“Welcome Home, Soldier”

An award-winning tribute to Vietnam Veterans that tells true stories about the effects of the Vietnam War and the subsequent homecoming on veterans and their families.  Now playing in its 20th year!  It is the longest running play in Los Angeles, and the longest consecutive-running drama in the country!

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“The year’s most powerful theatre” VILLAGE VIEW, Tony Tran

“Brings veterans to their feet.” L.A. Times

“Those who see `Welcome Home, Soldier’ will never forget it.” KNX Radio

“It’s like a night at the American Legion.” Daily VARIETY

“Thank you for giving me back my pride.” John Allgood, Vietnam Veteran

A Playhouse West original play, co-written by Tony Savant and Robert Carnegie.  Directed by Tony Savant.

Though we take reservations, seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. The box office opens thirty minutes before showtime, so to ensure a seat for yourself, please show up early.  We do give away seats to walk-ins approximately five to ten minutes before showtime.

All of our shows are free, but we do accept donations that go to the theater company and local Veterans charities. All Veterans will get seated, regardless.  If you are a Veteran, and you need special seating arrangements, just let us know in the comments box when you make a reservation and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Listen to the recording of “HEROES AND WARRIORS”, a song heard during the play. The lyrics were written by the creator of “Welcome Home, Soldier”, Tony Savant, with music by Vietnam Veteran, Glen King. This song was produced and arranged by Don Potter, at his studios in Nashville, Tennessee, with members of The Judd Boys Band.

 Heroes and Warriors | Lyrics

Next Performance: Saturday, June 2nd, at 8 p.m.

Reservations via Website Only.  No Phone Reservations.