Festival showcasing new theatrical works comes to Charlottesville May 17 to June 2
Live Arts Theater is gearing up for a second round of WATERWORKS, a three-week festival of new theatrical works from local and global playwrights.
Live Arts Theater is gearing up for a second round of WATERWORKS, a three-week festival of new theatrical works from local and global playwrights.
The Wayne Theatre in Downtown Waynesboro will premiere a production of Children of Eden, the acclaimed musical featuring music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and book by John Caird.
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The Wayne Theatre, for too long, was used as a political football by our local pre-MAGAs, who seemed to prefer the idea of the historic theater building in the heart of Downtown Waynesboro crumbling into ruins than doing something with it.
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