PCCA Board of Directors
 
2009 Upcoming Events

"Christmas Belles" will be at the Smith Creek Playhouse Sept. 18,19, 25 & 26 at 7:30 p.m. and Sept. 20 & 27 at 2:30 p.m.

 
Directions

The Smith Creek Playhouse is located six miles west of Franklin (WV). Turn right at the Courthouse onto Walnut Street, which eventually becomes Smith Creek Road. Turn right again on Hartman Lane. This is theater-land.

 
Reservations

Reservations for any production at the Smith Creek Playhouse are a must. Call (304) 358-2400. Be sure to leave your call-back number. Tickets for this performance are $5.00. Doors open half an hour before show time.

 

Information

For general information please call (304) 358-2521.

 
Treasure Mountain Festival 2004 Performance: Tied to the Tracks

Still available. To order your DVD, call (304) 358-2400 or 358-2521. Only $20.00.

 
Performance Archive

September 2008 • Dixie Swim Club

 

April 2008 • Dearly Beloved

 

September 2007 • Barefoot in the Park

 

July 2007 • Robin Hood — the Musical

 

March 2007 • The Boardinghouse

 

September 2006 • Torn Valleys

 

July 2006 • Oz

 

May 2006 • Honeymoon at Graveside Manor

 

September 2005 • Steel Magnolias

 

May 2005 • The Nerd

August 2004 • The Musical Adventures of Tom and Huck

September 2004 • Tied to the Tracks

March - April 2004 • Twelve Angry Jurors

 

 

The Pendleton County Committee for the Arts is an organization of dedicated volunteers who work together to provide opportunities for county residents to experience a wide variety of artistic, theatrical, musical and cultural events and activities. The Smith Creek Playhouse is the principal venue for their theatrical productions. Belying its old country church exterior, the theater inside is a comfortable, well-appointed, air-conditioned space seating 100 patrons. Reservations are a must!

The Pendleton County Committee for the Arts also sponsors workshops in crafts and fine arts, presents musical performances, and works with the county's schools to enhance and enrich the curriculum. Anyone interested in participating in the activities of the PCCA or in financially supporting its programs can get more information by calling (304) 358-2521.


 
"Christmas Belles"
 
 

Standing L to R: Jane Conrad, Kathy Minor, Craig Hott, Jason Smith,
Rich Gardner and Jodie Gardner.
Seated L to R: Anna Mae Harmon, Kathy Nelson,
Charlotte Hoover and Traci Mallow.
Not Pictured: Dwayne Propst
     
  The Futrelle sisters are back and as usual, things never go smoothly when they're involved.

It is Christmas in Fayro, Texas and time for the annual Christmas program at the Tabernacle of the Lamb.

Miss Geneva who has directed the show for the past 27 years has been replaced by Honey Raye Futrelle. Twink Futrelle who was recently jilted and is bitter about it, has been away but returns to see her sister's directorial debut. A cranky Frankie is weeks overdue with her second set of twins and her husband Dub is having his own little trauma.

Honey Raye has some new ideas for the Christmas program but will they meet with approval from the citizens of Fayro, Texas?

Justin, G. J., John Curtis and Patsy all chip in to help Honey Raye as well as two new citizens of Fayro: Rhonda Lynn and Raynerd.

Through all the problems and trouble they encounter, they pull together to present a hilarious Christmas program that the citizens of Fayro, Texas will never forget.

Come and see what everyone in Fayro has been talking about!

Pendleton County Arts Council
P. O. Box 814
Franklin, WV 26807

On the web at pendletoncounty.net/pcca