If you’re into Japanese Punk Rock, cake, puppies, women, anime, the 1960s, art, guns, easy money, festivals, bikes, photography, pottery, women, movies, drinks, great food, dancing, or even fairy tales, then there’s a good chance the perfect activity awaits you this weekend.

Dance It Up, November | This Month in Local Dance

Solieri’s descent into wickedness, set against the backdrop of the Orchestra and Chorus singing and playing the timeless masterworks of Mozart, is brilliantly haunting in revealing a world that can be cruelly cold and hateful even as it is aesthetically beautiful.

Whether you’re a fan of Easter or Earth Day, chocolate or gardening, this weekend is full of awesome fun! From a Native American Festival, two Earth Day happy hours, Riverfest, and even Loose Lips, there’s no room for boredom.

James Delisco was a foster child who didn’t speak until his was five years old. Then he saw Michael perform.

“By the time I got married in 1971, I associated love itself with the group.” Classical Mystery Tour plays Chrysler Hall this Saturday.

Are big, expensive musicals like ‘Cats’ good for theater and culture at large? AltDaily theater critic Jeremiah Albers asks the question.

“I’d like a Jesus so fat he broke the cross,” read David Sedaris at Chrysler Hall last night. “This is a Jesus who conjured 1,000 loaves of bread, then ate 50 of them.”

The reason I’d say David Sedaris is a genius is not simply because he is one of the greatest humorists of our time, but because the source of his humor is so real and universal that both my mother and I get it, and we can both appreciate and love it for the same reason.

Review of cranky, normal, not-quite-as-funny-without-his-staff Jon Stewart at Chrysler Hall.

Patrick Mullins, Associate Artistic Director of Virginia Stage Company, shares his tenderest Hampton Roads theatre moment and his picks of upcoming productions.