RAAC's Christmas play this year is a playful and funny adaptation by Mickey Coburn of the Sleeping Beauty story. Full of adorable sparkly fairies, the show also features the regular […]
RAAC's Christmas play this year is a playful and funny adaptation by Mickey Coburn of the Sleeping Beauty story. Full of adorable sparkly fairies, the show also features the regular […]
RAAC's Christmas play this year is a playful and funny adaptation by Mickey Coburn of the Sleeping Beauty story. Full of adorable sparkly fairies, the show also features the regular […]
RAAC's Christmas play this year is a playful and funny adaptation by Mickey Coburn of the Sleeping Beauty story. Full of adorable sparkly fairies, the show also features the regular […]
RAAC’s Movie Night at the Little Washington Theatre continues December 15 with a special holiday offering: Love Actually, a beloved 2003 comedy which for many fervent fans has become a […]
The RAAC Community Theatre will be staging a production of Steel Magnolias on April 26,27, 28 & May 3, 4, 2024. We will be holding auditions on Jan. 13 & […]
RAAC is pleased to announce the return of Songwriters in the Round -- The Stories Behind the Songs. Last January marked the first songwriters event thanks to an idea spearheaded […]
RAAC’s next movie offering at The Little Washington Theatre will be AIR, a critically acclaimed sports and business drama directed by Ben Affleck that unfurls the thrilling story of how […]
This sensational and engrossing film won the Palme d'Or, top prize at the Cannes Film Festival, and ran away with the top European Film Awards for best film, best director, […]
The popular improv group, Playback Theatre, will be leading an improv workshop for people interested in learning their unique improv techniques. Boomie Pedersen, a talented actress and long-time member of […]
The performance features the Playback Theatre actors listening to true stories from audience members. The “teller” then casts the actors in different roles and they use all their creative resources […]
RAAC presents Robert Harling's play about the bond a group of women share in a small-town Southern community and how they cope with the death of one of their own. […]