During the second weekend in September, members of the community will have the opportunity to view and contemplate...

One of the earliest ordinances against cross-dressing was passed in Columbus, Ohio, in 1848, making it illegal for...

For all its utility in tracking our planetary revolutions, earthly seasons and our personal development from one...

As American citizens of all races and colors march in protest of police brutality and racial profiling this summer,...

Many artists in Charlottesville who don’t have the privilege of pursuing their art full-time have found that...

This month, the Heritage Theatre Festival presents a unique piece in a production notable for its director’s...

Every good story needs an indomitable force that drives the narrative forward. In Pauls Toutonghi’s book Dog Gone,...

Though Jean Genet’s 1947 play The Maids (Les Bonnes) is known as a sadomasochistic, cruel and absurd work, director...

Throughout the last four centuries, publishers, editors and artists have created a vast range of textual...

Hannah Barnaby’s second young adult novel, Some of the Parts, published in February, was “partly inspired by my own...