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Costume Spectacle at Stone Hill October 27th 3 pm

Costume? Think big! We will be awarding prizes for Scariest, Funniest, Historical, Political, Animal, Environmental and Best Overall.
Experience eight elements that make the ultimate Spectacle: multitude, stone (amphitheater, circle, walls, follies), fire (bonfire, torches), music, animals, costumes, magic and a procession.
The spirit of the Spectacle is captured in an annual photo album. Bring your camera and your images may be included in the 2018 book, which will be given to all winning photographers.
If you are coming from Washington, stay in Rappahannock for the evening. Just let me know and I will find you a place. If you can host guests, please volunteer.
A food truck from the Etlan Little Country Store, offering barbecue, steaks, and hamburgers, will be on hand throughout the Spectacle.

RSVP to jhenry@drystonecapital.com

World Premiere: Luther's Trumpet
by James Reston Jr.
September 22nd at Stone Hill Amphitheatre

Last year was the 500th anniversary of the famous 95 Theses of Martin Luther and was celebrated world-wide, but the real drama came in the few years after 1517 when the Vatican and the Holy Roman Empire came down on this rebellious monk with full force and sought to silence him, including by burning him at the stake. This epic conflict is the essence of "Luther's Trumpet". With formidable foes like the pope, Leo X, and the Holy Roman Emperor, King Charles V of Spain, Luther's Reformation hung in the balance. The outcome changed the world of religion forever.

This is the third play of James Reston, Jr. to be performed at the Stone Hill amphitheater, after "Galileo's Torch" in 2014 and "Sherman the Peacemaker" in 2015. The play features a strong cast of community actors, and is directed by Rick Davis, the dean of the performing arts at George Mason University. This program was made possible with a grant from the RAAC's Mitchell Arts Fund.

Saturday, September 22nd 4:30 pm
40 Spring Wish Lane, Flint Hill, VA
Suggested donation amount: $20 per person
Rain-out Alternate Date: September 29th

The script for Republic Undone is now available to download:

republic_undone.pdf
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Location

40 Spring Wish Lane Flint Hill, Virginia

Located in Flint Hill, Virginia, the Stone Hill Amphitheater was hand built by John B. Henry over seven years. Approximately an hour west of Washington D.C. off of Crest Hill Road, Exit 27 on the I-66.

Contacts

Established by John B. Henry, The Stone Hill Theatrical Foundation supports theatrical productions addressing today's most pressing issues

Stone Hill Theatrical Foundation