Summer Movie Nights: DEATH BECOMES HER at Virginia Stage Company
Dates: 8/17/2024
Virginia Stage Company
108 East Tazewell Street
Norfolk, VA 23510
Phone: 7576271234
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As the leaves change and the air gets crisp, prepare for a chilling dose of campy fun! Our final screening celebrates some of the fiercest spooky icons of the 1990s…DEATH BECOMES HER!
Scorned and heartbroken, a novelist seeks revenge after losing her man to a rival. Years later, she returns with a shocking secret that could grant eternal youth…but at a deadly cost.
Enjoy a matinee screening to usher in your weekend festivities among your favorite comedy, camp, and spooky fantasy movie lovers! Drinks, popcorn, snacks, and a special cocktail sure to keep you ‘young and beautiful forever’ (some restrictions may apply). Make the Wells your pre-weekend destination with this romping and riotingly funny film!
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The premier professional theatre in southeastern Virginia, Virginia Stage Company was founded in 1978 by members of the Hampton Roads community who had a deep desire to make live theatre a part of the area’s cultural life. For its home, VSC chose the Wells Theatre in downtown Norfolk, which was fully restored in 1986 and is now a National Historic Landmark.
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