Mark Your Calendars
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Our children's program (grades K-4) will
be presenting The Granny Awards! They have been working very
hard on their upcoming performance. We hope you will join us!
This show is sure to put a smile on your face!
Friday and
Saturday, May 20 & 21 7:00PM
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Our children's program (grades 5-8) will
be presenting A Midsummer Night's Dream! They have been working
very hard on their upcoming performance also. We hope you
will join us!
Friday and
Saturday, May 27 & 28 7:00PM
Sixth and Washington
Street Theater in Olean, NY
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Free admission at the door.
Helpful Notes:
Masks are no longer required for audience members but please feel free to continue mask wearing if you choose.
Please note we will continue to have students wear masks in our theater classes when schools require mask wearing. Students may elect to wear masks when not required if they so choose.
*Hand sanitizer is available
throughout the theater.
* OTW’s facility is cleaned and
sanitized before and after each performance.
*The restrooms are cleaned and
sanitized before and after every performance.
Olean Theater Workshop continues to
be committed to the safety of our patrons, performers and staff.
We have all gone through a difficult period and we must continue
to be community minded while New York State endures yet another
difficult period. No one wants to return to a shutdown and we
must all do our part to prevent that from happening. We
encourage those in our community who have not been vaccinated to
do so.
Check our link for more information on the
Kids' Program here
Special Funders
OTW would like to thank the following
organizations for their support:
The ARTS Council
of the Southern Finger Lakes
Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce
Give for Greatness and Arts Services Initiative
Reids Food Barn
New York Gives through The Cattaraugus Region Community
Foundation
We are a 501(c)(3) volunteer organization whose theater productions and ongoing maintenance depend upon donations and family involvement both on-stage and off-stage. Our casts and crews draw adults and children from around southwest New York State and northwest Pennsylvania