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The Washington County Playhouse Dinner Theater is proud to present their next MainStage performance of 2023, Misery!
This thriller opens September 15 at The Playhouse.
Directed by Rennes Carbaugh, Stephen King’s Misery follows successful romance novelist Paul Sheldon, who is rescued from a car crash by his
“number one fan”, Annie Wilkes, and wakes up captive in her secluded home. This talented cast includes Tod Williams, Jeannie Militio, and
Matthew Henning.
The show is preceded by dinner featuring dinner rolls, plated salad, dinner, dessert, and coffee, tea, and iced tea. A full service cash bar is available. Bar tab and gratuity not included.
Misery plays September 15 – October 22 on Friday and Saturday evenings at 6PM and select Sunday matinees at 1PM.
The Washington County Playhouse is located at 44 North Potomac Street, Rear. Since 1985, The Playhouse has been entertaining guests in the heart of Hagerstown’s Arts and Entertainment District and City Center.
Tickets (includes dinner and show) cost $63.00 for Adults, and $57.00 for Active Military and First Responders. Tickets can be purchased at
www.washingtoncountyplayhouse.com or by calling (301)739-7469.
Every Tuesday evening come to worship and hear Holy Spirit word of God that will restore hope and Life to your mind, body, spirit, and soul! Powerful saturating worship for soothing the spirit and soul, and prayer for restoration mind, body, spirit, and soul. Warm inviting environment and people. You will be glad you came for a touch of God! Also on Facebook live and video on our website.
Health and wellness vendors from across Adams, Cumberland, and Franklin Counties will be attendance to provide information to older adults about community resources. This health and wellness fair is free! There will be information on current health and wellness trends. Multiple levels of healthcare will be represented, including home health, hospice, senior living, and rehab, to provide information and answer any questions you may have about services that are available to older adults. Door prizes and light refreshments will be provided.
Every Tuesday evening come to worship and hear Holy Spirit word of God that will restore hope and Life to your mind, body, spirit, and soul! Powerful saturating worship for soothing the spirit and soul, and prayer for restoration mind, body, spirit, and soul. Warm inviting environment and people. You will be glad you came for a touch of God! Also on Facebook live and video on our website.
Gas & Steam Engines, Tractors, Antique Cars & Trucks
Sawmill demo
Homemade food (Chicken and Ham Slippery Pot Pie, sandwiches, pies)
Breakfast served 7-10am
Lunch served 10am-5pm
Ice Cream Truck
Vendors include antiques, tools, crafts, yard sales, and more
Free admission and parking
Dine in or take out meals available. Menu includes spaghetti with choice of homemade meat or meatless sauce, salads, bread, dessert, and a drink. Adult meals are $12, children (ages 3-10) meals are $8, and children under 3 eat for free. Tickets are available at the door or by calling ahead t0 717-264-0175. Fundraiser to benefit our replacement of the bell tower and for our general fund.
Every Tuesday evening come to worship and hear Holy Spirit word of God that will restore hope and Life to your mind, body, spirit, and soul! Powerful saturating worship for soothing the spirit and soul, and prayer for restoration mind, body, spirit, and soul. Warm inviting environment and people. You will be glad you came for a touch of God! Also on Facebook live and video on our website.
Every Tuesday evening come to worship and hear Holy Spirit word of God that will restore hope and Life to your mind, body, spirit, and soul! Powerful saturating worship for soothing the spirit and soul, and prayer for restoration mind, body, spirit, and soul. Warm inviting environment and people. You will be glad you came for a touch of God! Also on Facebook live and video on our website.
“From Emancipation to Reelection: The Civil War Beyond the Battlefield” will be the talk by Codie Eash.
At the end of 1861, Abraham Lincoln feared the Civil War would “degenerate into a violent and remorseless revolutionary struggle.” Two years (and hundreds of thousands of lives) later, the president embraced that revolution, praising the United States for its “new reckoning” of racial and democratic progress amid the republic’s “new birth of freedom.” Join Codie Eash as he explores the critical middle period of the conflict, by investigating the Civil War’s moral debates and ethical dilemmas at the intersection of politics and abolitionism, from the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation in the summer of 1862 through Lincoln’s reelection in the fall of 1864.
Codie Eash serves as Director of Education and Museum Operations at Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center in Gettysburg, and is a 2014 graduate of Shippensburg University, where he earned a bachelor degree in communication/journalism and held a minor in history. In addition to museum tours and interpretation, he lectures for National Park Service sites, historical societies, Civil War roundtables, educational groups, and other organizations. He has published articles and essays in local newspapers, regional magazines, and national history journals. Codie is a founding contributor to the collaborative project Pennsylvania in the Civil War; writes book reviews for Civil War Monitor; and maintains the Facebook blog “Codie Eash – Writer and Historian,” which primarily focuses on the Civil War era.
Call 717-532-9166 if you have any questions.
Every Tuesday evening come to worship and hear Holy Spirit word of God that will restore hope and Life to your mind, body, spirit, and soul! Powerful saturating worship for soothing the spirit and soul, and prayer for restoration mind, body, spirit, and soul. Warm inviting environment and people. You will be glad you came for a touch of God! Also on Facebook live and video on our website.
