The Theatre at Washington, Virginia, is located in the county seat of Rappahannock County, about 65 miles from Washington, D.C., in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The town was laid out by George Washington when he was a youthful surveyor’s assistant. In recent years the town has been put on the map in a different sense -- as the home of the famous Inn at Little Washington.

The Theatre presents a wide variety of professional musical and dramatic performances, usually on weekends and often for one or two performances only. For information about upcoming performances at the Theatre, click on Current Schedules.

The Rappahannock Association for Arts and the Community presents a twice-monthly film series at the Theatre on Friday nights.  For information click on FILMS-RAAC.

Community events are held at the Theatre from time to time.

For more detailed information about the kinds of performances enjoyed by Theatre audiences in the past, click on Past Schedules.

When the Theatre is not otherwise in use, it is available for rent to individuals, groups, and companies wishing to present performances for themselves. For information about rental and technical details, click on Rent/Technical Info.