Bruce Levy News

Austin’s oldest film festival and premiere LGBTQ+ film fest of the Southwest, aGLIFF announced the Opening Night and five additional films for the 35th annual festival PRISM 35 taking place in-person August 24–28, 2022 in Austin. The annual event will celebrate in-person throughout the vibrant city of Austin with screenings, events, Q&As and more.

Just three more weeks to enjoy the rollicking British farce, See How They Run, written by Phillip King and directed by Tyrone Chapman, running through June 25th at The Vagabond Theatre in Fells Point.

The Vagabond Players finishes its 101st season with the rollicking British farce, See How They Run, written by Phillip King and directed by Tyrone Chapman, opening on May 26th and running through June 25th. Start your summer fun with this hilarious production, full of misunderstandings, mistaken identities, and madcap farce.

The final production of the Vagabond Players 99th Season, Born Yesterday, the 1940's screwball comedy by George Kanin, opens tonight, June 5 and runs through June 28. This wonderfully refreshing show is directed by Steve Goldklang.

The final production of the Vagabond Players 99th Season, Born Yesterday, the 1940's screwball comedy by George Kanin, opens June 5 and runs through June 28. This wonderfully refreshing show is directed by Steve Goldklang.

"It's a Wonderful Life! A Live Radio Play" is a wonderful family production of a wonderful timeless classic.

This one act marvel truly embodies the heart of the season

With themes of unconditional love, family, and hope, Mame makes for a perfect Christmastime musical

If you enjoy country music…if you enjoy Christmas music….you will enjoy The Honky Tonk Angels Holiday Spectacular

While more than 30 years have passed, Virginia Repertory Theatre at Hanover Tavern's current production shows that the musical stands the test of time.

TheatreLAB and Spin, Spit and Swear have started their season off right with a production that I am sure we will still be talking about at next year's RTCC Awards!

The creative sets and overall solid performances will help fans of Arthur Conan Doyle's works enjoy CAT Theatre's current production

The seventh annual Richmond Theater Critics Circle Awards were presented Sunday night...and the awards went to...

Take a leap of faith "sight unseen" and go and see Sight Unseen

While the stage at Riverside may be comparatively small; the laughs were just as big, and the talent was just as large

The play itself is a dichotomy. While written by Noel Coward in 1932, and no longer as controversial as it was in its day, the material is still timely and the themes are not dated.

Uneven performances and constant technical problems dragged down what could have been a unique and suspenseful evening of theater.

For non-stop laughs; run, don't walk to see "See How They Run."

H20 is the right baptism to welcome this infant production company into Richmond's theater community.

Summer, goes hand in hand with going to summer camp. That's just what you'll find playing this summer at Richmond Triangle Players- "camp" at its best, with the musical comedy Pageant.