Imagine Theatre Presents:
The Sound Of Music
Please read all of the information below before purchasing a ticket.
If you are wanting to purchase tickets for multiple performances you need to purchase each performance separately.
If you are wanting to purchase tickets for multiple performances you need to purchase each performance separately.
Performance Dates, Times & Location
Location
All performances of The Sound Of Music are being are held at:
- Milwaukie High School - 2301 SE Willard St, Milwaukie, OR 9722
Dates & Times
Performance dates/times:
- Friday, Dec. 2nd, 7pm
- Saturday, Dec. 3rd, 2pm
- Saturday, Dec. 3rd, 7pm
- Sunday, Dec. 4th, 2pm
- Friday, Dec. 9th, 7pm
- Saturday, Dec. 10th 2pm (FLEXPAY Option Available)
- Saturday, Dec. 10th 7pm
- Sunday, Dec. 11th 2pm.
Ticket Costs, Arts4All & Flexpay Options
Ticket Costs:
Arts4All:
Imagine Theatre is excited to be partnering with Arts4All to offer $5 tickets to any performance, for The Sound of Music, for community members who have an Oregon Trail/SNAP card. A maximum of 4 tickets may be purchased per card holder. To redeem this offer, send a picture of your Oregon Trail/SNAP card to office@imaginetheatre.org, and we will send you a specific promo code to use for purchasing your tickets.
FlexPay:
The Dec. 10th, 2pm performance of The Sound Of Music has FlexPay seats available. FlexPay is our pay-what-you-can and is intended to allow community members who could not regularly afford to attend a performance, to do so. FlexPay has limited seating. Simply select the FlexPay button below, select your seats and then enter a donation of $5 or more.
- $16 Adult
- $12 Youth (2-17)
- $5 Arts4All (See Below)
- Pay-What-You-Can FlexPay (See Below)
- Those younger than 2 are free unless you are wanting to reserve a seat for them.
Arts4All:
Imagine Theatre is excited to be partnering with Arts4All to offer $5 tickets to any performance, for The Sound of Music, for community members who have an Oregon Trail/SNAP card. A maximum of 4 tickets may be purchased per card holder. To redeem this offer, send a picture of your Oregon Trail/SNAP card to office@imaginetheatre.org, and we will send you a specific promo code to use for purchasing your tickets.
FlexPay:
The Dec. 10th, 2pm performance of The Sound Of Music has FlexPay seats available. FlexPay is our pay-what-you-can and is intended to allow community members who could not regularly afford to attend a performance, to do so. FlexPay has limited seating. Simply select the FlexPay button below, select your seats and then enter a donation of $5 or more.
How to Purchase a Ticket
It's easy! Online purchase is recommended to secure your spot, but tickets may also be purchased at the door. Important Note: Tickets are required for ages 2+.
Purchasing Online
Purchasing Onsite:
Questions? Having trouble purchasing a ticket?
Email office@imaginetheatre.org
Purchasing Online
- Explore the options! Click on the various dates & times below to see what seats are still available. If you are wanting to purchase tickets for multiple performances you need to purchase each performance separately.
- You Found The One! Once you have found your seat, complete the checkout steps at the bottom of the event page.
- Ticket Fee: A required ticket fee will be added to each ticket. The fee vary in amount depending on the number of tickets purchased, but is generally $1 plus 5% of the total.
- Your Ticket On the confirmation page, and in your confirmation email you are given the opportunity to add your tickets to your AppleWallet/SamsungWallet. Additionally you can send the tickets to someone else by texting them the link to the tickets.
Purchasing Onsite:
- Simply make your way to the theater for your desired performance, and follow the signs! This will lead you to your front of house where you can purchase your ticket!
Questions? Having trouble purchasing a ticket?
Email office@imaginetheatre.org
What To Know Before Coming to the Show! (& ADA Information)
Getting To The Theatre
Before The Show
During The Show
After The Show
A 15-minute "Meet-&-Greet" will be in the lobby directly after the performance . This is an opportunity for you to meet our student-performers in costume!
ADA, Accommodations & Questions
ADA & companion seating is available for purchase online.
There are 4 dedicated ADA seating spots within the theatre (which you can reserve/purchase using the buttons below) and 4 dedicated parking spots in the closest parking lot. The main level of the theatre is accessible via elevator.
Questions? Email office@imaginetheatre.org
- Guests are encouraged to park in the dedicated parking lot off of Willard St. & 23rd.
- Guests may also park on Willard St./23rd, or in a nearby area.
- Guest should not park in business parking lots, in green spaces, or block driveways.
Before The Show
- Doors will open 20 minutes before the start of the show. Please do not come earlier.
- Prior to the start of the show we encourage patrons to visit the auction/raffle table, and to use the facilities.
- When ready, ushers will help guide you to your seats.
During The Show
- Due to the seating configuration, it can be hard to exit the middle of the audience during the performance. Due to this, we ask that if you need to exit during the performance, you do so either during the intermission or during the applause after a musical number.
- There will be a 10-minute intermission during the performance. During this time patrons are encouraged to look at the auction table, visit concessions/cast-o-grams, and participate in our soon-to-be-announced fundraiser.
After The Show
A 15-minute "Meet-&-Greet" will be in the lobby directly after the performance . This is an opportunity for you to meet our student-performers in costume!
ADA, Accommodations & Questions
ADA & companion seating is available for purchase online.
There are 4 dedicated ADA seating spots within the theatre (which you can reserve/purchase using the buttons below) and 4 dedicated parking spots in the closest parking lot. The main level of the theatre is accessible via elevator.
Questions? Email office@imaginetheatre.org
About The Sound Of Music (Synopsis, Considerations, & Artistic Team)
Length: The estimated performance length is 2hrs and 50min with intermission.
Synopsis: When an Austrian nun proves too high-spirited for the religious life, she is dispatched to serve as governess for the seven children of a widowed naval Captain. Her generosity of spirit, love of music and growing rapport with the children gradually capture the heart of the stern Captain. They fall in love and marry. Upon returning from their honeymoon, the newlyweds discover that Austria has been invaded by the Nazis, who demand the Captain's immediate service in their navy. Refusing to capitulate, the Captain and his family narrowly escape over the mountains to Switzerland.
Considerations:
The Sound of Music is an uplifting story that will appeal to most ages.
The Sound of Music includes challenging topics. Imagine Theatre is excited to have partnered with the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education to have them come in to educate the cast about WWII and the holocaust during the first week of rehearsals. At the advice of the OJMCHE, Imagine’s production of the Sound of Music will include the use of the swastika in limited places. We fully believe that the use of the swastika allows for authentic educational moments and promotes the discussion about hate and the modern use of the symbol. More information about this will be in the show program, including ways to learn more and take action.
We encourage you to consider how youth will respond to the tense moments at the end of the show that include Nazi’s and immigration. The music is wonderful, and the show is full of positive messages.
If you have any questions about this, please contact Executive Director Alec Martinez at alec@imaginetheatre.org
Artistic Team:
Director: Shanae Tullis
Music Director: Phoebe Gildea
Choreography: LeRoy Lee
Producer: Kim Wallace
Synopsis: When an Austrian nun proves too high-spirited for the religious life, she is dispatched to serve as governess for the seven children of a widowed naval Captain. Her generosity of spirit, love of music and growing rapport with the children gradually capture the heart of the stern Captain. They fall in love and marry. Upon returning from their honeymoon, the newlyweds discover that Austria has been invaded by the Nazis, who demand the Captain's immediate service in their navy. Refusing to capitulate, the Captain and his family narrowly escape over the mountains to Switzerland.
Considerations:
The Sound of Music is an uplifting story that will appeal to most ages.
The Sound of Music includes challenging topics. Imagine Theatre is excited to have partnered with the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education to have them come in to educate the cast about WWII and the holocaust during the first week of rehearsals. At the advice of the OJMCHE, Imagine’s production of the Sound of Music will include the use of the swastika in limited places. We fully believe that the use of the swastika allows for authentic educational moments and promotes the discussion about hate and the modern use of the symbol. More information about this will be in the show program, including ways to learn more and take action.
We encourage you to consider how youth will respond to the tense moments at the end of the show that include Nazi’s and immigration. The music is wonderful, and the show is full of positive messages.
If you have any questions about this, please contact Executive Director Alec Martinez at alec@imaginetheatre.org
Artistic Team:
Director: Shanae Tullis
Music Director: Phoebe Gildea
Choreography: LeRoy Lee
Producer: Kim Wallace
Health & Safety
The health & safety of everyone in the Imagine community, and attending the performances of The Sound of Music is of the utmost importance to us!
As of 09/2022, the following measures are in place:
Please reach out to COVID-19 point of contact, Alec Martinez - alec@imaginetheatre.org
As of 09/2022, the following measures are in place:
- Optional Masks: Masks are recommended but masking is not required at this time. Actors will not be masked, but may choose to mask when not performing.
- No Vaccinations Required: Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is not required at this time.
- Social Distancing: Social Distancing is encouraged elsewhere in the building.
- If you are showing signs of symptoms of any illness, please DO NOT attend a performance. Imagine will gladly make every effort to refund your money due to illness.
Please reach out to COVID-19 point of contact, Alec Martinez - alec@imaginetheatre.org
