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Posted on May 17, 4:28 PM
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Music and history highlight a weekend already spilling over with festival cheer.
Posted on May 10, 5:00 PM
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The story of Willy Lowman is a sad one, and from the title of the play, audiences will guess how it ends, but according to director Jake DuVall-Early, it's worth the journey.
Posted on May 3, 5:55 PM
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On a recent rainy evening in Winchester, the cast of Winchester Little Theatre's "The Porch" gather to rehearse lines they've been running for several weeks, leading up to their opening night next Friday.
Posted on May 3, 3:58 PM
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NEW MARKET -- Audiences are invited to attend performances of two different plays by the Schultz Theatre's Youth Theatre this weekend.
Posted on Apr 28, 12:03 AM
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MIDDLETOWN -- In Molly Kaufman's play, "Love Through the Ages," four women from drastically different eras interact in a supernatural situation that's part dream, part reality.
For Kaufman, an 18 year old from Manassas, the very notion that Wayside Theatre has chosen her play for a free stage reading this Monday is also part dream, but very much a reality.
Posted on Apr 5, 12:00 AM
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Originally written as a B-class horror film, the dark "Little Shop of Horrors," written by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman, opens with a cast of 13 on Friday the 13th at the fictional 1313 Skid Row. According to the cast, these are coincidences.
Posted on Mar 29, 12:00 AM
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This May, Shenandoah University is bringing Broadway to Winchester in a concert to benefit the Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre. It also will honor both the university's strength in the theater world and its students and faculty.
Posted on Sep 9, 12:15 AM
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WINCHESTER -- What's the secret of comedy? Timing ... and doors. As the cast and crew of Winchester Little Theatre begin their 81st season, they intend for their first play, "Out of Order," to draw laughs from the audience in classic British farce style.
Posted on Sep 2, 12:15 AM
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MIDDLETOWN -- Wayside Theatre strikes gold with "Striking 12." Sure, it's a holiday musical, but after this sweltering summer, the mere thought of colder times is a welcome tonic, an itch the Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre also scratched with its production of "White Christmas" in July.
Posted on Aug 19, 12:15 AM
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MIDDLETOWN - The best stories stick with you long after the curtain falls. Wayside Theatre hopes that its upcoming play, "Striking 12," will be one such performance -- one that will both entertain and leave audience members with a feeling of goodwill.
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