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“Heiress ”
To Culpeper
A special evening at the theatre is in store for area „ audiences when Virginia’s world famous Barter Players present their acclaimed production of "The Heiress” on March 31 at 8 p.m. at the Culpeper County High School auditorium, sponsored by Culpeper's Chamber of Commerce.
"The Heiress," adapted by Ruth and Augustus Goetz from Henry James’ elegant novel "Washington Square," is one of the greatest romantic classics of the American stage.
The story unfolds ajnidst the sumptious gaslit era of 1850's upper class New York. Here, a shy young girl, heiress to an incredible fortune, is suddenly swept off her feet by a handsome young man of modest income and questionable intentions.
This romance is opposed by the girl’s father, suspicious of the young man's background and motives. At the same time, the romance is encouraged by the girl’s flighty aunt, anxious to make a good match for her.
‘‘The Heiress" was the highlight of Barter Theatre’s 1980 Abingdon season with the public and reviewers alike. This lavish, exciting production was chosen as the perfect play for Barter's special 50th Anniversary Spring Tour.
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