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Upcoming Events:
Summer Program Productions
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It's a 1920s party and you're invited!
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It's the vibrant 1920s, complete with Ziegfeld girls, raccoon coats, ukuleles, goldfish swallowers, and gangsters! Polly Pepper, a young flapper, is about to turn 18 and will inherit an extraordinary diamond necklace. She is planning a wacky birthday party and is inviting all her friends. Buck Wayne, Polly's new boyfriend, wouldn't miss the birthday celebration for anything, even if he has to land his private plane on the lawn of the polo grounds. But watch out, trouble's in the air! Mobsters are planning to grab the necklace and have devised a clever con to crash Polly's party.
August 6 & 7 at 7pm
August 8 at 10am & 1:30pm Charleston! will be performed at
University Theater on the campus of the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay TICKETS: $7 - $10
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Hakuna Matata! Simba, Timon & Pumbaa are ready to take the stage
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Evergreen's Young Actors Summer Program is excited to bring Disney's The Lion King, Jr. to life. This is the story of Simba, an adventurous and energetic lion cub who is next in line to be king of The Pridelands, a thriving and beautiful region in the African savanna. Simba's father, Mufasa, is killed by his uncle Scar though Scar leads Simba to believe that it was his fault and encourages him to run away forever. Scar seizes power and The Pridelands become a dark, desolate place under his rule. With the encouragement of his friends, Simba returns to The Pridelands to face his uncle and reclaim the crown. But does he have what it takes to be a good leader and is he brave enough to face Scar?
August 13 & 14 at 7pm
August 15 at 11:30am & 1:30pm Disney's the Lion King will be performed at
University Theater on the campus of the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay TICKETS: $7 - $10
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Young Actor Auditions
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This past November we launched a 40 for 40 in 40 challenge as part of Evergreen's 40th anniversary celebration. We sent out the challenge: between Nov 11and Dec 14, closing night of A Christmas Carol, we wanted 40 people to donate at least $40. And you did it! Thanks to these wonderful donors, we reached our goal and raised money to support upcoming programs and performances.
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Thank you to everyone who donated!
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Allison Marr
Anonymous Sue & Tom McAllister Laura Hooker David & Janet Jass Randy & Dana Westberg Roger & Carol Miller Jean Jostad-Shonkwiler Kristin Smies in honor of Monica & Peter Scott & Sue May Nancy Kohrman in honor of Brady DeGroot Ed Smith & Gloria Gaie Jose Torrez Ponce Terry Minor |
Mary Kay Lindberg
Dawn Byrne Heather LaFleur Mary Haas Rochelle Van Erem Kathy Youngworth Joan Weiland Anonymous Jodi Blades Katelyn Werner Greg & Kathy Bergner Tony & Tammy Brunette Nikki Carter Carrie Counihan |
Stacey Kolze
Brett Birschbach Anonymous Coramarie Marinan in honor of Aoife & Meara Marinan Cynthia Winn in honor of Judy Patefeld Katherine Swille in memory of Bette Hayes Sew N So Patricia Grimm Luke & Katie Kostreva Brent & Brenda Brayko Ruth Novak in memory of James & Douglas Harju Dawn Byrne Paul Witek & Terri Trantow-Witek Anonymous |
Welcome Home!
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Evergreen finally has a home of their own! On September 22, 2025, the Board of the Green Bay Area School District voted unanimously to accept Evergreen's bid for the closed Keller School building. On December 2, Evergreen closed on the purchase and we immediately started cleaning, organizing and moving. The move of props and set pieces are still in progress and we are still organizing the new space. Beginning January 1, 2026 all rehearsals and programs will take place in the Keller Elementary building located at 1806 Bond St, Green Bay.
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Evergreen in the News
Nadia Scharf, Green Bay Press Gazette: "Local theater buys closed Green Bay school, will have own space after 40 years"
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Maria Parmigiani, WBAY: "Evergreen Theater Company purchases Helen Keller School"
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Evergreen was featured on Spectrum News, click on the picture to watch the story.
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Jessica Goska, NBC26: "Evergreen Theater gets permanent home in closed Green Bay School"
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