Upcoming Events
Saturday SInfonia Series
James Caplinger, vocals
Kevin von der Heydt, piano
August 25
Kevin von der Heydt graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Indiana University School of Music and earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in piano performance. After finishing his education, Heydt worked in Mexico City and the Braunschweig State Theatre in Germany. He also did a short stint as a freelancer in New York City before accepting the full-time position as the pianist for The Greenbrier Resort.
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
September/october 2018
Shakespeare’s tragedy is a political thriller in which politics collide when Brutus and chief conspirator, Cassius, intervene to stop Caesar’s rise to absolute power. Instead of redeeming the republic, their regicide throws the country into chaos. GVT’s production will put a contemporary spin on Shakespeare’s classic play.
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
SMUCKER’S PB & J CAFÉ
ONE ACT VERSION
AUTHOR JUDY BLUME
PLAYWRIGHT BRUCE MASON
*September 30
OCTOBER 1 – 4
Oh, brother! Sibling mischief and best pal escapades are the problems Peter Hatcher faces in his attempts to deal with his impossible little brother, Fudge. Based on the popular title by perennial favorite Judy Blume, Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing is a humorous look at family life and the troubles that can only be caused by a younger sibling.
Smucker’s PB&J Café includes dinner for all children attending.
playsforyoungaudiences.org
*September 30 | 6:30 p.m.
Sensory-Friendly Performance
Education
Greenbrier Valley Theatre’s Youth Education Program operates with a mission to provide ongoing, inclusive, quality education in theatre and the performing arts.
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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.
