The lineup includes classics, modern tales, premies and more
Event to honor Virginia's legendary Triple Crown winner
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 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.
Robbins' novel “The End of War” becomes a Virginia Rep. Theatre production
With a variety of current and upcoming projects, Asner remains as busy and versatile as ever.
With apologies to other generations, we baby boomers have the best music. Our younger years were scored by musical geniuses such as Simon & Garfunkel, The 5th Dimension, Kris Kristofferson, the Grateful Dead and more.
It’s not often that a production can perfectly balance humor and drama. VCU’s newest production A Time To Kill manages to fill you with emotions of anger and sadness, but also make you laugh at Raymond Hodges Theatre from now until Feb. 26.
Envision some of your own favorite inanimate childhood playmates: Gumby and Pokey; Barbie, Skipper and Julia; Matchbox and Hot Wheels; trolls, baby dolls, Sara Lee, Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy; board games, Simon and electronic football games; Spirograph and Lite Brite. Chances are, your revered toys are part of this show.