Award-winning author Kris Coronado shines a light on brave female lighthouse keepers in Lighthouse Ladies, inspired by real women’s stories.
Author: Joan Tupponce
Joan Tupponce
An award-winning writer based in Richmond, Joan Tupponce is a parent, grandparent, and self-admitted Disney freak. She writes about anything and everything and enjoys meeting inspiring people and telling their stories. Joan’s work has appeared in RFM since the magazine’s first issue in October 2009. Look for original and exclusive online articles about Richmond-area people, places, and ideas at Just Joan: RVA Storyteller.
Virginia Museum of History and Culture’s “We The People” exhibit shares powerful immigrant stories that shaped Virginia and its communities.
A witty, energetic reimagining of Romeo and Juliet, & Juliet at Altria Theater blends pop hits, sharp humor, and standout performances into a joyful night out.
Playwright Eva DeVirgilis brings the legend of Virginia’s “witch of Pungo” to life in WitchDuck, a bold new play blending history and humor.
Bridgette Carey shares how & Juliet’s empowering story, high-energy music, and dynamic roles make her first national tour unforgettable.
Richmond SailFest brings tall ships to the James River this June, celebrating America’s 250th with history, hands-on learning, and family fun.
Broadway’s The Wiz arrives in Richmond as D. Jerome brings the Tin Man to life, literally, adding 30 pounds to deliver a heartfelt, high-energy performance.
From maternity leave posts to 5 million followers, Miriam Malnik-Ezagui shares Orthodox Jewish life and Holocaust stories ahead of her April 19 talk in Richmond.
Shenandoah senior Katie Riedel tours with The Outsiders, bringing youthful authenticity, emotional depth, and intense choreography to the stage at Altria Theater.
Associate director Maci Bass shares how the new Be Like Blippi Tour brings music, movement, and hands-on fun to families at the Carpenter Theatre on March 15.
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast dazzles at Altria Theater with epic romance, stunning talent, magical illusions, and performances that earn standing ovations.
After moving to Richmond, Sadeqa Johnson found her calling in untold history. From Yellow Wife to The House of Eve, to her latest novel, Keeper of Lost Children, she powerfully brings forgotten stories to life.