Holocaust Remembrance Documentaries

Local public television provides tragic reminders that can help us avoid a repetition of history’s worst travesties.

The Joys and Sorrow of the Piedmont Blues

The Tapestry of Carole King’s Life: Threads of Maternal Influence

Beautiful: The Carole King Musical covers the early days of the singer/songwriter’s life and sheds light on those who influenced her, including her mother, Genie Klein

The Carole King Story on the Richmond Stage

The Broadway musical tells of the singer/songwriter's early years, from her first hit song as a teenager through her success with 'Tapestry.'

Virginia Rep Theatre Announces 2017-2018 Season

The lineup includes classics, modern tales, premies and more

Birthday Celebration for Secretariat + Barn Appetit

Event to honor Virginia's legendary Triple Crown winner

Brazilian Artist Romero Britto Coming to Richmond

Britto’s success blossomed in Miami, Florida, and exploded when Absolut Vodka commissioned his art, as later did public exhibits, automobile companies and other international brands.

A Tribute to WLEE Radio

A new documentary, Remembering WLEE 1480 AM, looks back at this popular station, tracing its history from sign-on to final sign-off, 1948 to 1989.

Richmond Author David Robbins' Novel Hits the Stage

Robbins' novel “The End of War” becomes a Virginia Rep. Theatre production

Variety the Spice of Ed Asner’s Life

With a variety of current and upcoming projects, Asner remains as busy and versatile as ever.