Newly adapted by Wendy Kesselman
The year is 1896 and newlywed Zona Heaster has been found dead. Her death is officially ruled as an "everlasting faint" but her mother Mary Jane knows better, and Zona's ghost will help her prove it. A local legend, the trial went down in history as the only trial won based on the testimony of a ghost.
The West Virginia Brass Quintet (WVBQ) formed in June 2009 is one of the most exciting chamber ensembles in West Virginia. This versatile group’s repertoire spans five centuries of music, from Renaissance and Baroque to Contemporary to Dixieland Jazz with an emphasis on traditional American music. With members living more than one hundred and fifty miles apart, the WVBQ goes to great lengths to sustain their passion for music making.
A fundraising event for Greenbrier Valley Theatre, this is a far-out night full of, like, totally awesome tunes. Some of Greenbrier County’s most charismatic residents don their favorite 80s fashions to entertain to the max. Following the Lip Sync Battle will be a costume contest and then a dance party that will go on into the night.
ATTENTION community actors!
Greenbrier Valley Theatre is excited to announce audition sign-ups are open for The Greenbrier Ghost! Auditions will be conducted on September 24 at GVT.
For more information and to sign-up for your audition, click here: http://bit.ly/2zD0a8B.
Tony Nalker, pianist for the Smithsonian and for the Kennedy Center, will be performing a concert to benefit GVT on Friday, October 18. Nalker, accompanied by vocalist Bob McDonald and instrumentalist Scott Silbert, will celebrate the songs and life of legendary crooner Frank Sinatra with an evening of the most memorable songs from the singer’s film and concert performances. The program will be an evening of Sinatra classics worthy of any Rat Pack.
Dessert will be served during intermission.
A dinner option will be available before the show by reservation only. Please contact Development Director Ethan Serr at 304-645-3838 ext. 110 or ethan@gvtheatre.org with any questions or to RSVP for the dinner.
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.
