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Stage Theatre Groups

NVTA listed and more locals coming.

the arlingtonplayers <development@thearlingtonplayers.org>, the dominionstage <webmaster@dominionstage.org>, the eldenstreetplayers <info@eldenstreetplayers.org>, the fauquiercommtheatre <info@fctstage.org>, the littletheatofalex <asklta@thelittletheatre.com>, the portcityplayhouse <portcityinfo@aol.com>, the restoncommplayers <webmaster@restonplayers.org>, the tapestrytheatre <info@tapestrytheatre.com>

the arlingtonplayers
<development@thearlingtonplayers.org>,
Location: Thomas Jefferson Community Center,
3501 2nd Street S., Arlington, VA, 22204

the tapestrytheatre
<info@tapestrytheatre.com>
Lee Center Kauffman Auditorium
1108 Jefferson Street, Alexandria, Virginia

the portcityplayhouse
<portcityinfo@aol.com>,
Nannie J. Lee Center
1108 Jefferson Street, Alexandria VA
www.telgo.com/pcp/home.html

Little Theatre of Alexandria
600 Wolfe Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
Box Office: 703-683-0496 -Business Office: 703-683-5778
asklta@thelittletheatr e.com

The Elden Street Players perform at 
The Town of Herndon's Industrial Strength Theatre
269 Sunset Business Park Drive, Herndon, VA
      Reservations, Information,
Directions & Voice Mail Messages: (703) 481-5930
Electronic mail: info@eldenstreetplayers.org

the fauquiercommtheatre <info@fctstage.org>,
FCT Theatre at Vint Hill
4225 Aiken Dr
Warrenton, VA 20187

the dominionstage
<webmaster@dominionstage.org>,
2004-2005 productions will be performed at:
Gunston Arts Center, Theatre One,
2700 South Lang Street, Arlington, VA 22206
or
Theatre On the Run,
3700 S. Four Mile Run Dr.,
Arlington VA 22206

the restoncommplayers
<webmaster@restonplayers.org>,
CenterStage theater,
2310 Colts Neck Road, Reston, Virginia
(in the Hunters Woods Village Center).

About Lorton Arts Foundation

The Lorton Arts Foundation’s Workhouse Arts Center is a transformation of the former D.C. Correction Facility at Lorton.  The Workhouse Arts Center is in Phase I of development—10 of the 30 buildings where prisoners slept and worked are now being turned into art studios and gallery space. The total cost for the entire project is $150 million.  Phase I will cost $40 million.  The Workhouse has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Through ‘adaptive reuse’ of the prison facility, the new Workhouse Arts Center promises to be an extraordinary 55 acre cultural arts center designed to promote, facilitate and provide visual and performing arts exhibition and studio spaces and programs that will include over 150 artists, a cooperative studio, theatre venues and dedicated gallery space.  The center will integrate history arts, education and recreation within a facility that will become one of the Washington area’s premier venues for performing and visual arts.  Phase I of the renovation is slated to be complete in late 2007.  For more information, visit www.lortonarts.org

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