Our Season

We've got a very exciting season planned for 2011 - 2012! Be sure to join our mailing list so you'll know as soon as tickets go on sale.

WFCTC Presents - An Evening of Nostalgia
created and directed by Julie Bloomquist
Nov. 11, 12, and 13

Join us in "the studio" as we recreate an old time radio show with all kinds of stories, including mystery, drama, comedy, satire, and adventure, plus music and more. A versatile cast will transport you back to the golden age of radio, to watch the creation of one of those classic variety shows.

A Christmas Carol
adapted by Greg Oliver Bodine, produced by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc.
Nov. 25 - Dec. 4, 2011

Charles Dickens's 1876 American reading tour is off to a rough start. Due to an inexplicable loss of his luggage, he regretfully announces that he will be unable to read from his beloved classic, A Christmas Carol. All is not lost, however; Dickens delivers what he promised by performing from memory the magical story of Ebenezer Scrooge's journey from miserliness to redemption with warmth and humor. This one man play is based on the version Dickens himself used on his historic reading tour of the United States.

Ezra & Jake
by Felicia "Leigh" Horne
directed by Robin DePietro-Jurand
Late February - exact dates TBA

An award winning drama by local playwright Leigh Horne about the unusual upbringing of two boys in the Eastern Panhandle and how it shaped their adult lives.

K2
by Patrick Meyers
directed by Joseph Jurand
dates TBA

The gripping story of two men attempting to climb K2, the second-highest mountain in the world. As they face the enormous challenges, impossible choices, and unanswerable questions of their situation, they and we explore the essential issues of life and death.

The Waiting Room
by Lisa Loomer
directed by Joseph Jurand
May 11 - 22, 2012

A philosophical comedy about 3 women from different historical periods who meet at the doctor's office. Each is affected in her own way by women's inequality in the society she comes from, be that ancient China or contemporary America. Striving to attain an ideal of beauty has left all three with medical issues and lots of questions -- questions that playwright Lisa Loomer addresses with dark humor and powerful insight.

Hedda Gabler
by Henrik Ibsen, adapted by Brian Friel
directed by Laura Richards Bakin
July 13 - 22, 2012

Ibsen's dramatic masterpiece revolves around one of the most intriguing characters in all of world theater, sometimes compared to Hamlet in her complexity and mystery. Hedda Gabler is newly married to a man she seemingly doesn't love. Faced with unexpected threats to her financial and emotional expectations, she takes drastic action and finds herself fatally alienated from the world around her.