The Lincoln Theater

01/13/2023

https://fb.watch/i0MwsbJcDG/?mibextid=cr9u03

12/07/2022

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11/12/2022

10/03/2022

It's that time of year again! Join us this coming Sunday, October 9th for Ghostlight's Annual Membership Meeting and Celebration! Come hear about updates on the Lincoln Theatre, upcoming GLA classes, and of course, our upcoming productions! Click the link below to get your free ticket to this public event. Space is limited so don't wait!

https://ghostlightproductions.ludus.com

08/26/2022

05/14/2022

The Stencil Mystery ~
This was uncovered in the Lincoln Theater and we wonder if there is anyone in the community who may be able to help us with its history…
When was it painted and by whom?

03/31/2022

03/23/2022

Musical Theater Workshop with John and Laura Lorentzen!!
Enroll now at https://ghostlightwa.org/academy!

03/15/2022

Theater Chair Recycling Project
On Saturday a large crew from the PAHS’s NJROTC program came to work with us to help separate cushions from metal frame work, and 8 truck loads of metal were successfully transported away to be recycled.

Thank you again for the marvelous local community support as we continue to work on preparing the site for the future interior remodel of The Lincoln

03/11/2022

Spring Term Enrollment is now open!! Visit https://ghostlightwa.org/academy for full course list and details!

03/11/2022

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12/21/2021

Restoring an historic iconic building is a rewarding sustainable development project. Additionally, opportunities arise for bonding our community, by utilizing local builders, local crafts people, local art talent... As with the dropping of a pebble in a pool, a ripple effect is created and is of benefit to all.

By supporting The Lincoln's rehabilitation, your $ or $$$ will make a world of difference, not only to The Lincoln, but also to the local art community, restaurants, businesses, and to the people who are looking forward to enjoying The Lincoln's offerings. Donations, large or small, will be acknowledged in the theater.
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Since 1916, The Lincoln Theater has generated fond memories for Port Angeles and Olympic Peninsula residents alike. Originally built as a single screen movie playhouse, The Lincoln has seen much change during its lifetime. In 2016 the theater was bought by a local family who are working with community groups, and individuals to bring the old building back to life. The goal is to transform The Lincoln into a versatile, intimate, community-spirited arts venue which will entertain, enrich, inspire and educate our local and extended community; while preserving The Lincoln as a key historic landmark for generations to come.
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Recently, The Lincoln Theater became a member of The League of Historic American Theatres. As an LHAT member, we have access to forums and guidance that will help us while we renovate our historic theater.
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Ghostlight Productions is The Lincoln's local, marvelous resident theater company, producing top quality musicals and performances every year. Ghostlight has long been a traveling theater company, and are looking forward to making The Lincoln their permanent home. Presently, work is being done on the design of the interior to create a quality performance space. Ghostlight was founded with the goal of providing world class entertainment, theater and arts education, and enhancing the quality of life in our wonderful community.

Make a tax deductible donation today 🎭

For donations larger than $5,000— please address checks to “Ghostlight Productions” and mail to: “Lincoln Renovation, PO Box 1657, Port Angeles, WA 98362

Support the Renovation of the Historic Lincoln TheatreAs a prominent historic building, centrally located in Port Angeles since 1916, The Lincoln Theatre has generated...

12/21/2021

📰 Peninsula Daily News 📰

“PORT ANGELES — The Lincoln Theatre Renovation Project was given $175,000 during GivingTuesday this year.

The donation, received from an anonymous, private individual, is earmarked for finalizing the plans for the renovation of the theater at 103 E. First St., in downtown Port Angeles.

“This donation couldn’t come at a more perfect time,” said Ron Graham, incoming president of Ghostlight Productions, in a release.

“As we continue to emerge from COVID-19, our priority has been to get this project back on track.”

Plans to restore the 10,000-square-foot facility were put on hold due to the pandemic.

More funding is needed to upgrade and remodel the interior, he said.

“The theater is a raw canvas, ready for the next stage,” Graham said.

For general information or to make a donation, go to www.ghostlightwa.org.

For more information, contact [email protected].”

https://secure.givelively.org/donate/ghostlight-productions/renovate-the-lincoln-theatre

12/13/2021

Lincoln Theater Renovation Project
Entry by Donation 💰

11/30/2021

Giving Tuesday emphasizes opportunities to give back to communities and causes that allow for social connection and kindness, even while still practicing physical distancing.
Show your love for community theatre and Ghostlight! Our programs are made possible through the generous support of patrons like you.
Give your tax-deductible donation on November 30th at ghostlightwa.org

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11/27/2021

The Lincoln Theater’s Residential Theatre Company 🎭

11/12/2021

OPENING NIGHT! IT'S OPENING NIGHT! We can't wait to "go live" tonight and share this wonderful music with you! Get tickets now at glp.anywhereseat.com!

10/28/2021

Halloween Movie Night
Elks Ballroom
Saturday 30th October @ 7pm
Sponsored by The Lincoln Film Society
Entry by donation ~ cash or check preferred

10/15/2021

“Todd Haynes' new film takes us deep into The Velvet Underground…”

The Velvet Underground. A hypnotic new documentary and the first major film to tell the band’s legendary story. Playing in theaters and on Apple TV+ October ...

05/28/2021

Free to Elks members and their guests!
JFFA Festival ~ Live streaming of the following shows in the Elks Ballroom this weekend. Bar open at 4pm on Saturday

Friday 6:00 PM PST
WORTH
GENRE: INDIE SOUL
WORTH is the music moniker of Portland, OR based singer-songwriter Christopher Worth. WORTH has become known for his unique style of bohemian blues which he developed as a street performer traveling across the US and Europe.

Saturday 4:30 PM PST
Sundae + Mr. Goessl
GENRE: RETRO JAZZ
Bringing back the sounds from a by-gone era and spreading the joy of music like Johnny Appleseed, Sundae + Mr. Goessl have been in the business of delighting audiences across the US for the past 7 years.

Saturday 6:15 PM PST
Joy in Mudville
GENRE: MOUNTAIN BLUES
Joy In Mudville combines influences from old-time bluegrass, folk, rock, country, blues, and funk. Whether an original tune, a driving barn-burner, some roots-rock, or one of many Grateful Dead covers, their music is super-high-energy with tight harmonies, clever arrangements, and danceable grooves.

Saturday 8:15 PM PST
Gus Clark and the Least of His Problems
GENRE: COUNTRY SWING
Seattle-born crooner Gus Clark is an accomplished multi-instrumentalist who pays beautiful homage to an ultra-deep well of golden-era American music traditions, ranging from pre-WWII blues to 1960s Nashville h***y tonk.

Sunday 4:30 PM PST
Triple Mood
GENRE: JAZZ / POP / R&B
Triple Mood is an experimental trio comprised of bassist/vocalist Kaeli Earle, drummer/sound engineer Alex Roemmele, and keyboardist/sax player Conner Helms. Inspired by their mutual love of jazz, they play a mixture of standards and Earle’s originals, and never play a song the same way twice.

Sunday 6:15 PM PST
Champagne Sunday
GENRE: FOLK/AMERICANA
Husband and wife members Jessi and Jared Fredeen tear up stages and crowds nationwide with their unique upbeat, roller coaster style shows, firing off gypsy-punk rock songs alongside everything from intimate tear-jerkers to anthemic foot-stompers.

Sunday 8:15 PM PST
Shaggy Sweet
GENRE: BLUES/ROCK/R&B
Shaggy Sweet’s eclectic mix of cover songs and original compositions feature tight arrangements and impressive improv. Their dynamic shows always bring audiences to their feet in response to the impressive talents Ben James (vocals, acoustic guitar), Aaron Hiebert (vocals, electric guitar), Ethan Gibbons (bass), and Jason Edwards (drums).

Monday 1:00 PM PST
Memorial Day Celebration
“America is a tune. It must be sung together.” – Gerald Stanley Lee
In collaboration with the Captain Joseph House Foundation and the Gailey Music Studio, JFFA invites you to join us on this special occasion as we both honor and mourn the men and women who have given their lives in military service for the United States of America.

05/13/2021

42nd Street
The Musical 🎶
Buy a ticket and stream the performance live in your home!
Money raised helps support the Lincoln Theater renovations

******IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ!!! You are purchasing an at-home stream of 42ND STREET, through this affiliate cinema. The stream is made possible through our "Virtual Cinema Event" program, offered in response to on-going COVID-restrictions to in-person gatherings. One ticket is required per stream -....