Crimora Players: Show to benefit Harriston woman battling breast cancer
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The Crimora Players will present “The Dearly Undeparted” by Michael Soetaert the weekend after Valentine’s Day.
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Crimora Players present ‘An Inconvenient Corpse’ to benefit woman fighting stage 3 cancer
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Crimora Players will perform “An Inconvenient Corpse” November 22 to 24, 2024 at the Crimora Community Center.
Ready, set, murder: Crimora Players present ‘Where There’s a Will’ whodunnit mystery
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Murder mystery fans are in for dinner and a treat this weekend when Crimora Players presents “Where There’s a Will, There’s a Murder.”
Crimora Players present ‘whodunnit’ to benefit double lung transplant patient
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Crimora Players will present “Where There’s a Will There’s a Murder” by Michael Druce during the last weekend in July.
Crimora Players present ‘Larceny and Old Lace’ to benefit Staunton resident with stage 4 cancer
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“Larceny and Old Lace” returns to the Crimora Players stage this weekend in a show to benefit Augusta County resident Chrystal DeSarno.
Phoenix: Crimora Players’ theater production to raise funds for child with rare genetic disorder
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Until a couple years ago, Phoenix Oberg was an average child living in the Valley with her older brother and parents.
Look out, Dems and Republicans! ‘Granny Runs for President’ in Crimora
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The Crimora Players are fixin’ to start a war with politicians in Washington, D.C. ahead of November’s election.
Twenty years later: The curtain will never fall on my love for local theater
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The story of the murder of 21-year-old gay University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard was my introduction to local theater.
Poverty of Imagination: Cashing out at Taco Bell
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People had to know back in the ‘70s and ‘80s that cigarettes weren’t good for you, right?
Poverty of Imagination: Divorce impacts last a lifetime
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My mom packed my sister and me into the car one night the summer before eighth grade, 1985, for a drive, which was odd, because we didn’t go for night rides, since Mom couldn’t see well at night.
