You are invited to join us at the High Street Theatre (HST) on Friday, March 24 at 7 p.m. for a free screening of The Upside.All screenings are free and open to the public. Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an…
About High Street Theatre:
The High Street Theatre (HST) is Longwood University’s flexible-use theatre space. Its mission is to engage a diverse community through accessible and inclusive programs, including film, performance, and other forms of visual arts. The theatre is located at 102 ½ High Street in Farmville, Virginia. Admission to the High Street Theatre is free for all. For additional information, please visit LCVA’s website at http://lcva.longwood.edu/. The space may also be reserved for private functions when it is not otherwise in use. Facility rental inquiries should be directed to Lorrie Watson at watsonlc@longwood.edu.
About High Street Theatre:
The High Street Theatre (HST) is Longwood University’s flexible-use theatre space. Its mission is to engage a diverse community through accessible and inclusive programs, including film, performance, and other forms of visual arts. The theatre is located at 102 ½ High Street in Farmville, Virginia. Admission to the High Street Theatre is free for all. For additional information, please visit LCVA’s website at http://lcva.longwood.edu/. The space may also be reserved for private functions when it is not otherwise in use. Facility rental inquiries should be directed to Lorrie Watson at watsonlc@longwood.edu.
About High Street Theatre:
The High Street Theatre (HST) is Longwood University’s flexible-use theatre space. Its mission is to engage a diverse community through accessible and inclusive programs, including film, performance, and other forms of visual arts. The theatre is located at 102 ½ High Street in Farmville, Virginia. Admission to the High Street Theatre is free for all. For additional information, please visit LCVA’s website at http://lcva.longwood.edu/. The space may also be reserved for private functions when it is not otherwise in use. Facility rental inquiries should be directed to Lorrie Watson at watsonlc@longwood.edu.
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