Owned and Managed by Jerri Wiseman, Terry Smith, and April Bridgeman
▪ Loudoun Chamber Small Business Awards
WINNER Tourism & Entertainment
▪ Best of Loudoun Performing Arts
▪ Loudoun Favorites
▪ Most Loved Acting Studio
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StageCoach Theatre 2024-25 Season
January - February
∙ Till Death Do Us Part - Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre
February
∙ Cassette Chronicles Cabaret: Games, Grooves, and Glory - Valentine’s Cabaret
March - May
∙ Lady Thistledown’s Poisoned QuillMurder Mystery Dinner Theatre
March
∙ Seussical KIDS - camp performance
April
∙ Something Different - theatre for young audiences
May
∙ Oliver! JR - camp performance
∙ An Inspector Calls - camp performance
June - August
∙ Summer Camp performances
∙ Murder by the Numbers - Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre
Ongoing monthly StageCoach Bandits Improv and Magic Shows, plus special events and variety shows
StageCoach Theatre Company 20937 Ashburn Road Suites 115, 120 & 240 Ashburn, VA 20147
The theater and classrooms are available for theatrical productions, workshops, team building activities, and even birthday parties. We can help you host your event, either in-person or virtually. Contact us today!
We need more people to help us grow, specifically instructors for our after-school programs and camps plus volunteers to help with shows.
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Ollie Buckley
August 22, 2007November 4, 2024
“Ollie was a young trans male who recently passed away. He not only fought the battles of this world for so long but did it with a smile on his face and a shoulder for those around him to cry on. Ollie was loved an supported by family and friends, but the unkindness of this world and the mental hardships he suffered became too much. He created an online bookstore called ”Buckley’s Books” and focused it on LGBTQ+ books. It was a safe space to let people vent about their own battles. Ollie was an amazing young man who loved, cared, and respected those around him. We should all be able to learn from Ollie and lend a hand to those around us, no matter their race, religion, political beliefs, opinions, and actions.
Ollie’s main goal in life was to love others. Not only did he accomplish this goal, he exceeded it. He not only loved people but taught, listened, and respected them as well. He taught those around him not only to love unconditionally, but also about LGBTQ+ topics. Understanding, supporting, and teaching others coping skills for their mental health were very important to him. He used his love for books, art, music and poetry to navigate through the unkindness of the world, reminding us all how to appreciate nature and the love from this world, and how to keep an open mind and a strong heart. Ollie loved everything and anything (except orangutans and feet).”
You can donate to Ollie’s Trevor Project at bit.ly/olliestrevorproject
StageCoach Playhouse for the Arts (a division of StageCoach Foundation, Inc.) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the Arts in our local community by encouraging philanthropy, community building, and creative educational activities.
• Arts Education
• Theatre Performances
• Sponsorship
We look forward to your support. Your tax-deductible donations are always appreciated. You can start by donating to StageCoach Playhouse for the Arts/ StageCoach Foundation, Inc. or volunteering to help at theater performances.
