Tag Archives: Music

AUDITIONS: “RENT” – Cornerstone Creative Arts

By | October 4, 2026

AUDITIONS! Cornerstone Creative Arts presents: RENT Book, Music and Lyrics by Jonathan Larson Open to community members, college students and advanced high school students. All are welcome to audition! Note: High school performers should demonstrate strong vocal and performance ability, maturity, professionalism, and readiness to engage responsibly with the production’s adult themes and demanding material.… Read More: AUDITIONS: “RENT” – Cornerstone Creative Arts »

Richmond Famous with Leslie and The Dots – Coalition Theater

By | October 4, 2026

Come see Richmond Famous with Leslie and The Dots on October 9! Live comedy. True Stories. Completely unscripted. Richmond Famous is the city’s premier storytelling and improv show, featuring an all-star cast of Coalition performers and your favorite Richmond celebrities. Each month we welcome a new Richmond-area citizen as our featured guest. The guests share… Read More: Richmond Famous with Leslie and The Dots – Coalition Theater »

From Swing to Steely Dan: Four Must-See Fall Arts Experiences Coming to the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen

By | September 20, 2026

Consider this your friendly reminder that in Central Virginia, the arts don’t disappear when summer ends. They’ve only just begun at The Center. As ARTober approaches, the Richmond region is entering one of the most magical stretches of the cultural calendar—the BER months, when September, October, November and December give us every excuse to gather under… Read More: From Swing to Steely Dan: Four Must-See Fall Arts Experiences… »

Save The Mill, A Plan

By | August 30, 2026

Celebrating 60 Years  •  1965–2025  •  Working to Secure the Next 60 YearsOur Path Forward: What’s Next for the MillFor 60 years, Swift Creek Mill Theatre has been a gathering place for this community — a historic gristmill turned stage where generations have shared an evening out. Earlier this year, we made the difficult decision… Read More: Save The Mill, A Plan »