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Upcoming events…

Fireflies
January 8 to January 23



Radium Girls
March 12 to March 27



Baskerville
May 14 to May 29



WLT For Kids - The Big Snore
June 19 to June 26



WLT For Kids - Alice in Wonderland, Jr.
July 17 to July 24



All Upcoming Events

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Winchester, VA 22601
540-662-3331
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  • Join us August 6 - 20th! . THREE SISTERS was written by Anton Chekhov in 1900 when the Tsar was still in power in Russia, mismanaging an enormous country. The play contains  echoes of discontent nibbling around the edges of the quiet middle-class lives of three sisters, Olga, Masha and Irina and their brother, Andrey. Soldiers are billeted in town, eating, flirting and playing cards before heading off to the serious business of war.  There are hints of the
    by winchesterlittletheatre 3 months ago
    Join us August 6 - 20th! . THREE SISTERS was written by Anton Chekhov in 1900 when the Tsar was still in power in Russia, mismanaging an enormous country. The play contains  echoes of discontent nibbling around the edges of the quiet middle-class lives of three sisters, Olga, Masha and Irina and their brother, Andrey. Soldiers are billeted in town, eating, flirting and playing cards before heading off to the serious business of war.  There are hints of the 'barbarians at the gates' and the gradual loss of culture  as the sisters’ world, in this small provincial town, becomes frustrating
  • Offered from August 6 - 20 for online viewing!! . In The Master Builder, Henrick Ibsen uses the main character, Halvard Solness , his ambition and insecurities to reveal how man can contribute to his own failings, even if he is seemingly successful. By insisting that "I am what I am, and I cannot change my nature",  Solness attempts to manipulate everyone around him to ensure that he remains "the master," not only in the course of his business, but also in his personal relationships. He expresses a fear of a young generation that will challenge his position as "Master
    by winchesterlittletheatre 3 months ago
    Offered from August 6 - 20 for online viewing!! . In The Master Builder, Henrick Ibsen uses the main character, Halvard Solness , his ambition and insecurities to reveal how man can contribute to his own failings, even if he is seemingly successful. By insisting that "I am what I am, and I cannot change my nature",  Solness attempts to manipulate everyone around him to ensure that he remains "the master," not only in the course of his business, but also in his personal relationships. He expresses a fear of a young generation that will challenge his position as "Master
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