Give Me Liberty: Virginia & The Forging of a Nation will explore the unique and essential Virginia people, events, and sites that helped bring liberty and democracy to a nation. Commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this exhibit will highlight the complex, diverse, and inspiring Virginia history which is, in fact, America’s story.

Give Me Liberty will provide context for the coming of the Revolution in Virginia and brings visitors into the core of the action from 1774 through 1776, highlighting how the American Revolution was a war, and more than a war.

Give Me Liberty: Virginia & The Forging of a Nation is the signature exhibition of Virginia’s 250th Commission. This exhibition is curated in partnership with the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation (JYF) and presented by VA250, Virginia’s semiquincentennial planning commission. Central Rappahannock Regional Library is honored to host this exhibition with sponsorship from Tour Stafford.

Audition Information:

Momologues

Audition dates are March 3 and 4! There is no requirement to attend both dates, though there may be call-backs as needed on March 6. The location is:

7278 Ladysmith Rd.

Ruther Glen, VA 22546

Virtual Auditions:

Virtual auditions will be accepted between 2/2 – 3/4. Please email your video and a filled-out audition packet (below) to artisticdirector@carolinetheatre.org by 11:59 PM on 3/4. (Though it’s okay if you’re a few minutes late!)

Instructions and virtual audition sides may be viewed below.

If you are interested in joining our tech crew, stage crew, or set building crew, please fill out an audition form below and we will contact you with further information!

Performance Dates:

Our planned performance dates are:

* May 8 & 9 at 7:00 PM

* May 10 at 1:00 PM for Mother’s Day brunch

If you have any conflicts, please make a note of it on the audition packet!

Fredericksburg Main Street will host the opening reception for Women of
Main Street, a first-of-its-kind photo exhibit celebrating women business owners within the Main
Street district, on Friday, March 6th at 5:30 PM in the Visitor Center Exhibit Room, 601 Caroline Street Downtown Fredericksburg.

Presented in honor of Women’s History Month, the exhibit features black-and-white portraits of
women entrepreneurs photographed inside their own businesses by local photographer Maggie
Wilder of Aunt Maggs Photography. The collection highlights the leadership, creativity, and
resilience of women whose businesses help define the downtown experience.

Downtown is home to more than 70 women-owned businesses across retail, hospitality,
personal services, and professional sectors.