Due to restrictions put in place by Gov. Justice effective 11/14,
Love, Loss and What I Wore has been postponed.
We appreciate your support and we plan on announcing new
dates for this show as soon as the situation improves.
TO OUR ACTORS GUILD PATRONS

The Actors Guild of Parkersburg is pleased to announce that we have been given permission to perform the play “Love, Loss and What I Wore” in our theatre - live on stage with an audience!  The show has a cast of five women who, through a series of monologues, use the female wardrobe as a time capsule of a woman’s life.  Shows are Friday and Saturday, November 20 & 21 at 8:00 and on Sunday, November 22 at 2:30.

This will be the first production in our newly renovated auditorium and the first show with an audience since “Mary Poppins” last November.  Of course, your safety is our first priority! We will be following the Guidelines that have been outlined to prevent the spread of COVID -19:
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  • All surfaces will be cleaned, and seats sanitized between performances.
  • Frequency of cleaning will be increased in high traffic areas such as rest rooms.
  • Reduced capacity and modified seating configuration will be in effect to maintain social distancing.
  • Masks will be required of all staff and patrons.
  • Anyone who has recently been sick or has a fever is asked to stay at home and refunds will be available.
  • We encourage patrons to print their tickets at home to avoid congestion in the lobby.
  • Our doors will open 45 minutes prior to show time to allow extra time to be seated and permit adequate distancing. 

This is the first step to getting back to our regular schedule of productions, and we hope to finish last year’s season after the first of the year. We hope that you will be as excited as we are at the prospect of returning to live theatre at the Actors Guild.  Tickets are now available on our website
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