Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Feb 21-27, 2007
- Vol. 25, No. 8
News & Features
Chartered Course
University-run charter schools? Amid the fighting, Mayor Wilder's proposal just might be good for the city school system.
House of Blues
When the session adjourns, Planet Albo's head-banging lawmakers get their groove on.
Curtain Calling
Actor Carl Gordon says God led him to the stage and screen. With an acclaimed acting career that's spanned nearly four decades, he still believes in the power of transformation.
Arts & Events
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Calendar
Arts and entertainment events in Richmond.
Set List
Where to go. What to hear.
Ashford and Simpleton
"Music and Lyrics" proves that even Hugh Grant can't save every romantic comedy.
The Spy Who Catechized Me
"Breach" explores the inner torment of an infamous traitor.
A Chorus Lineup
The Triangle Players' "Thrill Me" sets the first "Crime of the Century" to some beautiful music.
Painting in Sound
Composer Mary Howe returns to Richmond in music.
Sizzling Strings
Blending banjo and piano — and two distinctly different styles — Chick Corea and Bela Fleck make their Richmond debut.
First String Laptop
Mason Bates makes kettledrummers nervous by introducing electronic music into the traditional sounds of the symphony.
Food & Drink
Praise the Lord …
and This Sausage Gravy
East of Reason
A bar remains a bar in different clothing.
Opinion & Blogs
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Rosie Right
Our language and how it works.
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The Score
A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
Special/Signature Issues
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Rental Unit
"Half Nelson"
Other Publications
