Upcoming Events
Greenbrier Valley Youth Education's Production of
Alice in Wonderland Jr.
March
Performance
Follow Alice down the rabbit hole as she chases the White Rabbit to the strange and magical Wonderland. Lewis Carroll's delightfully whimsical tale is brought to life with exciting Disney songs such as "I'm Late" sung by the White Rabbit, "How D'Ye Do and Shake Hands" with Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum and "Painting the Roses Red" by the Royal Cards. This production includes over 30 students, is approximately 75 minutes without intermission and is appropriate for all audiences.
THe Met Live in HD: Die Walküre
March 30 | 12:00 p.m.
Opera
The second installment of Wagner’s Ring cycle, Die Walküre, stars heroic soprano Christine Goerke as the warrior goddess Brünnhilde, whose encounter with the mortal twins Siegmund and Sieglinde, sung by Stuart Skelton and Eva-Maria Westbroek, leads her on a journey from Valhalla to earthbound humanity. Philippe Jordan conducts.
Dr. James Caplinger, from the University of Charleston, will give a complimentary lecture beginning at 11:15 p.m.
Marshall University Jazz Ensemble
with special guest
Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr.
April 6 | 7:30 p.m.
Live Music
Join the Marshall University Jazz Ensemble and America’s Got Talent season 6 winner Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. for an evening of America’s music during their 2019 West Virginia tour!
Education
Greenbrier Valley Theatre’s Youth Education Program operates with a mission to provide ongoing, inclusive, quality education in theatre and the performing arts.
Donate
Each season, GVT’s eclectic programming takes audiences to places near and far, real and imagined. Together, we have traveled the world, from Chicago’s Cook County Jail to a Russian cherry orchard and from a Monte Carlo casino to the memory of Maycomb, Alabama. Through theatre, the Curtain Up! Campaign (previously the Annual Campaign) will bring the world to West Virginia.
50 Years Strong!
The success of GVT began 50 years ago in a tent along the Greenbrier River, and with the help of dedicated patrons and talented actors, it has continued to grow. It started with local citizens like Ann Benedict who believed in the mission of the founders.
