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Street Life
The Virginia Opera stages "Street Scene," touted as the first truly "American opera," Oct. 12 and 14. more
Q&A: Ira White
The Richmond Ballet dancer and North Side native will perform during the ballet's 35th-anniversary celebrations Sept. 28 and 29. more
Double Strings
Black Violin brings their fresh fusion of classical music, R&B, and hip-hop to the Carpenter Theatre Aug. 24. more
Boney James Headlines RVA Smooth Jazz Fest
The veteran saxophonist talks about making music, working with Morris Day and keeping things fresh. more
Meals-Tax Proposal Meets With Skepticism
Some Richmond City Council, School Board members express reservations during a joint meeting. more
Redeveloping Downtown
Mayor Levar Stoney’s plan centers on replacing the Richmond Coliseum, something a group of private investors is also pursuing. more
Richmond Weddings From A to Z
Our comprehensive compendium of local venues, services and other wedding resources available throughout the region more
Preview: Fifth Annual TEDxRVA
For the fifth year in a row, TEDxRVA gathers bright minds from all corners of the globe for a day of innovation, creative thought, arts and learning more
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Q&A: Kerry Ipema
The star of "One Woman Sex and the City" talks about how she wraps six seasons and two dozen characters into a one-night stand. more
Carrie’s So Very, Very …
Actor/writer Kerry Ipema brings “One Woman Sex and the City” to the Gottwald Playhouse March 26. more
Dynamic Duo
Rick Springfield and Richard Marx perform in a double bill at Dominion Arts Center's Carpenter Theatre Jan. 22. more
A Duet Between Them
Sarah Kate Walston's an opera soprano. Her husband J. Roddy's a Southern-flavored rocker. Dec. 3 they'll perform in shows across the street from each other. more
Bringing Scary Back
Stephen Dietz’s adaptation of “Dracula” shows at the Dominion Arts Center’s Libby S. Gottwald Playhouse Sept. 15 to Oct. 8. more
The Art of Puppetry
Michael Reilly is the man behind the curtain, assisting in bringing larger-than-life puppets to the stage for Disney’s "The Lion King." more
No Strings Attached
Puppeteers Ines Pasic and Hugo Suarez of Teatro Hugo + Ines use their hands, feet, knees and elbows, along with props and costumes, to create characters. more
More Than ‘Beeps’ and ‘Boops’
Video Games Live returns to Richmond after a six-year hiatus. Saturday's all-new show features classic and modern video game scores performed by the Richmond Symphony. more
Double the Romeo and Juliet
The RVA Loves R&J Festival brings a week of activities to Richmond, highlighted by two unique performances of "Romeo & Juliet" performed by the Richmond Ballet and Virginia Opera. more
