M*A*S*H -

the second play of the 2008 Main Stage Season ran for two weekends to the enjoyment, excitement & praise of the large crowds who attended. Based closely upon the popular novel by Richard Hooker, the play was adapted for the stage by Tim Kelly and became the basis for the more free spirited 1970 film of the same name as well as the long running and multi-award winning TV production that opened in 1972.  Directed by Don Wildsmith, with assistance from George Germain & David Tate, the play told the story of the men & women of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (M*A*S*H) during the Korean War.

The story begins when two unpredictable surgeons, "Hawkeye" Pierce and "Duke" Forrest, join the staff and ultimately launch a campaign to get a young Korean to the U.S. and entered in a good school.  The antics of the doctors, nurses, medics, Korean worker and guests all take place under the constant tension and stress associated with round-the-clock combat medicine.



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As part of our Community Service Recognition Program, WBCT will be donating a portion of each ticket sold for the entire six shows to the Peace Place, Inc, A Women's Shelter offering support and services to endangered women and children in Barrow & Jackson Counties.  The Winder-Barrow Community Theatre urges you to join with them in supporting our local Community Service Organizations. 

For information about up coming shows, please go to Main Stage Season.

For information on rental of any of the spaces within the Winder Cultural Arts Center, contact Don Wildsmith, Cultural Arts Director at 678-425-6884.

Please Note: Main Stage Productions are chosen with mature teens and adults in mind.  While the plays selected are appropriate for this age range, patrons need to understand that a good play reflects real life and, as such, may sometimes contain language and situations not suitable for children. 

For photos from previous shows,
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