New York actor gets “RED” (Video 1:53)
Meet Maxwell Eddy, who’s playing in the Va Rep show.
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Bow Tie to acquire Clearview
This will make them the 8th largest exhibitor in the US
The Company You Keep (Review)
Robert Redford stars/directs this drama about the Weather Underground 30 years later.
Pain & Gain (Review)
It takes more than testosterone to pump up a movie.
Mud (Review)
Even though Matthew McConaughey is the star, he’s not the lead.
Upstream Color (Review)
This is THE hot indie film right now.
The cool org for supporters of VCUarts (Video 1:28)
See who & what at the latest Pollack Society event.
First Fridays have moved
Broad St. vs Main St.
REVIEW: Next to Normal (Cadence & VA Rep)
A powerful rock musical packed with talent.
Hometown actor back from NYC (video 1:41)
Duke Lafoon talks being back to “NORMAL”
REVIEW: Red (Virginia Rep)
A famed artist and his assistant discuss art and life.
Big Wedding (review)
Big comic cast. Small on laffs.
Lords of Salem (review)
A DJ plays a record that casts a musical spell. It unleashes dark powers of witchcraft and Satanism. Director Rob Zombie is like an eager
Cadence announces new season
Three award-winning new shows.
Oblivion (review)
Tom Cruise cruises, literally, around a futuristic world.
From coffee to crafts (Video 2:28)
Visit 2 artists in their new Fan studio & come to their party.
A peek behind the Canvas (Video 1:34)
See what special treatment we got at VMFA’s Tom Wesselmann exhibit.
Blancanieves (review)
The title means Snow White in Spanish, so there’s the plot. It’s set in the early 20th century world of bull fighting, but the big
REVIEW: Time Stands Still (Firehouse)
This political discourse has an accomplished cast.
Firehouse announces new season
5 shows & 3 collaborations for the 20th anniversary.
42 (review)
The new Jackie Robinson biopic is earnest and sometimes succeeds.
One more show of THE TEMPEST…free!
Richmond Shakespeare teams up with Maymont for an encore.
Place Beyond the Pines (review)
R. Gosling and B. Cooper are just 2 reasons to see this compelling drama.
Trance (review)
Hypnosis & an art heist are only the groundwork for this confusing yet cool film.