Staunton: ShenanArts’ production makes story of family center stage in ‘Fun Home’
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“Fun Home” is a multi-layered story with something for anyone and everyone. ShenanArts presents the Tony Award-winning play.
Search Results for Waynesboro Players
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Girl power takes center stage in student production of ‘Sympathy Jones’ at ShenanArts
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Call her Jones. Sympathy Jones. But don’t call her your everyday American spy. Sympathy Jones is a young woman of the 1960s.
‘A rare kind of love’: ShenanArts presents story of love through music
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The characters of “Once,” based on Enda Walsh’s book, are unique and real, and the music stands out as a character of its own on stage.
BRCC president talks program expansion, truck driving range to ease workforce shortages
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Blue Ridge Community College President Dr. John Downey is usually unsure what to share when someone asks him: What’s new?
Eighteen local nonprofits awarded $2.3 million from Community Foundation
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The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge is awarding 18 local nonprofit organizations with grant funding to do good work.
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.
Wayne Theatre announces 2017 season highlights
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“The Voice” finalist Chris Mann highlights the 2017 season at the Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro.
Shenandoah Valley Art Center features summer show judged by Jennifer Vaughan
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The Shenandoah Valley Art Center, during the months of June and July, is exhibiting the works of SVAC member artists, in an exhibition judged by Jennifer Vaughan.
Chris Graham: The man in sunglasses, and Bobby Wease
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So, according to the recap of the Game 2 first-round playoff clincher Monday night in Waynesboro that appeared in the Tuesday Daily News-Record, there was an issue with “some idiot … yelling obscenities across the field.” The quote was attributed to Harrisonburg Turks manager Bobby Wease, who added, according to the paper, “How classless is that? That’s classless.” As Paul Harvey so often said, “And now, the rest of the story.”
Broadway and Beyond 0pens the holiday season at WTA’s Gateway
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WTA’s Gateway ushers in the Christmas season with a dessert cabaret featuring two of the areas favorite performers. Diane Heavner and Brian Holsopple accompanied by Don Roe will take the audience on a musical tour of the Great White Way. The performance will run for two evenings, once on Friday, November 30 and once on Saturday, December 1 at 8 pm on the Gateway stage at 329 West Main in Downtown Waynesboro.
