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Cheyenne Little Theatre Players proudly presents Stephen King's Misery.

Stephen King's Misery will be showing at the Mary Godfrey Playhouse (2706 E. Pershing Blvd.) Friday, October 30th through Sunday, November 15th. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased by visiting cltp.ludus.com/200526168 or by calling the Box Office located in the Mary Godfrey Playhouse at (307)638-6543 (Tuesday through Friday from 12:00-5:00 p.m.)

This psychological thriller based on Stephen King’s novel Misery follows successful romance novelist Paul Sheldon, who is rescued from a car crash and wakes up captive in a secluded home owned by his self-identified “number one fan,” Annie Wilkes. While Paul is convalescing, Annie reads the manuscript of his latest book and becomes enraged when she discovers the author has killed off her favorite character, Misery Chastain. Annie forces Paul to write a new Misery novel and he quickly realizes Annie has no intention of letting him go. The irate Annie has Paul writing as if his life depends on it – and it does.

Participants will explore common workplace situations involving medical and disability accommodations, job duties, scheduling, appointments and missed work, safety, grievances, and other topics.

Representatives from participating organizations will share practical examples, resources, and approaches that apply to small-business settings.

You’ll leave this webinar with practical tools to comply with ADA and EEOC regulations: job description guidance, accommodation planning, checklists, and resource-navigation strategies.

Join us to explore the Campaign Strategies and Possible Outcomes of the 2026 Midterm Elections with Howard Wolfson!
Howard Wolfson is the Education program lead of Bloomberg Philanthropies. From 2010 to 2013, Wolfson was the New York City Deputy Mayor for Government Affairs and Communications. He also served as the communications director for Hillary Clinton’s history-making run for the presidency in 2008. Wolfson has worked on campaigns at every level of government, advising Charles Schumer, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Andrew Cuomo, among others, as well as serving the Executive Director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Sponsored by the University of Wyoming Malcolm Wallop Civic Engagement Program, the University of Wyoming School of Politics, Public Affairs, and International Studies, and the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation.

Tap is rhythm, coordination, and fun - no prior experience necessary! This class is all about having fun. All levels welcome, beginners encouraged!

Tap shoes provided if needed.

No class October 20!

Learn more or sign up at dwjh.org/workshops.

This series of photographs focuses on the annual sheep shearing at the Sieben Live Stock Company in Adel near Cascade, Montana. Cooper photographed the event over three separate years in 1999, 2000, and 2007. The ranch was founded in 1868 by Henry Sieben, who is the subject of a new book published in tandem with the exhibition by Farcountry Press and the Foundation for Montana History.

The resulting 22 images presented here are each framed 17 x 20 inches. All photographs were taken on 35 mm TMAX 400 Kodak film, which was hand processed, then scanned as negatives, edited in Photoshop, and printed on archival Hahnemuhle paper.

Cooper began photographing in the 1970s, and was a student of Lee Nye, the infamous black & white photographer from Missoula, MT. Cooper says, “When Lee walked into the classroom wearing aviator sunglasses, I knew I was going to be a photographer.”

Cooper recently retired as archival photographer for the Montana Historical Society. He has documented spring shearing and branding, and Montana architecture including the Archie Bray Foundation, Deer Lodge Prison, and Helena’s Last Chance Gulch. His photos are published in Dark Spaces: Montana’s Historic Penitentiary at Deer Lodge in collaboration with Ellen Baulmer.

The Foundation for Montana History provided support to the artist in printing, matting, and framing the photographs for exhibition.

Cheyenne Little Theatre Players proudly presents Stephen King's Misery - Pay What You Can Night.

Stephen King's Misery - Pay What You Can Night will be held at the Mary Godfrey Playhouse (2706 E. Pershing Blvd.) on Thursday, November 5th at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are general admission. No presale. No minimum ticket purchase required. No refunds or exchanges offered. Check-in starts at 6:00 p.m. Seating starts at 6:30 p.m.

This psychological thriller based on Stephen King’s novel Misery follows successful romance novelist Paul Sheldon, who is rescued from a car crash and wakes up captive in a secluded home owned by his self-identified “number one fan,” Annie Wilkes. While Paul is convalescing, Annie reads the manuscript of his latest book and becomes enraged when she discovers the author has killed off her favorite character, Misery Chastain. Annie forces Paul to write a new Misery novel and he quickly realizes Annie has no intention of letting him go. The irate Annie has Paul writing as if his life depends on it – and it does.

The Accidental Hero is a multi-media one-man show about Lieutenant Colonel Matt Konop, a WWII American officer who miraculously liberates the Czech villages of his grandparents. It’s a true story written and performed by his grandson, Patrick Dewane.

Patrick’s grandfather refused to talk about his service in the war. When he died, his basement yielded a treasure trove of typewritten accounts, photos, and rare film footage.

Dewane brings this archival material to glowing life as an enthralling, humorous and heartwarming tale of miraculous escapes and astonishing coincidences. This touching show runs from belly laughs to tears. Dewane takes on a dozen different roles as he powerfully recounts his grandfather’s journey from Omaha Beach, the Battle of the Bulge, and the end of WWII. In the last week of the war, Konop’s story turns away from a soldier’s survival tale to something from mythology. He discovers his lost identity and is embraced by the tribe he never knew in an epic homecoming. As he freed the Czechs, he too, was liberated.

Special CitiWerks Cafe bistro food and drink menu created for ARTCORE attendees to purchase and enjoy. Co-sponsored by Friends of the Wyoming Veterans Memorial Museum.

He's back! Adapted by local playwright Evie Lewis and co-directed by Evie Lewis and Josh Griffith, Bram Stoker's Dracula comes to the Pink Garter Theatre this Halloween season from Tumbleweed Creative Arts and Jackson Community Theater. When Count Dracula leaves Transylvania for England, an ancient darkness seeps into the life of everyone he meets, and those drawn into the fight must face an evil older and more powerful than they can imagine. This immersive production leans into the gothic suspense, seduction, and psychological terror that have gripped audiences for more than a century.

Recommended for ages 13 and up.

Stay after the Saturday, October 31 matinee for a talkback with the cast and crew, followed by a tour of the stage and backstage.

A Prairie Winds Christmas Show in Cheyenne

What if Stevie Nicks had joined Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers full-time? The Petty Nicks Experience brings that fantasy to life with live instruments, costumes, and harmonies celebrating Stevie Nicks, Tom Petty, and Fleetwood Mac. 21+. Presented by Casper Entertainment Group.