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Highlands Playhouse
Written By: Wiley Sloan | Issue: 2016/12 - December
The stage lights have dimmed on one of Highlands Playhouse’s most exciting seasons, but don’t think that they’re resting on their laurels.
No way.
They are currently putting the finishing touches on the 2017 lineup of plays. Everything is not finalized, but here’s a sneak peak of what 2017 may bring. Join your friends at the KitKat Club where “Cabaret” fills the stage. Then check out “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” for a nonstop musical romp through ancient Greece. Whether your life revolves around the links or not, you’re bound to be entertained by “The Fox on the Fairway.”
If you haven’t already seen the new website, be sure to sign on to highlandsplayhouse.org and check it out.
“We listened to customer feedback and crafted what we hope will be a more functional site that will be a pleasure to check regularly,” says Playhouse Director Ginger Moseley. “There’s no better way to keep up with the upcoming movies than the Playhouse website.”
Wine lovers will be excited to know that the playhouse is offering some new wines now as well. Some of you may have gotten to taste them during the 2016 Food and Wine Festival. If so, did you find a favorite? The new selections come from Spellbound Winery, which features wines from California. Their Chardonnay is surprising with its hint of vanilla and crème brulee. And the wines from Chateau La Paws Vineyards offer quality wines while donating a portion of their profits to no-kill shelters around the country. Check out information on both of these vineyards at the Playhouse’s new website.
As we say adios to 2016, won’t you take a minute to send your tax-deductible donation to the playhouse? Highlands Playhouse is the oldest continually-operating live theatre in North Carolina. There are giving opportunities at many levels to help support the playhouse operations. Check out the website for more details and send your check today.
