The Columbia Center for the Arts' theater hosts plays, dance performances, concerts, lectures and films, and is the home of CAST, the Columbia Arts Stage Troupe.
CAST has a proud history of providing live theater for residents of the Columbia River Gorge. Founded as a grassroots effort in 1978, it offers a range of opportunities for people who are experienced performers, and for those who want to develop their skills.
At least four productions are planned by CAST each year: Winter (February), Spring (May), Summer (July/August) and Fall (October). New talent and new faces to assist in the creative process are always welcome. Please join us!
Additional productions are brought to the theatre via partnerships and other arrangements.

Click for information on previous theatrical events at Columbia Center for the Arts.
CAST,
now part of the Columbia Center for the Arts, has been providing
community theatre since 1978. Click to learn about the
history of CAST.
A musical based on the beloved classic by Lacy Montgomery. Directed by Julie Raefield-Gobbo with musical direction by Mark Steighner, the local cast brings to life a family-centered story with many loveable characters.
Learn more: Anne of Green Gables
This one woman
play starring Sharon Laughlin, chronicles what the author, Joan Didion,
did after her husband died of cardiac arrest
at the dining room table while their only daughter lay intubated
and comatose in a nearby hospital bed.
Learn
more: The Year
of Magical Thinking
One of the most
popular romantic comedies of the century. The plot follows
a love affair between two people, married to others, who rendezvous
once a year. Twenty-five years of manners, morals and attitudes are
hilariously enacted by the lovers.
Learn more: Same
Time, Next Year
Choose four out of five new plays scheduled for the 2010 / 2011 season. Buy your season tickets now and get 20% off the purchase price.
Season Tickets ...
Click to learn more about the new CAST Theater season and how to purchase tickets.
This practical, hands-on workshop taught by Peter Spiro will give you a chance to write, read, and study the craft of playwriting using plays of various genres. Learn more: Playwriting Workshop.
Unless otherwise noted, you may purchase your tickets online by visiting the page describing your event, and by then clicking the "Purchase Tickets Online" link.
Also available In Hood River at Columbia Art Gallery and Waucoma Books; in White Salmon at Collage of the Gorge.
Click here for info about season tickets
You may also purchase tickets at the door just prior to the show. Call Columbia Center for the Arts at 541-387-8877 for more information.