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Coming Attractions

Opening Night Fund-raising Gala--Friday, Feb 12, 2010--6:00 pm
Don't Dress for Dinner--Friday, Feb 12, 2010--7:30 pm
Don't Dress for Dinner--Saturday, Feb 13, 2010--7:30 pm
Bethel Church/Prosser--Sunday, Feb 14, 2010--10:00 am
Church event--Sunday, Feb 14, 2010--10:00 am

Next Green Room Events

Church event--Sunday, Feb 14, 2010--10:00 am
Valentine's Day Luncheon & Play--Sunday, Feb 14, 2010--1:00 pm
Historic Downtown Prosser Ass'n. meeting--Tuesday, Feb 16, 2010--5:30 pm
Production meeting/read through--Thursday, Feb 18, 2010--5:30 pm
Church event--Sunday, Feb 21, 2010--10:00 am

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Welcome to Prosser's Princess Theatre!

 

When the Princess Theatre first opened its doors in 1920, people came from throughout the Yakima Valley to see boxing matclibrary - 4310 hes, Vaudeville shows and other forms of entertainment -- right here in Prosser, Washington!

 

Now, nearly 90 years later, Prosser’s historic theater is showcasing live stage plays, movies, ballet recitals, jazz festivals, school graduations, meetings, rock concerts, winemaker’s events and so much more!

 

Whether you are a Prosser resident, visitor or business looking to relocate to the heart of Washington wine country, you are sure to find something to your liking at the Princess.

 

Valley Theater Company (VTC) manages the facility for its owner, Mercer Canyons, Inc. VTC is a non-profit, community theater troupe that has been performing in the Yakima Valley since 1961.

 

We invite you to join us at the Princess Theatre ~ the “center of Prosser” and a treasure for the entire Yakima Valley.

 

Both VTC and Princess Theatre are totally volunteer efforts. We welcome and need people to help plan special events, sell tickets in the box office, help with repairs, set up for events, sell concessions, run the technical equipment and clean up. NO experience necessary – just a desire to help ensure that we have performing arts, in many forms, in our community. If you are interested in helping in any way, please contact us:

Email via this website (under Maps and Links)

Mail to: 1228 Meade Avenue, Prosser, WA 99350

Telephone: (509) 786-2180.

 

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Princess in the Past

Prosser Record-Bulletin
 Thursday February 9, 1950