By Royal Examiner After 15 seasons of performing in borrowed and rented spaces around the region, Selah Theatre Project is preparing to open the doors to a permanent home in downtown Winchester. The Winchester-based nonprofit theater company will open the Vivienne L. Jackson Sanctuary for the Arts, located at 302 N. Braddock St. in the former First United Methodist Church, with a production of the comedy-mystery “Clue.” Performances are scheduled for Oct. 9-11 and Oct. 16-18.

The Winchester-based theatre company moves into its first owne d space after 15 seasons of roaming productions. By: Chloe Rabinowitz