After the Eaton Fire, the Aveson School of Leaders Built a Wonderland
In January, the Eaton fire destroyed their elementary school — a series of classrooms surrounded by gardens and orchards, nestled […]
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Renée Fleming makes directing debut with wrestling-themed ‘Così fan tutte’ at Aspen Music Festival
ASPEN — Renée Fleming’s “Così fan tutte” was ready to rumble. Long a star soprano, Fleming made her directing debut
Faces of freedom come alive through Black history storytelling effort
For the sake of sharing some newly emerging Black and deeply rooted American history, Hayden Flanagan, 13, a student at
Hampton Roads native returns home to film “The Pirate King”
VIRGINIA BEACH — Pirates sat colluding Wednesday night in a cramped booth against the back wall of the Green Parrot
Review: ‘As You Love It’ brings funny fake Shakespeare to The Z in Virginia Beach
“What fools these scholars be!” — “As You Love It,” based on “Lord, what fools these mortals be!” from “A
Theater Preview: ‘The Vermont Farm Project,’ Northern Stage
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“Bust” at Goodman Theatre begins with leap of imagination
A Black man finds himself in confrontation with the police as anxious neighbors watch from their apartment, horrified at the
‘John Proctor is the Villain’ on Broadway
NEW YORK — Every high-school kid knows Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible,” the allegorical play seemingly about the Salem witch trials
Stephen Sondheim’s ‘Old Friends’ Review: A Broadway Party With 41 Songs
Fast approaching the number of musicals Stephen Sondheim wrote is the number of revues written about him. The first, to
Val Kilmer, Film Star Who Played Batman and Jim Morrison, Dies at 65
“Most actors recognize there’s something different in Val than meets the eye,” Mr. Stone said in a 2007 interview for