The way our patrons can access Fort Lee has changed due to increased security on base. All adults entering Fort Lee to see our production of “Pride & Prejudice” (or any other Army Special Event) will need to be vetted ahead of entry.
1) Call Lee Farmer at (804) 720-0163 OR
2) The Army has created a link specifically for online vetting for Pride & Prejudice - use the button below
If you plan to see this show, please get vetted now, even if you have not decided which date you are attending. You need to give yourself 3-5 days. Do not wait.
Please understand that we have no control over this. We know that this puts an extra step between you and our show and that is disappointing for all of us. We so very much appreciate you helping us to comply with the Army’s security procedures and we hope to see you at the Beaty! Your support means everything to us.
Homefront Players in association with the Beaty Theater is thrilled to kick off Season 78 with Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice! Adapted from Andrew Davies’ acclaimed 1995 BBC TV series, this charming comedy of manners explores the tumultuous relationship between Elizabeth Bennet, the spirited daughter of a gentleman from the country, and Mr. Darcy, a wealthy and proud lord. Directed by Debra Clinton, this romantic comedy is sure to delight audiences of all ages!
Show runs: September 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 & 26 at 8PM
& September 13, 20 & 27 at 3PM.
We are currently looking for volunteers for our upcoming production of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice! Volunteer perks include free popcorn and free admission to the show!
Ticket Information | Volunteer
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Auditions: September 13, 6:30pm & 8pm and September 15, 7pm & 8:30pm at the Beaty Theater (4300 Mahone Ave., Fort Lee, VA)
Callbacks: By invitation only are tentatively scheduled for September 17th.
The show runs November 13th - 29th.
Homefront Players in association with Beaty Theater will hold auditions for its winter production of Irving Berlin's “White Christmas.” This heartwarming musical inspired by the beloved 1954 movie of the same name follows World War II veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis as they team up with two enchanting singing sisters to save a struggling Vermont inn, all while discovering love and holiday cheer.
Director Frank Foster, Music Director Ian Krauss, and Choreographer Suzi Redling as seeking a strong ensemble of talented performers for principal and ensemble roles.
Performers of all races and gender identities are encouraged to attend.
Seeing performers ages 16+. No Performers paid.

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