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ages! This is the second in a series featuring music, poetry, and comedy. Food and drinks are available.
If you would like to perform, please call the Hearthstone office at 540-987-9212, or come and sign up that night. Admission: $5 for adults, 18 and under: free! This is an alcohol and smoke free event.
Jan 12: Fauquier
Community Theater presents
“Winnie the Pooh”
Everyone’s favorite bear of Very Little Brain comes to life in FCT’s production of Winnie the Pooh. Pooh, played by Tim Sampson, along with panicky Piglet (Nichole Naccash), miserable Eeyore (Liam Mulder), strong-willed Rabbit (Sara Jane Rodgers) and wise Owl (William Janowitz) find out that one of the Fiercer Animals, Kanga (Dori Weathers) and her little Roo (Hannah Abeel) are coming to the forest. Piglet gets roped into playing with Roo when Kanga gives her the dreaded bath (with soap!) and the Strengthening Medicine. Pooh rallies to save Piglet, but gets distracted by Rabbit's offer of honey and gets stuck in Rabbit’s doorway. Directed by Evelyn Rice, the cast includes Allen McRae as The Voice (who played Applegate in Damn Yankees) Colin Shea-Blymyer as Christopher Robin, as well as Baylee Alerding as a Skunk, and Courtney Rice, Skyler Buss, Joshua Vest, and Carson Buss as Rabbits.
The theater will host Brunch with Pooh and Friends, Sunday, January 20 at the Inn at Vint Hill, 4200 Aiken Drive (across from the theater) at
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