‘Nunsense’ musical on stage at Wayne Theatre Nov. 11-20
The Wayne Theatre in downtown Waynesboro is bringing the raucous musical comedy Nunsense to the stage Nov. 11-20.
The Wayne Theatre in downtown Waynesboro is bringing the raucous musical comedy Nunsense to the stage Nov. 11-20.

The Charlottesville Sister Cities Commission is pleased to announce the premiere of one of their 2020 grant projects.

Local performing arts academy DMR Adventures will stage two performances of Annie Jr. at The Paramount Theater in Charlottesville on Saturday, July 30.

Two summer musical theater programs from EMU Theater will allow students to hone their skills in acting, singing, and dancing with support from college faculty and award-winning professionals.

Longstanding Petersburg Symphony Orchestra co-assistant conductor and public-school educator Emmanuel Barks will be one of two conductors for a Dec. 5 concert at the Petersburg Public Library.

Sir Philip Sidney’s 16th-century text The Arcadia moves from page to stage in the James Madison University School of Theatre and Dance’s production of Head Over Heels.

Audiences at Eastern Mennonite University’s “U2 Romeo & Juliet” are in for a treat.

David Berry, chair of Eastern Mennonite University’s music department, makes no secret of the vision behind the university’s upcoming made-for-broadcast special premiere of the annual Gala Concert.

Charlottesville’s Grand Illumination 2020 is being presented as a special one-night only broadcast and streaming event on Friday, Dec. 4 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on NBC29 and CW29.

There’s a common misconception that learning how to play music entails high costs. While it’s undeniably true that it can be an expensive proposition, it doesn’t always have to be the case.
If you value our work, pitch in and help power Augusta Free Press in 2026 and beyond.