Workhouse Arts Center in collaboration with Theatre Week Presents

A Theatre Week Happy Hour Cabaret

Friday, September 30th 2022

8pm

W3 THEATER

COVID MEASURES: Effective March 7, 2022, the Workhouse Arts Foundation, Inc., which operates the Workhouse Arts Center, strongly recommends that all staff, artists, volunteers, students, and patrons wear a mask while inside one of the Workhouse buildings. All previous Workhouse COVID requirements polices are now suspended and this policy will remain in effect until rescinded or modified based on new CDC, Virginia State, or Fairfax County guidelines. 

Enjoy an evening of conversation and drinks while listening to some of Workhouse's past theater favorites: Man of La Mancha, Little Shop of Horrors, Xanadu, Carrie, and more! Performers Merissa Driscoll, Robbie Taylor, Sean Garcia, and Chelsea Majors take to the stage to not only perform these loveable tunes, but to also answer your burning questions about the theater world and the songs they sing. Cards will be provided during the songs for the audience to ask questions. These cards will be picked up and asked to the performers throughout the show! Make sure to stop by the Workhouse bar for a Happy Hour Cocktail to partake in during the show.

This performance will take place in the W3 Theater on the campus of the Workhouse Arts Center. Tickets are available for purchase from $20 per person. Beer, wine, specialty drinks, soft drinks, and snacks available for a la carte purchase in the venue.

Theatre Week Happy Hour Cabaret

Friday, September 30th 2022 at 8:00pm

Tickets: $20 per seat, 4 seats to a table

Advance purchase is highly recommended, rates may increase as ticket sales progress.

Venue will open 60 minutes prior to curtain, seating opens 30 minutes prior to curtain

SPECIAL THANKS

The 2021/22 Performing Arts Season is made possible in part with funding from the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG)

Select performances in this series are partially supported by the Virginia Commission for the Arts and National Endowment for the Arts.

Thank you to Theatre Washington for Organizing Theatre Week.