| Week 03 |
| Friday. 16 January, 2026 | |
| 7:30 pm |
The Diary of Anne FrankWashington County Theatre is proud to present The Diary of Anne Frank, a powerful and deeply moving stage adaptation of Anne Frank’s extraordinary true story. This compelling drama brings to life the voices, hopes, and fears of eight people hiding from Nazi persecution during World War II, as seen through the eyes of a young girl whose words have become some of the most important ever written.
Set in a secret annex in Amsterdam, The Diary of Anne Frank chronicles the daily struggles, moments of joy, and profound resilience of the Frank family and those who sheltered with them. Anne’s diary captures not only the horrors of war and oppression, but also the enduring strength of the human spirit, the importance of compassion, and the belief in goodness even in the darkest of times.
This production is both intimate and impactful, offering audiences a chance to reflect on history while drawing meaningful connections to the world today. Thoughtful, emotional, and ultimately hopeful, The Diary of Anne Frank remains a vital story that continues to resonate with audiences of all ages.
Content Advisory:
This production contains mature themes related to war, persecution, and the Holocaust. Some scenes may be emotionally intense. Parental discretion is advised for younger audience members.
Washington County Theatre invites the community to join us for this important and unforgettable theatrical experience. |
| Saturday. 17 January, 2026 | |
| 12:00 am |
Step Back to 1880: Baseball, Hoosier History, and Casey at the BatStep Back to 1880: Baseball, Hoosier History, and "Casey at the Bat"
307 E Market St, Salem, IN, United States, Indiana 47167
We're excited to invite you to a special ticketed event that brings history and America's pastime together for one unforgettable afternoon!
Taking place Saturday, January 17th at 1:00pm at the Stevens Museum.
Join us for a delightful presentation by Gib Young that'll feature a lighthearted look at early American baseball, fascinating stories of Hoosier history including Salem's own Bill "Jumbo" Richardson and the Monon, and a live performance of "Casey at the Bat" by Rick Hensley as the legendary "Casey."
Whether you're a history lover, a baseball fan, or just looking for a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon, this event is sure to be a hit!
Admission:
$10 for WCHS Members $12 for General Public |
| 7:30 pm |
The Diary of Anne FrankWashington County Theatre is proud to present The Diary of Anne Frank, a powerful and deeply moving stage adaptation of Anne Frank’s extraordinary true story. This compelling drama brings to life the voices, hopes, and fears of eight people hiding from Nazi persecution during World War II, as seen through the eyes of a young girl whose words have become some of the most important ever written.
Set in a secret annex in Amsterdam, The Diary of Anne Frank chronicles the daily struggles, moments of joy, and profound resilience of the Frank family and those who sheltered with them. Anne’s diary captures not only the horrors of war and oppression, but also the enduring strength of the human spirit, the importance of compassion, and the belief in goodness even in the darkest of times.
This production is both intimate and impactful, offering audiences a chance to reflect on history while drawing meaningful connections to the world today. Thoughtful, emotional, and ultimately hopeful, The Diary of Anne Frank remains a vital story that continues to resonate with audiences of all ages.
Content Advisory:
This production contains mature themes related to war, persecution, and the Holocaust. Some scenes may be emotionally intense. Parental discretion is advised for younger audience members.
Washington County Theatre invites the community to join us for this important and unforgettable theatrical experience. |
