Mainstage Series at StoneBranch Center for the Arts
Bold Theatre. Intimate Experience.
Our Mainstage Series is the centerpiece of Selah Theatre Project’s roaming season, hosted exclusively at our season sponsor, the StoneBranch Center for the Arts. This series has been reimagined into a full evening of connection, dining, and unapologetic theatre.
What Makes It Special
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One Weekend Only – Each show runs for a single weekend, making every performance a rare and memorable event.
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Dinner + Theatre – Arrive early to enjoy a meal at any Main St restaurant or drinks before the performance, making your night out a complete experience.
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Minimalist & Immediate – With no heavy sets or elaborate effects, the work is stripped down to its essence — bold performances, raw storytelling, and pure connection.
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A Roaming Season of Unapologetic Theatre – Our Mainstage Series embodies our mission: theatre that is daring, honest, and brought directly to the community.
An Evening Out
Arrive early to enjoy dinner at the Hilton’s restaurant or sip a cocktail at the bar before the show. From 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM, you can make a night of it — pairing a delicious meal with an unforgettable performance in the same venue.
Why StoneBranch Center for the Arts?
As our season sponsor and temporary home, the StoneBranch Center for the Arts provides both intimacy and accessibility:
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An intimate space that easily converts into an immersive performance space.
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Amenities & Atmosphere — enjoy the visual art scene, performances and local restaurants.
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Central Location — Front Royal was our beginning, bringing community together for theatre that feels both professional and personal.
Our Commitment
Through the Mainstage Series, Selah Theatre Project continues its mission to deliver unapologetic theatre that is daring, immediate, and alive. While we prepare for our future permanent home, these intimate productions ensure that our community experiences the transformative power of live theatre in new, unforgettable ways.
BY HEIDI SCHRECK
SYNOPSIS: At 15 years old, Heidi Schreck traveled the country giving speeches about the U.S. Constitution to earn money for college. Years later, she looks back—unraveling how this founding document shaped her life, her body, and the generations of women who came before her.
Part memoir, part civic lesson, and part unflinching examination of America’s promises, What the Constitution Means to Me is a powerful, funny, and deeply human exploration of how the Constitution affects every one of us. With sharp wit and vulnerable storytelling, this play invites audiences to ask: Who was this country built for? Who does it protect? And who fights to be written into its future?
Selah Theatre Project’s intimate production brings you inside the debate chamber—where personal history collides with political reality, and where one woman dares to reimagine America’s most sacred document.
