Lori Waran, president of Richmond Raceway, wants the art at the track to reflect real Richmond artists.
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Roz White, who plays the role of Tina Turner’s mother in “Tina – the Tina Turner Musical,” says the dramatic role was a blessing. The show runs April 2 through 7.
Celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday at Agecroft Hall and Gardens with a free outdoor party, including dances, games demonstrations, and more.
Terence and Jase Sullivan are working together professionally for the first time in ten years, but these theatre dads have been up to a lot more on the stage of life!
The 2024-2025 Broadway In Richmond six-show subscription series, with an add-on option, has just been announced, and it’s a great lineup. Here’s what’s coming!
Playing at Hanover Tavern through April 14, “On Air” is the untold story of radio pioneers Frank and Flora and a peek at broadcasting history.
Children’s book series, “If Not You, Then Who?” by married partners inspires children and builds confidence.
Richmond Shakespeare’s “Into the Woods,” playing at The Steward School’s Cramer Center for the Arts through March 24, is a talent-packed fairy tale musical.
Produced by Virginia Rep in partnership with the JCC, Jason Marks stars in “Zero Hour” at the Theatre Gym at November Theatre, now through April 7.
“This is a one-man show, and that one man delivers an astounding performance!” Mara Guyer has the review of “Satchmo at the Waldorf,” playing through April 7.
Jerold E. Solomon – teacher and father of five – was inspired by the artistic challenge of taking on three roles in a solo performance at November Theatre.
Discover Steampunk is a unique exhibit at Science Museum of Virginia, highlighting the connection between art, history, and technology.