Actor and playwright Annie Lareau combines humor and compassion to reflect on her experience surrounding the Pan Am 103 bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland. Meant to be on the flight with 35 Syracuse University classmates, she was left behind in London. Her narrative weaves the lives of young artists with the voices of Lockerbie locals who responded to the tragedy, set against the backdrop of prophetic nightmares and a terrorist plot. Through grief, media scrutiny, and self-punishment, Lareau’s journey becomes a poignant tribute to treasuring relationships in an unpredictable world.

Join us for a night of top-tier stand-up comedy as Dan Rosenberg hosts an incredible lineup of Seattle comedians! Featuring Phil Burton, Jes Anderson, Ricci Armani, and Joseph Rogers, this show will leave you laughing your way out the door. Grab your tickets now!

Sunday, February 2 @ 6 PM

Hot Club Swing musicians from around Puget Sound are coming together to celebrate Django Reinhardt’s 115th birthday! The concert will feature local band Ranger and the ‘Re-Arrangers’, plus several guest soloists will join the band for a few tunes each.

Experience the power of art and resilience with a screening of Sing Sing, the critically acclaimed 2023 drama directed by Greg Kwedar. Based on the true story of the Rehabilitation Through the Arts program at Sing Sing Maximum Security Prison, the film follows Divine G (Colman Domingo), a wrongfully convicted man who discovers purpose and healing through theater. Featuring authentic performances by formerly incarcerated men, Sing Sing is a deeply moving exploration of transformation, brotherhood, and redemption.

Praised by critics and honored as one of the top ten films of 2024, this award-winning film promises an unforgettable cinematic experience. Don’t miss this inspiring story of hope and humanity.

Rated R | 117 minutes

Our friends at Ovation Performing Arts Northwest will be spending their January with us here at BPA as they bring “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown” to the stage January 10-19.

Join us Friday, December 20 @ 5:30 PM before our production of Anastasia for a heartfelt and informative discussion with Naomi Nichols, President of the Kitsap Foster Care Association (KFCA), hosted by BPA’s Theatre School Coordinator, Amanda Yeoman Brooke. This Nonprofit Spotlight event will explore the joys and challenges of foster parenting, the vital work KFCA does to support Kitsap’s 250 foster children, and how our community can make a meaningful difference.

One Night Only: Tuesday, Dec 17 @ 7:30pm

Santa Claus kidnapped by Martians!? Will the children on Earth have no toys on Christmas day? Does this mean the end of Christmas as we know it???

Adapted from the cult-classic 1964 B-movie of the same name, Santa Claus Conquers The Martians offers off-the-wall humor and an escape from stereotypical holiday fare. With a distinct retro flair, this production aims to warm your cold, dead heart and make you laugh yourself off your chair in the process.

Bainbridge Performing Arts is hosting a Winter Donation Drive in support of Helpline House during the run of Anastasia, from December 5 to December 22. We invite our patrons and community to join us in giving back by donating new or gently-used winter clothing, non-perishable food items, and new toys for children.