Richmonders get inked at annual tattoo festival
Ada Romano Contributing Writer Hosted by tattoo artists Jesse Smith and Kenny Brown, the 26th annual Richmond Tattoo & Arts Festival rounded up artists and vendors from all over the world Sept. 28-30 — as well as some local favorites — for three days of entertainment, competition and a charity auction. The convention also gave […]
All-female cast play “The Wolves” opens TheatreVCU season
Taylor Patzman Contributing Writer TheatreVCU’s first mainstage show of the season, “The Wolves,” which features an all-female cast of nine teen soccer players and a soccer mom, opens today at Raymond Hodges Theater. The performance is the Richmond debut of the 2016 play written by Sarah DeLappe and produced in partnership with Cadence Theatre Company. “It’s […]
Latin Ballet shines light on diversity
Jayla McNeill Contributing Writer Featuring diverse casts, dynamic costumes and intense choreography, the Latin Ballet of Virginia has been committed to preserving Latin American culture, promoting awareness and fostering community involvement through dance theater for more than 20 years. Founded in 1997 with about 20 students, the Latin Ballet of Virginia (LBV) has grown exponentially. […]
Sam’s Take: Spooky fun haunts “The House With a Clock in its Walls”
Samuel Goodrich Staff Writer The first day of fall — aka Halloween season — rolled around early last week. Not only have spooky decorations and fun-sized candy filled the grocery store aisles, but horror films are hitting the box office, capitalizing on Halloween spirit for thrills and chills. “The House with a Clock in its […]
New director emphasizes ICA’s international role
Georgia Geen Managing Editor Dominic Willsdon’s first impression of Richmond was strong — one of scenic walks along the James River and visits to Carytown’s iconic bookstore, Chop Suey, places he considers just as valuable to visual culture as art galleries. Set to begin his position as executive director of the Institute for Contemporary Art […]