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Bishop Center for the Performing Arts, Grays Harbor College
A dock near water with the words Our Place By Terry Gabbard

GHC Spring Drama: Our Place

Our Place by Terry Gabbard.

An ordinary lakeside dock becomes the setting for five extraordinary stories. Both heart-wrenching and heart-warming, this one-act play features a wide range of characters portrayed by students of Grays Harbor College taking the course Introduction to Acting. Directed by Dr. Andrew Gaines. Show runs approximately 45 minutes and is appropriate for all audiences.

General Admission: Free!
Stage seating is limited, tickets are required for this event
When booking your ticket, please select Grays Harbor Student as your ticket type.  You will Not be required to show GHC ID at the door, the free pricing is for everyone.

Event Dates:

Saturday, May 30 at 7:30 pm

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