Our House, a New Immersive Play
Inspired by Thornton Wilder’s immortal play “Our Town,” this original production is written and co-directed by John Longenbaugh, with Bryan Willis as co-director, and featuring Mathaeus Andersen, Meghan Goodman, Jesse Morrow and Mark Waldstein.
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Immersive play ‘Our House’ invites you to travel through time
When longtime Seattle theater- and filmmaker John Longenbaugh moved into his 1925 rambler house in southeast Olympia last September, it took him a few months to figure out why he liked the place so much. He loved the low, wide front porch, sure, but eventually, it hit him: The porch felt like a stage.
Review: Our House, an Evening in Three Acts
John Longenbaugh’s new play, Our House, opened September 5 to what looked like a full house — an audience of 14 — at his house, a “charming little rambler” in southeast Olympia that gave him, he says, “the venue and the inspiration” for the play. The result is, well, a charming little ramble through the lives of the house and its imagined inhabitants over the course of close to a hundred years.
Behind the scenes of 'Our House'
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- BRASS Missives, Chapter 1: Lady Brass
- BRASS Missives, Chapter 2: Vincent Law
- BRASS Missives Chapter 3: Holt and Vinegar Tom
- BRASS Missives Chapter 4: The Antiquarian
- BRASS Missves Chapter 5: Dandy of the Year
- BRASS Missives Chapter 6: Lady Brass's Guide to Clues
- BRASS Missives Chapter 7: The Library of Memory
- BRASS Missives Chapter 8: A Bouquet of Clues
- BRASS Missives Chapter 9: Intermittent Correspondents
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