Willingham Theater Schedule

Willingham Theater Schedule

Yadkin Cultural Arts Center 

Tickets for theater performances will go on sale mid-January.
A Spring Season Pass may be purchased for $35 and includes the following performances:
The Kruger Brothers, The Pluck Project, and Scenes from Shakespeare, plus one movie of your choice.
Individual tickets will be sold for all performances and movies.
Season tickets and all tickets for live performances may be purchased through the website or at the Cultural Center's Gift Shop.
Movie tickets may be purchased prior to showing at the YARD Gift Shop or at the door.
2013

January 26: Movie - Bottle Shock - 7 pm. $5.
Comedy-drama based on the 1976 wine competition in Paris wherein Napa Valley wines defeated French wines in a blind taste test and put Chateau Montelena (Napa) on the world wine map. Starring Bill Pullman and Alan Rickman.

February 8, Friday: Gala - for theater seat holders. By invitation. 6:30 pm.
Buffet dinner and performance of Carolina Music Way's Old Timey Radio Show- a high energy musical revue featuring the music of the north Piedmont and the Yadkin Valley Jammers.

February 9: Performance of the Old Timey Radio Show. 7:30 pm. $15.
Carolina Music Ways is the Old -Timey Radio Show's nonprofit art-education sponsor. For more information visit their website: www.carolinamusicways.com.

February 23: Cle Thompson in Concert . 7:30 pm. $10. The plaintive blues and uptown jazz stylings of Miss Cle Thompson who calls Winston-Salem and Los Angeles "home." You may also purchase your tickets to the Cle Thompson concert with your "Winter Reds Weekend" pass from the Yadkin Valley Wineries or the Yadkin Tourism Development Association.http://www.visityadkin.com/yadkin-winter-reds-event.html
March 8: Kruger Brothers in Concert. 7:30 pm. Tickets $15.

March 23, 3 pm and March 24, 7:30 pm: The Pluck Project. Tickets:$10.
Nine solo dance performances by UNCSA dance majors, culminating in a group finale choreographed by a New York choreographer.

April Theater: Scenes from Shakespeare, 7:30 pm. Tickets: $10. Students from UNCSA's drama department. present scenes from some of the bard's most well-loved works.