WICA - Whidbey Island Center for the Arts WICA Season Offerings  

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Whidbey Island Center for the Arts (WICA) was built in 1995
as a small community performing arts center for Whidbey Island .

The initial construction was known as Stage One, assuming
some expansion or remodeling would take place in the future.
The intervening 11 years have seen WICA evolve into a major
arts destination within the Islands as well as in the Puget
Sound region.

As Island communities have grown, there has been an
enormous increase in the organization’s frequency and
variety of arts programming, and the Center has gone from
purely a presenting house - where outside shows come in
for a few nights, play, and leave – to a full-scale producing
house where theatrical performances are rehearsed, directed,
designed and built within the Center’s walls. In the past decade,
WICA has presented a rich and diverse array of programs:
Theatre Series productions, music concerts, dance, Family
Series events, DjangoFest NW, performances of local and
off-island artists, and limited adult and student educational
opportunities - all the result of WICA’s dedication to bringing
the community high quality performing arts and arts education.

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It was a dream that became a reality 11 years ago when the
community built this Center. The full vision was modified to
make affordable the first stage of spaces. Now that the
community has experienced such enjoyable engagement with
WICA, it is time to complete the facility with the second stage
of building spaces. We are bursting at the seams!

This project will allow for cultural programming for youth and
adults not possible in the present building, as well as provide
additional space to adequately support and grow current
performances and community activities.

PLACE Architects has listened carefully and designed
additional spaces that will reflect the community, and will be
inviting for both the audiences and the cultural opportunities
that abound on this island.”

Pam Schell, Stage Two Campaign Chair
George Henny, Stage Two Campaign Chair
Carol Ryan, Stage Two Campaign Chair


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Klaus and Marcia Zech
Paul and Pam Schell
Nancy Nordhoff and Lynn Hays
Judith Yeakel

Norm and Danielle Bodine
Diana and Kelly Lindsay
Earl and Kristin Lasher
George and Tonya Henny
Marion F. Henny
Carol and Jay Ryan
Michael and MaryJo Stansbury
Margaret Waterman

Ed Gemkow and Marge Maurer-Gemkow
Elizabeth George and Tom McCabe
Doug and Jean Zook
Mark Gappa and Sandy Hilleary
Peter and Marie Morton
Michael Nutt and Diane Kendy

Bill and Ruth Ingham
Bob and Sue Frause
Artie and JoAnn Kane
Lewis and Jillian Carlino
Artie and Sue Buerk
Richard Paine and Lynnaea Lumbard
John and Kay Alsip
Bob and Carol Olson
Baird and Peggy Bardarson
Douglass and Katherine Raff
Bob Thurmond and Monica Uhl
Richard and Carolyn Tamler
Chris Spencer and Judith Bulman
Lance and Ashley Leasure
Sharen Heath and Simon Frazer
Troy Chapman and Julie Quiring
Debra Caswell and Tim Goeken
Stacie Burgua and Randy White
Todd Bitts
Whidbey Island Garden Tour
Bill and Diane Watts
Chuck and Sue Todd Yates
Barbara Prochnau
Ken and Karen Bishop
Barbara Strom
Gaither and Bonnie Kodis
Kirk and Judy Prindle
Frank and Patty Rose
Linda and Charlie Bieber
L. Claire Creighton

Audrey Chew
Hilary Hart
Georgia Thompson
Marty Anamosa and Duane Fulgham
Sandra Hart Logan
Peter and Patte Horsfield
David McClellan

Donations in Honor
of Michael Nutt

Tom and Ann Campbell
Nancy Nordhoff and Lynn Hays
Steve Shapiro and Deb Valis
Nancy Kennedy
Beth Johnson
Jay and Carol Ryan
Ed Anderson and Fran Abel
Luigi and Valerie Avellano
Kim Drury
Jeff and Alixe Hugret
Ted and Kris Ravetz
John and Julie Dean
Helena Kirkwood
Tom and Sally Cahill
James and Suzanne Cloore
David and Susan Haworth
John and Inge Roberts
Gregory Ridley
Marty Anamosa and Duane Fulgham
Stephen and Grace Galton
Margrethe Calkins
Friends of the Langley Library
Bruce and Marty Kortebein
South Whidbey Association
of Jazz Educators
Whidbey Island
Woodworkers Guild
Basil Badley and Mary Margaret Haugen
Malcolm and Wendy Ferrier
Paul and Betsy Arand
Bob and Ellen Blendheim
Geoff and Kathleen Hornsby
Suzanne Schlicke
Phyllis Hirsh
Sophie Souroujon
Margo Jerome

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To learn about
contributing to Stage Two,
please call
320.221.8262

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