On The Road Again isn’t just the name of a Willie Nelson song. It became a reality for Virginia Museum of Fine Arts’ re-launched artmobile – VMFA On the Road: An Artmobile for the 21stCentury – after it made its debut last…

Voices from the Garden: The Virginia Women’s Monument, slated to be dedicated in October 2019, gives Liza Mickens yet another reason to be proud of her great-great grandmother, Maggie Walker. Walker, the first African American woman in the United States…

Jan Guarino was all in when she was asked to direct Richmond Triangle Players production of An Act of God, opening March 1. “First, it’s a comedy, which I love. For a comedy, it was delicious,” says Guarino, a well-known…

  Inspiration comes from many sources. In the case of Eva DeVirgilis, the spark that led to the creation of her new one-woman show, In My Chair, started with a simple-but-profound makeup chair. It led her on a journey of soul…

The winter season is winding down, but the need for children to have warm clothing continues. For several years now, Richmond-based Children Incorporated has been raising funds to help provide warm clothing for kids in Richmond and throughout the United…

Dance is Jessica Morgan’s passion. And even though she’s retired as a studio owner and dance teacher, Morgan continues to embrace the art through her Virginia Dance Festival, held this year on March 2. “Dance is a medium that brings…

The Piano Guys – cellist Steven Sharp Nelson, pianist Jon Schmidt, videographer Paul Anderson, and music producer Al van der Beek – embrace the element of surprise when they create unique videos for YouTube. “We wanted to put a piano…

Jam Theatricals Broadway In Richmond’s season announcement has just been released and the 2019-2020 season will be one to remember. As previously announced, the smash Broadway hit Hamiltonwill play its premiere Richmond engagement, anchoring the season. The season also features…

Nathaniel Shaw was shocked the first time he saw Once on Broadway. “It was so unique. It’s a delicate piece with a rock-and-roll score,” says Shaw, Virginia’s Rep’s artistic director and director and choreographer of the theater’s upcoming production of Once.…

Growing up, author Ashley Hewlett always had a book in her hand. Going to the library was one of her favorite pastimes. But while she loved reading, she never had the desire to be an author. Years later, an assignment…