Pictures from the packed Parking Lot Movie premiere
Another local documentary fills the 1,000-seat Paramount to capacity.
Thumbing through Charlottesville’s film history
To accompany this week’s cover story, have a look at 10 movies that were filmed in and around Charlottesville.
Joanna Newsom; The Jefferson Theater; March 24
Those walking in late to Wednesday night’s concert at the Jefferson Theater might have mistaken it for a comedy show. “Saturday Night Live” cast member Fred Armisen was shaking a tambourine onstage, the audience wore lovestruck grins, and at the grand piano, a long sheet of hair dangling over her shoulders, Joanna Newsom looked something […]
Virginia Film Festival announces dates and theme(lessness)
The funny business continues under festival director Jody Kielbasa.
A conversation with Jason Pedone, JPJ’s new general manager
Pedone talks about SMG, the Paramount, and the arena’s controversial re-entry policy.
PEP takes Ann Sisters on the road
In December the Performers Exchange Project introduced Charlottesville to a play that was so vast in scope and rich in texture that one C-VILLE writer could but compare it to an impressive spread of tapas. Our American Ann Sisters (say it aloud to get the pun), which ran this winter at Live Arts, loosely followed […]
Hank Williams: Lost Highway; Live Arts; Through April 11
“I ain’t gonna worry wrinkles in my brow, cuz nothin’s never gonna be alright nohow,”
Sheryl Crow and Colbie Caillat to play Free Clinic benefit
Are you strong enough to be her audience?