The Barn Theatre, Willmar Minnesota

The Barn Theatre is a community theatre located in Willmar, Minnesota. It is one of a few community theatres in the country that has its own building and full time Director. We also have wonderful community support. The theatre is located in downtown Willmar, Minnesota at 321 4th St SW and is handicapped accessible.

Box Office Hours

Office hours:
Mon-Fri 9-4

Be a Volunteer

Be a volunteer at The Barn Theatre. Send for info at info@thebarntheatre.com
or call 320-235-9500.

Make a Donation

Friend $50, Supporter $100, Patron $150, Advocate $250, Director $500.

Make it payable to:
The Barn Theatre
PO Box 342
Willmar MN 56201

Be an Underwriter

Call us about becomming an Underwriter of a play.

Season Membership

Winter Season tickets $39

Summer Season tickets $39

Buy Season Tickets (all 3 shows) for $39.00/ticket, enjoy 15% savings, reserve now!

Art Gallery

We have a local favorite featured in our Art Gallery! Jean Opitz has been painting since she was a small child, coached by her artis father. She minored in art, graduating from St. Mary's College in Milwaukee, WI. During her 17 years of teaching she taught art in both junior and senior high school.

In graduate school she worked mainly with oils and acrylics. She presently uses the mediums of watercolor and oil pastel to capture the spirit of our natural world. Recently she developed a color paper collage-mosaic technique to create a desired mood or landscape.

Jean lives in Willmar, MN and at present is a part-time personal therapist in private practice and part-time artist.

Single Show Tickets

Adult Tickets: $15
Children Tickets
(18yrs and younger)
single show tickets: $8 except Hayloft productions $5

Ticket policy: Ticket reservations need to be paid within 48 hours of the order.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Barn Community Theatre is to provide affordable, quality performing art to our region.

AUDITION CALL! "ALWAYS...PATSY CLINE"
The Barn Theatre, Monday & Tuesday, January 25 & 26, 2010 at 7:00pm
(callbacks possible for 27th) Performances April 8-11, 15-18, 2010. Directed by Nikki Bettcher Erickson.

Tickets on sale now! Brush off the cold and warm up with some laughs at The Barn Theatre! Make one call to treat your friends, neighbors, dog sitter or special sweetie to our Valentine week special with a play and dinner, flowers, and/or candy!

"Run For Your Wife" A brilliant British farce by Ray Cooney! British comedy at its finest! John Smith is your ordinary London taxi driver. He owns his own cab, sets his own hours, works hard and lives an ordinary life...with the exception of his two wives, Mary and Barbara. This fast-paced, laugh a minute romp will leave you in stitches!

February 11-14, 18-21, 2010 Evening performances at 7:30 Thursday - Saturday. Sunday Matinee at 2:30.

CHARACTER/ROLE NAME

MARY SMITH Stacy Neuhaus
BARBARA SMITH Aimee Holland
JOHN SMITH Quincy Roers
DET. SGT TROUGHTON James Statz
DET. SGT PORTERHOUSE Steve Gralish
STANLEY GARDNER Tom E. Lee
BOBBY FRANKLIN Joseph Aufenthie
REPORTER Jordan Dettman

Director Paul Shoenack
Technical Director Mike Rindfleisch
Director's Asst/Stage Manager Jordan Dettman
Costumer Barb Martin

Properties Cheri Buzzeo
Rehearsal Prompter Jim Cofer

North Show Window Display: Carol Olson

Art Exhibit in Gallery for February 2010: Connie Wanner

Connie's photos are nature oriented – scenic vistas, sunrises and sunsets, butterflies, flowers, etc. She has photos of Minnesota, Hawaii, Montana, Yellowstone National Park, and Arizona.

Connie was first "published" in 1985 in Montana Magazine and since has had many photographs published in magazines, books, calendars, postcards, and tourist guides. She has had exhibits at the Willmar Education and Arts Center, The Barn Theatre, North American State Bank, and the Willmar Library. She is a member of the Little Crow Photography Club.

Photos from ANNIE here.

Photos of Alice In Wonderland Jr here

The Barn Theatre
PO Box 342
321 4th St SW
Willmar, Minnesota 56201
320-235-9500
email: info@thebarntheatre.com

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