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Get Smart
University of Richmond mines racial and sexual politics in Lydia R. Diamond’s play “Smart People.”
Light My Fire
Swift Creek’s “Gas Light” is a Victorian thriller that still chills.
What Year Is It?
On the trapdoors of “Don’t Worry Darling” and “Speak No Evil.”
Ghost Town Poetry
The winner of this year's Levis Reading Prize keeps it personal.
Beyond the Soundhole
Documenting the guitar in art, "Storied Strings" shreds at VMFA.
Sonic Liberation
Veteran sax man Roger Carroll explores the music of Pharoah Sanders, Tom Waits and Carla Bley at Gallery5.
A Musical Mission
Composer Steve Hackman on his audacious fusion of Brahms and Radiohead.
Blogs
Short Order
Coffee for the Counties
A Lamplighter alumnus has taken specialty coffee outside the city.
Is It Cake?
Layers Cake Studio is going viral by turning baked goods into hyper-realistic works of art.
The Money Muscle
A burgeoning Blackwell BBQ business that’s giving back as it grows.
Studio
Burning Man artist to premiere work at Lewis Ginter in 2023
Joint work between artist and poet who met at Burning Man in 2000.
Sonic Liberation
Veteran sax man Roger Carroll explores the music of Pharoah Sanders, Tom Waits and Carla Bley at Gallery5.
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Coffee for the Counties
A Lamplighter alumnus has taken specialty coffee outside the city.
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Light My Fire
Swift Creek’s “Gas Light” is a Victorian thriller that still chills.
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What Year Is It?
On the trapdoors of “Don’t Worry Darling” and “Speak No Evil.”
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Get Smart
University of Richmond mines racial and sexual politics in Lydia R. Diamond’s play “Smart People.”
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