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Meet Charlene (Charlie) Olson!
The Barn Theatre Welcomes Charlie Olson as it's new Box Office Manager and Volunteer Coordinator!
Many will remember Charlie from last year's production of ONCE UPON A MATTRESS when she played the overbearing mother of Prince Dauntless, Queen Agravaine. more
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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
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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.
Online Tickets are no longer available.
Regular Season Membership: Winter Season tickets are $39 each and Summer Season tickets are $39. During Preferred Reservation Dates members have first choice of seating for you and a guest.Adult single show tickets: $15
Children single show tickets: (18yrs and younger) all shows $8
note: all tickets need to be paid for 48 hours in advance
Photos of My Fair Lady are online.
Box Office Hours
Box Office open 1-5 pm two weeks prior to each production and during production weeks.
Be a Volunteer
Be a volunteer at The Barn Theatre. Send for info at info@thebarntheatre.com
or call 320-235-9500.
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Ivan F. Dusek will direct “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” A retired faculty member of the Department of Theatre and Communication at Ridgewater College, he holds a BFA from Drake University and a Ph.D. in Theatre from the University of Minnesota. He has directed, designed and acted in more than 100 different productions in professional, community, and educational theatre. His experiences include touring companies and a USO tour for United States Army personnel in Europe. Dusek also served as a regional adjudicator for the American College Theatre Festival for years, traveling in a multi-state area screening college and university productions and has conducted workshops in acting, directing, stage-lighting, make-up, stage-combat, and fencing. He directed the first production of “The Odd Couple” at the old Barn Theatre and returned briefly years later to act in “Death Trap,” directed by Doug Steward.
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