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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by David Walton
Show Dates
Performances are August 21-23 & 28-30
Evening shows start at 7:30pm.
Sunday matinees start at 2:00pm.
Bringing a group? Are you a part of a church, school or other organization that enjoys group outings? Bring your group to The Bear to see this classical play at a special discounted rate of $15 per ticket. Must have a minimum of 10 people in order to qualify for the discounted group rate. Call or text the box office at 540-397-5202, or email boxoffice@beartheatre.com, to reserve your group seats today!
About the Show
It's Big Daddy's birthday, and his family is quietly imploding. Dying of cancer he doesn't know about, he's surrounded by sons circling his cotton empire, especially grasping Gooper and Mae. Upstairs, Brick drowns his guilt over a dead friend in whiskey, punishing himself and his wife Maggie, who prowls their marriage bed like the title's restless cat, fighting to reclaim him. Big Daddy's drunken reckoning with Brick exposes the "mendacity" poisoning them all.
Death by Design
By Stacey Upton
Directed by Bob Scott
Show Dates
Performances are October 16-18 & 23-25
Evening shows start at 7:30 pm.
Sunday matinees start at 2:00 pm.
Bringing a group? Are you a part of a church, school or other organization that enjoys group outings? Bring your group to The Bear to see a hilarious play at a special discounted rate of $15 per ticket. Must have a minimum of 10 people in order to qualify for the discounted group rate. Call or text the box office at 540-397-5202, or email boxoffice@beartheatre.com, to reserve your group seats today!
About the Show
When retirees Fern and Wilbur open their haunted Appalachian B&B to guests, a storm strands a mysterious hiker, Abby, who may not be who she claims. Then the real booking arrives—not a skincare retreat, but washed-up actor Demerest Excelsior and his backstabbing entourage: a ruthless producer, a bitter screenwriter, and staff who despise each other. Cut off from help, the group starts dying one by one. Someone here is a killer—and everyone's a suspect before dawn.
Exit Laughing
By Paul Elliott
Directed by Lorin Mello
Show Dates
Performances are April 2-4 & 9-11, 2027
Evening shows start at 7:30 pm.
Sunday matinees start at 2:00 pm.
Bringing a group? Are you a part of a church, school or other organization that enjoys group outings? Bring your group to The Bear to see a hilarious play at a special discounted rate of $15 per ticket. Must have a minimum of 10 people in order to qualify for the discounted group rate. Call or text the box office at 540-397-5202, or email boxoffice@beartheatre.com, to reserve your group seats today!
About the Show
When their beloved bridge partner Mary dies, three Southern belles, steady Connie, tipsy Leona, and delightfully dim Millie, do the unthinkable: they "borrow" Mary's ashes from the funeral home for one last game. What follows is a wildly escalating night involving a police raid, a stripper, and Connie's mortified daughter, as three women who've spent decades playing it safe finally learn it's never too late to seize the day....and maybe break a rule or two.
Three Sisters
By Anton Chekhov
Directed by Russell Morgan
Show Dates
Performances are June 18-20 & 25-27, 2027
Evening shows start at 7:30 pm.
Sunday matinees start at 2:00 pm.
Bringing a group? Are you a part of a church, school or other organization that enjoys group outings? Bring your group to The Bear to see a hilarious play at a special discounted rate of $15 per ticket. Must have a minimum of 10 people in order to qualify for the discounted group rate. Call or text the box office at 540-397-5202, or email boxoffice@beartheatre.com, to reserve your group seats today!
About the Show
In a provincial Russian town, sisters Olga, Masha, and Irina cling to one dream: escaping to Moscow, the city of their happy childhood. Years pass, love affairs falter, and their brother Andrey gambles away the family estate, yet the sisters never make the journey. Around them, soldiers come and go, marriages disappoint, and ambitions quietly die. Chekhov's masterpiece captures the ache of unfulfilled longing: how life slips by while we wait for it to truly begin.