Crozet-based contemporary dance company concorDance presents Tripping the Light Fantastic, a concert of playful...

Embrace the last of the lazy August days with the Summer Camp Series at the Packard Campus Theater in Culpeper. Ten...

The year is 1958, and abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko sits in a chair in his New York studio, smoking a...

Beverly Weston, aging poet and professor, sits among overstuffed bookshelves and reflects on the sum of his life: a...

Of the festival’s myriad non-fiction topics, one of the hottest will be Thomas Jefferson. This is Charlottesville,...

Onstage, a fine-featured woman removes her skirt, collapses her bustle, and adjusts the corset nipping her waist. Her...

On January 1, one week before the Jefferson School City Center opened, I stood in front of the building’s main doors...

“24/7 (2013) flips the paradigm,” Ray Nedzel said, noting that actors and writers typically audition and submit...

Many people dedicate their holidays to giving, but one Charlottesville family has built a life around it. Laura and...

Storytellers, musicians and world culture enthusiasts weave myths and epic folklore using African drums, Australian...