January Events
OAC Artists Reception
Friday, January 27
5-7pm.
Four Ossining Arts Council Member Artists will be showing in a Welcome 2023 Exhibit at this reception. It's free and refreshments will be served.
You'll see Alan Haywoods iconic photographs capturing musicians in motion. Barbara Levine’s oils providing “New Year thoughts…natural beauty and peaceful environments for all to enjoy.” Allison Midgley’s work capturing moments and scenes that often go unnoticed and is a chance to look more deeply and see things in new ways. Alex Sherman’s Archipelago series, which is the result of his attempts to coax naturalistic forms out of the spontaneous flow of watercolor on paper.
WCT is delighted to offer a showcase for these talented artists and give you the opportunity to talk with them about their work at this opening reception. The show continues at WCT through April 15.
So come on out and support local artists in the community!
Friday, January 27
5-7pm.
Four Ossining Arts Council Member Artists will be showing in a Welcome 2023 Exhibit at this reception. It's free and refreshments will be served.
You'll see Alan Haywoods iconic photographs capturing musicians in motion. Barbara Levine’s oils providing “New Year thoughts…natural beauty and peaceful environments for all to enjoy.” Allison Midgley’s work capturing moments and scenes that often go unnoticed and is a chance to look more deeply and see things in new ways. Alex Sherman’s Archipelago series, which is the result of his attempts to coax naturalistic forms out of the spontaneous flow of watercolor on paper.
WCT is delighted to offer a showcase for these talented artists and give you the opportunity to talk with them about their work at this opening reception. The show continues at WCT through April 15.
So come on out and support local artists in the community!
February Events
Thursday and Friday, Feb. 16/17
8pm
To celebrate Black History month, Westchester Collaborative Theater in partnership with Shades Rep is proud to present “Haven”, a play by award-winning playwright/director Samuel Harps. The Hudson Valley was a key route on the Underground Railroad, with many churches, storefronts and homes created as safe houses for slaves seeking freedom in Canada. “Haven” is Part One in a series on these important links to freedom.
Starring - Dameon Reilly-Maiysha Jones Reilly-Donna James-Steve Allen-Scott Schneider-Brian Bagot-Michelle Evans.
Costumes - Zacha Liz
8pm
To celebrate Black History month, Westchester Collaborative Theater in partnership with Shades Rep is proud to present “Haven”, a play by award-winning playwright/director Samuel Harps. The Hudson Valley was a key route on the Underground Railroad, with many churches, storefronts and homes created as safe houses for slaves seeking freedom in Canada. “Haven” is Part One in a series on these important links to freedom.
Starring - Dameon Reilly-Maiysha Jones Reilly-Donna James-Steve Allen-Scott Schneider-Brian Bagot-Michelle Evans.
Costumes - Zacha Liz
Friday, Feb. 24th
8 PM
Join us for a night of improv! Everything is improvised, which means it's made up on the spot thanks to your suggestions! Plus we’re featuring special guests Late Night Hump with their signature format “The Interdimensional.” Come on down and have some fun. Only $10!
8 PM
Join us for a night of improv! Everything is improvised, which means it's made up on the spot thanks to your suggestions! Plus we’re featuring special guests Late Night Hump with their signature format “The Interdimensional.” Come on down and have some fun. Only $10!
COVID Update:
WCT is fully committed to complying with New York State COVID protocols. We have installed upgraded HVAC, ventilation and filtration systems and will observe limited seating for all shows. Cast and crew members are fully vaccinated; audience members will need to show vaccination cards upon entry.
WCT is fully committed to complying with New York State COVID protocols. We have installed upgraded HVAC, ventilation and filtration systems and will observe limited seating for all shows. Cast and crew members are fully vaccinated; audience members will need to show vaccination cards upon entry.
WCT is proud to be a grantee of ArtsWestchester with funding made possible by Westchester County government with the support of County Executive George Latimer.
