Stone’s Throw Productions
While operating a fully professional mainstage, Pacific Theatre is also community based and offers non-professional community members opportunities to work along side theatre professionals in its community shows through its non-professional counterpart, Stone’s Throw Productions. Most Stone’s Throw shows are produced by our season apprentices.
Coming Soon
A Good Way Out by Cara Cunningham – June 12-15
Kenny is a hardworking mechanic trying to support his family. He makes a few wrong decisions while trying to give them a better life that lead him to trouble.
June 11-15th @ Pacific Theatre. (1440 West 12th Avenue)
All shows @ 8pm with a 2pm matinee on June 15th
Tickets available here
Playwright: Cara Cunningham
Director: Becky MacDormand
Stage Manager: Shelby Bushell
Featuring: Ray Boulay, Kyla Shinkewski, Laura Ross, Blake Stadel, and Ron Jackson
Lighting Designer: Crystal Dodding
Set Designer: Cara Cunningham and Richard Norrish
Costume Designer: Catrina Jackson.
Past Productions
Bride on Credit by Cara Cunningham – Nov 14-17, 2012
Shipping and handling is included in this romance.
Left, Right? by Maki Yi – July 12-14, 2012
A mother accepted the traditional role of women while her daughter resisted the very same expectations. Unlike the mother, who never left her place, the daughter leaves for a new place. Then, life in a foreign land changes her perspective on the mother’s life. Was her choice right not to live like the mother?
Not Everything You Are – June 28-30, 2012
A show about spirits on a human journey. Imagined, collected and performed by the ensemble.
A Nanking Winter, Jan 6 & 7, 2012
Irene Wu has dedicated years of her life to researching the invasion of Nanking, China. Through the winter of 1937, the Japanese Imperial Army led a horrific campaign through the streets of China’s capital, an event that has been left unknown and untold to the world. Irene is on the brink of releasing her research when her publisher voices doubts about the book.
Twice and Twice: The Tennessee Williams Project, Dec 8-10, 2011
Two women in a shabby room, caught in the struggle between where they come from and where they need to be. Accompanied by a hauntingly original melody.
The Casino with The Disappearing, July 13-16, 2011
The Casino: Two brothers see if blood is thicker than blackjack in old, mafia-run Las Vegas.
The Disappearing: A middle-class woman looking to disappear finds an unlikely connection with a homeless alcoholic in the alley she finds herself in.
The Verona Project, June 29-July 7, 2011
An adaptation of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet by Evan Frayne.
Letter from a Soldier: My Name is Aslam, April 13-16, 2011
A US soldier stationed in Iraq writes home and finds that caring can be just as hard as not caring as he reflects on his friendships with the locals in Baghdad.
The Last 5 Years, July 15-17, 2010
“Would you share your life with me for the next ten minutes?”
David Ives Comedy Shorts, May 12-15, 2010
Variations on the Death of Trotsky, Arabian Nights, and The Universal Language
Silk Threads
A one-woman show written and performed by Andrea Loewen.
The Recession Party: A Fundraiser Variety Show, Mar. 13, 2009
“Since we’re all spiralling into a financial abyss, why not have a party?”
Vintage Valentines: A Musical Revue, Feb. 14, 2009
“One Night in the Name of Love” at Pacific Theatre!
Sticks And Stones, Nov. 6 — 8, 2008
An evening of scenes produced by the Pacific Theatre Apprentices
Proof, Jun. 25 — 28, 2008
By David Auburn
Three Rings For Michelle, Jun. 18 — 21 , 2008
By Patricia Joudry
Twigs, Mar. 6 — 8, 2008
The acclaimed theatre piece by George Furth
Sinner / Saint, Mar. 27 — 31, 2007
Three one-act plays — River Bottom Baby by Tina Teeninga, Babel Rap by John Lazarus, Cabbage Head by Julie Jensen
Broken, Oct. 26 — 28, 2006
Two one-act plays by Tina Teeninga
