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.
Browsing: Featured Folks
Linda Woolverton reflects on creating Beauty and the Beast, shaping Belle’s strength, and bringing Disney’s beloved tale from film to Broadway stage magic.
After a childhood Houdini stunt nearly cost him his life, magician Erick Olson now brings comedy, magic, and mentalism to Weinstein JCC gala.
Lifelong New Yorker and filmmaker Zack Weiner brings his dark comedy Bad Shabbos to Richmond for the Israeli & Jewish Film Festival, with a January 8 screening and talkback.
Two talented teens share the role of Annie in Cadence Theatre’s new production, forming a special bond as they bring depth and heart to the beloved musical.
From the big screen to the intimate stage, Alicia Witt is set to perform at The Tin Pan on December 4.
Nick Cartell shares the emotional, physical, and personal journey behind playing Jean Valjean as Les Misérables brings its powerful story to the Altria Theater.
David Janosik and Katrinah Carol Lewis bring Bob and Mrs. Cratchit to life in Virginia Rep’s A Christmas Carol, a timeless tale of family, hope, and giving.
JFT presents a fresh take on Guys and Dolls, blending timeless charm with modern storytelling as actors explore love, legacy, and heartfelt connections.
Tom Sharpe reflects on Mannheim Steamroller’s holiday magic ahead of the November 26th Richmond show.
Richmond Performing Arts Alliance’s Lights Up! Youth Series brings free arts workshops and performances to schools and communities, inspiring the next generation of artists.
Flutist Kim Scott balances her roles as a school director and Billboard-charting jazz artist, bringing her passion and soulful sound to the Tin Pan on November 14.