Waynesboro Heritage Museum remembers Lew DeWitt through ‘Flowers on the Wall’ exhibit
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The Waynesboro Heritage Museum will honor the life and career of Lew DeWitt through an exhibit opening on Tuesday.
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Waynesboro: OneFamily Band’s song ‘Some of Us Still Stand’ inspires hope on YouTube
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A Waynesboro family is celebrating reaction to their song, which could become another American classic like “God Bless the U.S.A.”
2024 Virginia Film Festival: Actor Matthew Modine celebrates 40th anniversary screening of ‘Birdy’
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The 37th Annual Virginia Film Festival offers an expanded guest list from Wednesday, Oct. 30 to Sunday, Nov. 3.
Waynesboro: American Big Band Experience brings Dan Gabel, orchestra to The Wayne Theatre
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Dan Gabel and His Orchestra will transport you to a bygone era in a breathtaking performance featuring an all-star ensemble of musicians.
Follow the yellow brick road: Live Arts Theater presents ‘The Wizard of Oz’
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Live Arts Theater twists up the holidays with the musical “The Wizard of Oz,” by L. Frank Baum, with music and lyrics by Harold Arlen.
Scott German: The NCAA owes us all an apology
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The Tony Bennett retirement press conference Friday was a gut punch from the NCAA to the game of college basketball.
Waynesboro Players takes audiences ‘Into the Woods’ with Sondheim production
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The complexity of Stephen Sondheim’s “Into the Woods” encouraged director Jennifer Vaughan to bring it to the Black Box Theater at BRCC.
Shenandoah Cabaret to present ‘A New World of Song’ at Virginia Hunger Symposium
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Next weekend, Shenandoah Cabaret presents “A New World of Song” as part of the Virginia Hunger Symposium for the BRAFB.
NYC theater leader resigns after ‘hurtful’ comments about lack of diversity in audiences
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The longtime leader of York Theater Company in New York City has resigned after comments about the lack of diversity in the audience.
Waynesboro: Sherlock Holmes’ story ‘Baskerville’ celebrates acting, theater at The Wayne
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The foggy streets of London are recreated on The Wayne Theatre stage for a comedic take on “Sherlock Holmes” in Ken Ludwig’s “Baskerville.”
