Firehouse Theatre and the Branch Museum of Architecture and Design welcome magician/storyteller David London back to Richmond for a return engagement of his incredible immersive experience HUMBUG: The Great P.
Firehouse Theatre and the Branch Museum of Architecture and Design welcome magician/storyteller David London for the Richmond premiere of his HUMBUG: The Great P.
They play with illusion and bend reality.
Performance is our primary activity at Firehouse and so we're rededicating ourselves to the process of making as we focus on new scripts, devised work, and reconsiderations of world classics.
Firehouse Theatre will be transformed into a circus big top when it hosts a variety of events in September under the banner of the YANKEE DOODLE CIRCUS, which is the name of the circus troupe that gets stranded in Vinton, Indiana in Bo Wilson's new play FOOD, CLOTHING, AND SHELTER.
Magician David London combines magic with storytelling, comedy, puppetry, philosophy, surrealism, and that which cannot be defined, to create original shows of magic unlike anything you have experienced before.
Firehouse Theatre brings Cerebral Sorcery back to the stage, 15 years after it first premiered!
A mysterious box taunts two eccentric magicians.
Baltimore Magician David London combines magic with storytelling, comedy, puppetry, surrealism, philosophy, and that which cannot be explained, to create original shows of magic unlike anything you have experienced before.
Theatre Project is thrilled to once again host events for Artscape, America's largest free arts festival.
