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Virginia Stage Company's Public Works VA and ODU Rep Theatre present Do You Know Me? a streaming exploration of outsiderness.

It's been a year since Traveling Players “postponed indefinitely” the inaugural performances in their new Studio in Tysons Corner Center featuring local teen actors.

Creative Cauldron presents a musical tour of the world in our intimate cabaret space turned high-def live stream studio, with a diverse musical line up specially curated by Ken Avis and Lynn Veronneau of the Wammie Award-winning jazz samba group Veronneau and Resident Artist Matt Conner.

In the third installment of the 2020-2021 Series, Reaching Out & Leaning In, from William & Mary Theatre and Dance, current students take the lead on all-new modern dance pieces.

Virginia Opera’s Spring 2021 Season launches with an insider’s look into the technique of opera singing through its Masterclass Series featuring Denyce Graves! As an exclusive benefit to Virginia Opera subscribers and donors, eight weekly episodes of this immersive foray into opera will premie

George Mason University’s School of Dance announced its 2021 Mason Dance Company Gala Concert, featuring Sunlit Song by choreographer and longtime Mason Faculty Susan Shields and a world premiere by legendary choreographer Hope Boykin.

Silver Line Theatre Exchange has launched in Staunton, Virginia amidst the pandemic.

Signature Theatre announces the first seven masterclasses of 2021 in its popular Thursday evening virtual masterclass series.

Little Theatre of Virginia Beach makes Women's History Month more personal, by giving 12 local women the chance to tell their stories through the musicals and plays that impacted their lives, in Their Own Words: A Women's Cabaret.

1st Stage has announced the launch of Session Three of its wildly successful Virtual Classroom, with four new theatre education courses taught by experts in the field.

The second act of this ballet, Peter and the Wolf, was originally composed in 1936 to introduce children to the orchestral instruments, springs to life as an irresistible children’s ballet.

After being dark since last March due to COVID-19, Reston Community Players comes back to life with A Walk in the Woods, a cold war era drama by Lee Blessing that examines the relationship between a Russian and an American arms negotiator as they converse informally in a series of meetings in a park

Zeiders American Dream Theater (The Z) in Town Center under the lead ership of Artistic Director Bart Kuebler and Executive Director Terry Flint, is pleased to present the return of No Holds Bard: Shakespeare Remade.

Bowen McCauley Dance Company, an award-winning contemporary dance company with a legacy of community engagement, announces changes to its previously announced 25th Season schedule, due to COVID-19-related restrictions.

The season announcement will feature performances from each of the newly announced productions in the upcoming 2021-2022 Season.

The Virginia Symphony Orchestra opens its 100th Anniversary season with the orchestral premiere of Adagio by Eminent Scholar and professor emeritus of music at Old Dominion University Adolphus Hailstork.

Richmond Triangle Players is pleased to announce the winner in its inaugural So.

D'Haiti plays the trumpet and is a senior at the Keystone School.

Harrison David Rivers' play focuses on a loving partners Neil, a white BLM activist, and Jesse, a black writer.

Firehouse Theatre's production of 'Krapp's Last Tape' brings thing too-rarely-produced masterwork to brilliant life with the collaboration of director James Ricks and actor Alan Sader.

Virginia Children's Theatre will be casting area youth actors for Mary Poppins, Jr.

Renaissance Theatre Company has announced its upcoming production of Couples, a new play that was originally developed for Zoom and will now be performed for a live audience.

A captivating storyteller, Barbara Lane, hosts a new Podcast where she uses her powerful writing and storytelling skills to share Lucy's Story, a chronical in which she casts a five-year-old fictional character as the voice of the children she represents.

Barter Theatre will present a virtual reading of Maytag Virgin by Audrey Cefaly.

The Virginia Film Festival has been approved for a $20,000 Grants for Arts Projects Award from the National Endowment for the Arts to support the 2021 Virginia Film Festival.