Chris Serface, Managing Artistic Director

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Chris was raised in the Pacific Northwest (Olympia), where he discovered the theatre at an early age and became involved with the local community scene.  At 17, he became the youngest board member of Capital Playhouse in Olympia, Washington, and helped that organization grow from a seasonal production schedule to year-round programming.  During his educational and professional career, he has traveled throughout the West, working closely with many theatres as an actor, technician, director, musician, volunteer, or board member (sometimes all of them at the same time).  In his previous professional experiences he served as; a District Manager for Hollywood Video (Utah, Arizona, California, and Washington), managing 18 retail locations; Company Manager for Capital Playhouse where he implemented and developed a Human Resources program, oversaw the reorganization of their accounting practices, developed a Community Outreach program, oversaw Profit & Loss management, and ensured patron retention.  In his five years as the Director of Education at Tacoma Musical Playhouse he developed a year round curriculum. He currently sits on the boards of the Washington State Community Theatre Association as its Secretary (www.wscta.org), The Rotary Club of Tacoma #8, and is the immediate Past President for the American Association of Community Theatre (www.aact.org).  

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NENA CURLEY, PRODUCTION MANAGER & EDUCATION MANAGER

DIANA GEORGE, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

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Micheal O'Hara

I am pleased to rejoin the Board of Director after serving on the Board from 2008- 2016. It is a great group of individuals looking to bring this community quality Theatre. I have been apart of the Theatre community for the past 35 years and want to bring the total sum of my experiences to the conversations of this Board in hopes of enhancing TLT’s ability to produce great theatre. 

I own and have operated Glass Works, a retail glass shop, in Gig Harbor since 2004, graduated from The University of Puget Sound, live in Lakewood with my wife Sharry and 3 lovely canines and hope I can always be a positive addition to Tacoma Little Theatre.



RANDY CLARK

JEN NIEHAUS-RIVERS

2000-2010

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1980-1990

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1970-1980

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1960-1970

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1950-1960

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1940-1950

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1930-1940

1930-31

  • THE HAUNTED HOUSE

  • R.U.R.

  • THE DOVER ROAD

  • THE SMILE WOMAN

  • THE FLIGHT OF THE HERONS

  • CALL IT ART

  • SEAWEED

  • THE SAME OLD THING

1933-34

  • THE NOBLE OUTCAST or JERRY THE TRAMP

  • THE WAY OF A MAID

  • ANDANTE

  • THE WIVING OF HENRY

  • HEDDA GABLER

  • ENGAGED

  • HALF NOTES

1934-35

  • THE STREETS OF NEW YORK

  • SUN-UP

  • A PARAGRAPH FOR LUNCH

  • SANCTUARY IN ST. LUKE’S

  • MEN AT WORK

  • THE BLUE DANUBE WALTZES AGAIN

1935-36

  • I’LL LEAVE IT TO YOU

  • THE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL

  • THE WORKHOUSE WARD

  • DICKENS’ CHRISTMAS CAROL

  • THE TRUTH

  • A DOLL’S HOUSE

  • LAVENDER LADIES

1936-37

  • EAST LYNNE

  • TILLY OF BLOOMSBURY

  • THE ANIMAL KINGDOM

  • BEYOND THE HORIZON

1937-38

1938-39

  • THE REJUVENATION OF AUNT MARY

  • WORKSHOP PLAYS: HEDDA GABLER, THE ELOPEMENT, THE BOOR

  • ICEBOUND

  • MOST CELESTIAL ONE

  • THE PETRIFIED FOREST

1939-40

  • STAGE DOOR

  • EXCURSION

  • WORKSHOP PLAYS: STARS BE NOT DARKENED, TCHAIKOVSKY

  • THE GHOST OF YANKEE DOODLE

  • SUSAN AND GOD

  • WORKSHOP PLAYS: THE LITLLE PRISON, BOX AND COX, IN THE MORGUE, FOUR COUNTING GLADYS

  • AH! WILDERNESS

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1918

  • Theatre was organized.

1919

  • YOU NEVER CAN TELL

1922

  • LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN

1923-1924

  • CANDIDA

  • AMBUSH

  • JANE CLEGG

  • JOHN GABRIEL BORKMAN

  • THE BEAU OF BATH

  • THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST

  • THE MAN WHO MARRIED A DUMB WIFE

  • IN A GONDOLA

  • BEYOND THE HORIZON

  • THE TORCHBEARERS

1925

1926-27

  • A FAREWELL SUPPER

  • MORRACE

  • SHALL WE JOIN THE LADIES?

  • THE GOOSE HANGS HIGH

  • DEAR BRUTUS

  • THE CASSILLIS ENGAGEMENT

  • HAY FEVER

  • PAOLO AND FRANCESCA

  • OUTWARD BOUND

  • THE PIGEON

  • MR. PIM PASSES BY

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1928-29

  • ON THE LOT

  • SPIRALS

  • SCHNITZLERESQUE

  • EXPRESSING WILLIE

  • AUTUMN FIRE

  • WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS

  • THE DYBBUK

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The Buddy Holly Story

Tacoma Musical Playhouse
May 15 through June 7

Before the Beatles, The Beach Boys or The Rolling Stones ever played a note, Rock ‘n’ Roll was forever changed by BUDDY HOLLY, a 19-year-old kid from Texas. BUDDY – THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY tells the true story of Buddy’s meteoric rise to fame, from the moment in 1957 when “That’ll Be The Day” hit the airwaves until his tragic death less than two years later. The show features more than 20 hits including “That’ll Be The Day,” “Peggy Sue,” and “Oh Boy!” Buddy will have you on your feet and send you out of the theater on an unstoppable high” (The Boston Globe)!

The Ceremony of Innocence

An OFF THE SHELF Reading

Thursday, June 4, 2015
Free for TLT members, $10 non-members. 

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Summer Camp 2015

Signup now for Summer Camp @ TLT!  

Session 1: June 22 through July 19
Session 2:  July 20 through August 16

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AGNES OF GOD

Dukesbay Productions
March 1-March 17, 2019

Summoned to a convent, Dr. Martha Livingstone, a court-appointed psychiatrist, is charged with assessing the sanity of a novice accused of murdering her newborn.