Welcome to The Cutter Theatre
Welcome to The Cutter Theatre
302 Park Street | PO Box 133 | Metaline Falls, WA. 99153
office@cuttertheatre.com
509.446.4108
The Cutter Theatre is open Monday, Wednesday & Friday
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and for Special Events
Photograph by Ted Hawk
Photograph by Ted Hawk
Paper Flowers "Remembering Fleetwood Mac"
Saturday, May 10, 2025
6:00 pm dinner ($20)
7:00 pm show $25 in advance
$30 at the door.
Paper Flowers "Remembering Fleetwood Mac"
Saturday, May 10, 2025
6:00 pm dinner ($20)
6:00 pm dinner ($20)
7:00 pm show $25 in advance
$30 at the door.
Cutter Events
Cutter Events
Saturday, May 3, 2025
Doors open at 6:30 pm
Show 7:00 pm
A romantic comedy where Alexei Stepanovich (Andrew Sorg) comes to New York looking for a job when his career as a comedian stalls.
Saturday, May 3, 2025
Doors open at 6:30 pm
Show 7:00 pm
A romantic comedy where Alexei Stepanovich (Andrew Sorg) comes to New York looking for a job when his career as a comedian stalls.
Students get in "FREE" to events, excluding dinners, Final Fridays, Missoula Children's Theater, Murder Mystery Dinner Theater and Shrimp Boil.
All dinner events REQUIRE reservations!
By attending our events, you consent to any photographs and video footage that may be taken for promotional purposes.
All tickets sold are Will Call and you pick them up at the ticket booth when you check in.
Online Purchases - A 2.9% + $.30 processing fee will be automatically added to online purchases. To receive a Discount, you must pay by cash or check at the Cutter Theatre office.
Cancellation Policy - All tickets refundable up to 30 days prior to the event.
All tickets sold are Will Call and you pick them up at the ticket booth when you check in.
Online Purchases - A 2.9% + $.30 processing fee will be automatically added to online purchases. To receive a Discount, you must pay by cash or check at the Cutter Theatre office.
Cancellation Policy - All tickets refundable up to 30 days prior to the event.
April 12, 2025
7:00 pm
Clarence finds new ways of reshaping old time music today, taking his listeners back in time with vintage tunes from nearly a century ago,resonator guitar puts out an old timey sound, authenticated by his voice and foot stomp percussion. Dani Bacon, is a singer songwriter with an Americana sound that originates from her life long love of music. Her songs are bits and pieces of her life, dreams, trials, love, hardships, family and more.
April 12, 2025
7:00 pm
Clarence finds new ways of reshaping old time music today, taking his listeners back in time with vintage tunes from nearly a century ago,resonator guitar puts out an old timey sound, authenticated by his voice and foot stomp percussion. Dani Bacon, is a singer songwriter with an Americana sound that originates from her life long love of music. Her songs are bits and pieces of her life, dreams, trials, love, hardships, family and more.
Clarence finds new ways of reshaping old time music today, taking his listeners back in time with vintage tunes from nearly a century ago,resonator guitar puts out an old timey sound, authenticated by his voice and foot stomp percussion. Dani Bacon, is a singer songwriter with an Americana sound that originates from her life long love of music. Her songs are bits and pieces of her life, dreams, trials, love, hardships, family and more.
Click on the "STORE" tab at the top to purchase tickets for our shows!
We are looking for a Business Sponsor for "No Laughing Matter" on
May 3, 2025.
Become a Member and get a discount on Event Tickets! Contact the Cutter at 509-446-4108 for more information. Excludes Dinners, Missoula Children's Theater, Murder Mystery Dinner Theater and Shrimp Boil. Membership dues must be current to receive this discount.
Become a Member and get a discount on Event Tickets! Contact the Cutter at 509-446-4108 for more information. Excludes Dinners, Missoula Children's Theater, Murder Mystery Dinner Theater and Shrimp Boil. Membership dues must be current to receive this discount.
Become a member of the Cutter “family” through a membership. For as little as $30 a year, you can be a part of this unique and interesting operation. If you pay $20 more per year $50, you get a logo item too! Additionally, you get an end-of-the year tax write off as the Cutter is a 501c (charitable) organization. All Members get a discount on some event tickets when ordering directly through the Cutter office. Just fill out the Membership Form, send payment or complete the form on the website or visit our lovely building and soak up the ambience, first dropping by the office to meet our director. Check out the services, rentals and volunteer opportunities. See everything the Cutter has to offer! While there you can pick up a membership form.
Become a member of the Cutter “family” through a membership. For as little as $30 a year, you can be a part of this unique and interesting operation. If you pay $20 more per year $50, you get a logo item too! Additionally, you get an end-of-the year tax write off as the Cutter is a 501c (charitable) organization. All Members get a discount on some event tickets when ordering directly through the Cutter office. Just fill out the Membership Form, send payment or complete the form on the website or visit our lovely building and soak up the ambience, first dropping by the office to meet our director. Check out the services, rentals and volunteer opportunities. See everything the Cutter has to offer! While there you can pick up a membership form.
Membership
Membership
The Mission of The Cutter Theatre, is to promote, nurture and develop among its members, the community of Pend Oreille County and surrounding region, an appreciation understanding of the performing arts and humanities and:
- to encourage among the community and the membership the creation of performing and visual arts
- to preserve the historic integrity of the building once known as the Metaline Falls School
- to use the building as a center of community events, performances, lectures, theatre, and for the learning and encouragement the arts and humanities
- to foster the growth of local businesses and as a resource to the nearby communities
- and to lawfully do any and all things necessary, suitable, and proper for the accomplishment of the above purpose.
The Mission Statement of the Cutter Theatre
The Mission Statement of the Cutter Theatre
The are many Businesses at The Cutter Theatre: Metaline's Library, Selkirk Health Resources, Pend Oreille Counseling Services, Bookies - Accounting for the Underdogs, Tamarak Tatoo, Donavin's Music Lessons and the Clothing Closet. Check them out!
Volunteer Form
Volunteer Form
Our Sponsors
Our Sponsors
Selkirk Humanities Foundation, Larson Storage, Hewes Marine Company, The National Endowment for the Arts, Tiger Historical Center, Creative West, Pend Oreille Hotel Motel Tax, North Pend Oreille Lions, AM Landshapers, Inc, Legion Auxiliary and Teck Washington
As the world and our country are being turned upside down, the Cutter Theatre needs your help. We are asking for your help to support our continued operations. If you have the means, please help us help our community weather the storm. You will be supporting a future for our venue, our staff and the artists that play here. We can't say enough how much we appreciate your support.
The Cutter Theatre is a Non-Profit 501c3 Organization.
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Help Support The Cutter Theatre
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Built in 1912, The Cutter Theatre was designed as The Metaline Falls School by famed architect Kirtland Cutter . The grand style was emblematic of the sweeping vision of town founder, Lewis Larsen - a symbol of the flourishing town’s industrial future. However, the extraction industries eventually ran out of natural resources and profitable markets, the population dwindled, and the remaining schools consolidated. The Metaline Falls school closed in 1972. The building served for a short time after as the newly formed Selkirk School District office. Then it remained empty, except for warehousing some relics of times past, and it was unheated for well-more than a decade, deteriorating year after year. The School District made plans to tear it down.
With the threat of demolition near, local citizens led by Eva Gayle Six rallied to purchase the building and restore it as a performing arts center. With grant funding, the entire theatre was designed and constructed by volunteers. Local citizens put in more than 14,000 volunteer hours in the first year of restoration. The Cutter Theatre officially opened in 1991 and has since brought a diverse array of performances to its stage including lectures, poetry readings, dancers, singers, bands, dramas, comedies, dinner theatre, and the occasional magician – along with special performances for the Selkirk Schools.