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The Mountaineer Players started in 1923 with a presentation of Robin of Sherwood. The production was unique, as the audience was led from clearing The Mountaineers Kitsap Forest Theater, located near Bremerton Washington, is believed The Mountaineers Kitsap property, including the Kitsap Forest Theater , is located Join us and have some fun! Remember, volunteers that help usher, park cars etc. get to see the show for free. You may contact us at on our contact page , or subscribe to one of our e-mail lists to find out what's going on. We are always looking for new, great people. News Links Seattle Times - Sound Of Music (1999) Seattle PI - Secret Garden (2000) Seattle Times - Music Man (2001) Contact Us |
to clearing in the lowland old-growth forest, to be presented with successive scenes of the play. The annual play continues uninterrupted (except for 3 years during WWII) on the 
educational outdoor theater experience. Many participant families are of a second or third generation. Play auditions are in February; rehearsals are March through the end of May; with our performance run Memorial Day weekend thru June. Recently, we have added a show in the Summer (August run, audtions in March) plus a outdoor theater camp for kids in July. Details in the the 
to be one of the oldest outdoor theaters in the United States, being constructed in 1928. William C. Darling designed the theater in 1926, spending many hours in this natural amphitheater determining how best to use the space so that sunlight streaming through the branches of the trees would form natural spotlights, and the beauty of nature would remain as undisturbed as possible. The theater roof is the sky, the walls are the forest, the wings are cedar bark covered with living moss, and the foundation is the earth.
approximately 7 miles west of downtown Bremerton in unincorporated Kitsap County. The 21-acre property is home to Kitsap Cabin, built in 1918 by mostly women volunteers during WWI; a dormitory; shower/bath facility and several other utility buildings. It is listed on the 
volunteers work to operate, maintain, and preserve this property and its heritage. The property hosts the annual play by the Mountaineer Players, is a meeting and activity center for the