Events

Don’t miss this exciting collaborative performance of the iconic American musical composed by Leonard Bernstein with words by Stephen Sondheim in an exciting theatrical-concert production featuring a cast of nationally acclaimed and locally based ATP actor/singers and backed by symphony orchestra. 65th Anniversary of the Original 1961 Movie.

Don’t miss this exciting collaborative performance of the iconic American musical composed by Leonard Bernstein with words by Stephen Sondheim in an exciting theatrical-concert production featuring a cast of nationally acclaimed and locally based ATP actor/singers and backed by symphony orchestra. 65th Anniversary of the Original 1961 Movie.

Come celebrate the start of each Block with Improv Comedy featuring a select troupe from UMW’s Drama Club. We will play different games each week along with audience favorites like Scenes from a Hat, World’s Worst, and Whose Line! Special Ticket Price: $10 per/person Free Admission for all UMW Students

WCC is pleased to present Dirty Dancing in Concert, the classic film’s first live film-to-concert experience. Enjoy the digitally remastered hit film like never before on a full-size cinema screen, with a live band and singers performing the film’s iconic songs. With a soundtrack that marked a generation, Dirty Dancing in Concert promises to bring a thrilling new and unique experience to the 80s classic. Directly following the film, the band and singers will throw an encore party that will surely take you back to the time of your life as you sing and dance along to your favorite Dirty Dancing songs. Immerse yourself in the timeless romance and experience one of the most memorable movies of the past 35 years - now live!

A play about family, relationships and surprising second chances? Sometimes big things start from little things - in this case, a bag of laundry. Fran is broke, chronically single, and terrified of making decisions. Owen is a guy who sees life for what it is but is lonely and has a lot of baggage. So when Owen ends up asking Fran out at the laundromat, they are both excited to find the start of a meaningful connection with each other. However, when life’s savage tricks get in the way and Fran’s sisters need her more than ever, she is faced with the most difficult choice she’s ever had to make. Written by John Patrick Shanley, the Pulitzer Prize- and Tony-winning author of Doubt and the Oscar-winning writer of Moonstruck, Brooklyn Laundry is about romance, family, joy, and responsibility. Most of all, it’s a play about choosing to love and be loved. “Shanley is playing on his home court, writing a quirky outer-borough romance mixed with a family drama, about two broken souls finding a bit of comfort in each other.” —New York Magazine. “…a testament to [Shanley’s] ability to create memorably flawed, vulnerable characters and the sort of sharp-edged comic dialogue that perfectly defines them.” —New York Stage Review. “Brooklyn Laundry offers a dizzying study in contrast between life’s relentless, unyielding sorrows and the stubborn, buoyant hope that is a necessity to survive them.” —Chicago Reader. January 24 @ 7:30pm January 25 @ 2:00pm & 7:30pm $12 adults, $10 students SPONSORED BY: Marianne & John Evenhuis Masterpiece One Carpet David & Linda Hunt

A play about family, relationships and surprising second chances? Sometimes big things start from little things - in this case, a bag of laundry. Fran is broke, chronically single, and terrified of making decisions. Owen is a guy who sees life for what it is but is lonely and has a lot of baggage. So when Owen ends up asking Fran out at the laundromat, they are both excited to find the start of a meaningful connection with each other. However, when life’s savage tricks get in the way and Fran’s sisters need her more than ever, she is faced with the most difficult choice she’s ever had to make. Written by John Patrick Shanley, the Pulitzer Prize- and Tony-winning author of Doubt and the Oscar-winning writer of Moonstruck, Brooklyn Laundry is about romance, family, joy, and responsibility. Most of all, it’s a play about choosing to love and be loved. “Shanley is playing on his home court, writing a quirky outer-borough romance mixed with a family drama, about two broken souls finding a bit of comfort in each other.” —New York Magazine. “…a testament to [Shanley’s] ability to create memorably flawed, vulnerable characters and the sort of sharp-edged comic dialogue that perfectly defines them.” —New York Stage Review. “Brooklyn Laundry offers a dizzying study in contrast between life’s relentless, unyielding sorrows and the stubborn, buoyant hope that is a necessity to survive them.” —Chicago Reader. January 24 @ 7:30pm January 25 @ 2:00pm & 7:30pm $12 adults, $10 students SPONSORED BY: Marianne & John Evenhuis Masterpiece One Carpet David & Linda Hunt

A play about family, relationships and surprising second chances? Sometimes big things start from little things - in this case, a bag of laundry. Fran is broke, chronically single, and terrified of making decisions. Owen is a guy who sees life for what it is but is lonely and has a lot of baggage. So when Owen ends up asking Fran out at the laundromat, they are both excited to find the start of a meaningful connection with each other. However, when life’s savage tricks get in the way and Fran’s sisters need her more than ever, she is faced with the most difficult choice she’s ever had to make. Written by John Patrick Shanley, the Pulitzer Prize- and Tony-winning author of Doubt and the Oscar-winning writer of Moonstruck, Brooklyn Laundry is about romance, family, joy, and responsibility. Most of all, it’s a play about choosing to love and be loved. “Shanley is playing on his home court, writing a quirky outer-borough romance mixed with a family drama, about two broken souls finding a bit of comfort in each other.” —New York Magazine. “…a testament to [Shanley’s] ability to create memorably flawed, vulnerable characters and the sort of sharp-edged comic dialogue that perfectly defines them.” —New York Stage Review. “Brooklyn Laundry offers a dizzying study in contrast between life’s relentless, unyielding sorrows and the stubborn, buoyant hope that is a necessity to survive them.” —Chicago Reader. January 24 @ 7:30pm January 25 @ 2:00pm & 7:30pm $12 adults, $10 students SPONSORED BY: Marianne & John Evenhuis Masterpiece One Carpet David & Linda Hunt

The Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) is the premier cinematic event for the fly fishing community, celebrating 20 years of showcasing world-class films that capture the beauty, adventure, and soul of the sport. Each year, the tour travels to cities across the U.S. and beyond, offering a platform for talented filmmakers and a gathering place for anglers to connect, celebrate, and be inspired. Now a cornerstone of the fly fishing industry, F3T continues to unite anglers from all walks of life for an unforgettable night of film, giveaways, and community. Don’t miss this milestone season. 6:00PM (door) 7:00PM (show) $15 - $25 (Adv.) + applicable fees All Ages

Mistress Mary Quite Contrary embarks on a journey from India to her uncle’s home in England. Along the way she makes friends with the hilarious Canadian Geese and the colorful Giant Bugs that Rock! In time she learns to appreciate everything around her, including the Moor Animals and the helpful Fireflies. Add to that a good healthy dose of caring, and what happens? Colin, Martha, Archibald – well, the whole household – begin to enjoy the return of health and happiness in a garden carefully tended…until it blossoms once more.