Virginia Stage Company’s electrifying production of Red, an intense and exciting drama by John Logan, is buoyed by brilliant performances, passionate direction, and exquisite design work.

My first time on board was in support of RedRail, a two week long shin dig that showcases all types of art on the Tide. The first night showcased the Virginia Stage Company performing Julius Caesar as riders watched in wonder.

Plus, an invitation’s to AltDaily’s Sneak Preview night, with ticket prices only $10 plus free hors d’oevres from Snapper’s.

$10 to see the Tony winner for best play, “God of Carnage,” tonight, plus great deals at Hell’s Kitchen. Just because you’re broke doesn’t mean you can’t live well.

A view from inside the culture and community of the greater Norfolk metro, with AltDaily editor-in-chief Jesse Scaccia.

Proposals are being solicited for projects, hands-on activities, performances, multimedia art works, sidewalk/store-front installations, written word and any other creative temporary art project ideas.

It is set in 1997 and, like all of Wilson’s plays, provides a thoughtful examination of the African-American experience at a certain time in history.

Associate Artistic Director Patrick Mullins weaves excellent performances together with outstanding design work to create a riveting, all too brief, examination of the rise and fall of a marriage.

The issue here is not so much about the actors’ capabilities, as much as it’s about the natural struggle to find the comedic rhythm of this new work, which is being billed as “an implausible comedy.”

The first weekend in October proves to be a banner few days for local culture here in the 757. Clicky click for the best of events in Hampton Roads this weekend.

“I often wonder whether I’m going too far, forcing myself to watch things to make myself cry,” said Amelia Pedlow, fresh out of Julliard, in town to play Anne in Virginia Stage Company’s The Diary of Anne Frank.

We are fortunate to be introduced to such a fascinating figure in so handsome and inspired a production as is currently on offer at the Wells Theatre.

Most of the actors in the Virginia Stage Co’s Romeo & Juliet are just in town for six weeks, discovering the city as they discover their inner Montagues and Capulets.

Behind the scenes at the first cast and crew meeting of Virginia Stage Company’s //romeo&juliet/.

Hey Seven Cities, let’s cyber-stalk each other.

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

Patrick Mullins, Associate Artistic Director of Virginia Stage Company, sizes up the downtown food-and-drink scene.