Arthur Miller’s classic drama, based on the true story of an Ohio aeronautical corporation accused of conspiring with army inspection officers to approve defective aircraft engines destined for military use. Idealism battles with reality, and suspicions battle with truth as Miller unwinds this heart-wrenching story of a family torn apart by greed and guilt.

Kowal is a beloved member of the Weinstein JCC early education staff and a respected artist and crafts woman in the RVA community. Dawn will share the beautiful ink designs she has been creating for years. Dawn takes visually recognizable graphic images and puts her own unique and eclectic spin on them in a way […]

Toe-tapping musical narrative examines the evolution of African American music - from spirituals to jazz to rap - and the essential role this music has played in American life. Part of the Acts of Faith Theatre Festival. Approximately 1 hour (no intermission). Suggested for ages 5 and up. Read the RFM review here.

Adapted from Aldous Huxley’s 1932 futuristic novel, people are regimented and controlled in their working world and their lives. They take a pill to feel happy, do not commit to relationships but flit from person to person casually. Presented by Quill Theater. Read the RFM review here.

See six new exhibits and tour 75 artist studios.  Visit 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m., Tuesdays - Sundays.  

Broken Leg Theater is proud to present two shows, Aesop's Fables Redux and Why Do We Laugh?

Featuring orchestral classics and contemporary composers, this series will inspire you. An hour before each concert there is a free pre-concert talk with the Richmond Symphony Music Director, Steven Smith. These talks often feature guest artists and conductors and provide you with insights for the concert you are about to hear.