance is recommended, especially during the busy summer season.

    Pair your outing with dinner at The Broken Oar across the street from the Theatre or at one of Homer's other excellent local eateries for a perfect evening.

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