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New Generation Shines in Little Shop of Horrors

New Generation Shines in Little Shop of Horrors

by Jeff Maisey | Jul 15, 2024 | Musical Theater, Stage & Film

(The Urchins: Shaniya Reddy, Jalen Whitmore, Bella McKenzie, Tahtiana Crawford, Stephanie Tillman-Liggins, and Micah Lister) By Montague Gammon III It’s musical theater based on the extra low budget, black and white movie that helped set 23-year-old Jack Nicholson on...
Several Debuts at Norfolk Theatre Festival

Several Debuts at Norfolk Theatre Festival

by Jeff Maisey | Jun 19, 2024 | Drama & Comedy, Musical Theater, Stage & Film

(“The Brothers Size” runs June 19-22 at NSU Brown Hall MainStage Theater.)  By Montague Gammon III Three new theater companies hit local stages for the first time as part of the Virginia Arts Festival’s 2024 Theater Festival; one is our newest fully...
STAGE: A Love Letter to the Harlem Renaissance

STAGE: A Love Letter to the Harlem Renaissance

by Jeff Maisey | Apr 21, 2024 | Musical Theater, Stage & Film

(Director Jerrell L. Henderson) By Jerome Langston There is much to see inside the large MacArthur Center rehearsal space, for Virginia Stage Company’s latest production, the Pearl Cleage drama, Blues for an Alabama Sky. The magic of theater is blossoming, in a space...
Virginia Opera’s Madama Butterfly is the Real Deal

Virginia Opera’s Madama Butterfly is the Real Deal

by veermagmain | Mar 3, 2024 | Musical Theater, Stage & Film

  By Montague Gammon III Authenticity is a hallmark of Virginia Opera’s early March, Season 49 closing production of Madama Butterfly, Giacomo Puccini’s tragedy of Japanese-American romance.  From the Asian-born director’s fundamental ideas about staging...
Three Musketeers Brings Rankin Back to Norfolk

Three Musketeers Brings Rankin Back to Norfolk

by veermagmain | Mar 3, 2024 | Musical Theater, Stage & Film

By Jerome Langston It was early in my recent phone chat with Tom Quaintance, the Producing Artistic Director of Virginia Stage Company, and award-winning fight director Steve Rankin (pictured above), that I realized how far back their friendship goes. Tom is about to...
Sanctuary Road: An Important American Opera

Sanctuary Road: An Important American Opera

by veermagmain | Jan 25, 2024 | Musical Theater, Stage & Film

(Composer Damien Geter) By Montague Gammon III An unsung hero of the Underground Railroad, which spirited enslaved African-Americans to havens safe from bondage in the years from the late 1700’ to the time of the Emancipation Proclamation, gets that unsung status...
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