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AllAboutWayside.com is an attempt to document the fifty-year history of the Wayside Theatre that produced live, professional theatre in Middletown, Virginia.
- Preface
My connection with Wayside Theatre began in 1996 when, on a...
- Background
In addition to the Wayside Inn, one of the town’s oldest...
- Historical Corrections
Wayside lists Kirkland as serving in this capacity for only...
- The Mystery Years
Because it has been repeatedly stated in materials published...
- Production Chronology
NOTE: Due to limited available sources, the information for...
- Appendix
Photographers and Photos of Wayside Productions. Playbills....
- Organization & Abbreviations
Organization & Abbreviations. The organization for this...
- Appreciation
People I have met with include: Doug Arthur, Byron Brill,...
- Preface
Wayside Theater was a radio show that served as the breather for its listeners, due to the fact that it featured the most sought-after tandem of genres, the romantic comedy. The series aired the love stories and struggles in love, of the most unusual to the most common people living in Mexico.
The Garrick Players will open its summer season Tuesday at the Wayside Theatre, Middletown, Va., with a production of ‘The Private Ear’ and ‘The Public Eye’ by Peter Shaffer. The two one-act plays by James D. Waring are the first of six productions to be presented this summer (“Garrick and Reston ….” TWP. 9 June 1968).
Since 2001, people who had been instrumental in promoting and supporting Wayside Theatre were recognized with the Leo Award, named after Leo M. Bernstein. It was begun as part of the Theatre’s 40th anniversary to credit individuals who “have contributed so selflessly to benefit the theatre.
Wayside Theatre is a former regional theatre located at 7853 Main Street in Middletown, Virginia, United States. The theatre company began after businessman and philanthropist Leo M. Bernstein purchased the property, along with the nearby Wayside Inn and other buildings in the surrounding area.
AllAboutWayside.com is an attempt to document the fifty-year history of the Wayside Theatre that produced live, professional theatre in Middletown, Virginia. It is by no means a complete document, as there are still many unanswered questions.
2 Μαΐ 2024 · Two black and white photographs of Wayside Theatre on Tour (WTOT) taken during the post-performance talk of Anton Chekhov’s The Marriage Proposal. One photograph is of Artistic Director Gerry Slavet speaking to an audience of children and one is of the play's three actors, Gary Filsinger, Penny Lynn White, and Bill Wiley, in costume on the ...
