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Ongoing “Amadeus” Richmond Shakespeare presents Peter Shaffer's Tony Award-winning play examining the jealousy and artistic backstabbing of Wolfgang Mozart and Antonio Salieri at Second Presbyterian Church, with shows Thursdays-Saturdays at […]
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Few are better at encapsulating the futility of financial stability than struggling artists, and while the nation's economic recession doesn't make life any easier for the likes of local painters, […]
There was a time when American educators believed we could save them all. We no longer live in such times. Some children will be left behind, or America will fall behind.
Shows at Reynolds and Visual Arts Center demonstrate how artists' work can attract — or repel — other pieces.
Kate Winslet proves that the Holocaust film is surefire Oscar bait in “The Reader.”
I wasn't finished page 9 of the Feb. 4 issue when I had to write about a number of juxtaposed topics. First, a new ballpark in Shockoe Center (“Ballpark E-mail […]
Forget baseball, what Richmond's downtown needs is another water feature. So goes the reasoning of David Herring, executive director of the Alliance to Conserve Old Richmond Neighborhoods. He proposes exhuming […]
As a fairly new Chesterfield County resident, I'm happy to be moving to Pennsylvania soon. The county leadership here is irresponsible with one exception, Marleen Durfee of the Matoaca District. […]
by Ed Harrington
Thanks to countless yoga classes and massage-therapy clinics, George Winston probably could spend his remaining years quietly living off the royalties of just a few albums' worth of work. An […]
As the cost of making a grainy, small-budget masterpiece keeps falling with new digital technology, the vogue for depicting suburbia as a bleak landscape of debt and bad haircuts is […]
