Remember the old slogan “Nothin’ says lovin’ like somethin’ from the oven?”

Theater critic an admitted Scooge when it comes to Wayside production of “A Christmas Carol”

Skinny jeans are everywhere this season.

What’s on regional stages

Arts foundation moves again, looks for new executive director

He’s the boy with everything: a novel, a play, a movie, a musical, even a peanut butter.

We did it again. The Culpeper County High School drama team traveled to the Virginia Theatre Association competition. And we didn’t place. Again.

LOC nitrate film specialist proud to showcase favorite film tonight

The sweater dress is on the must have list this fall. If you love dresses this is the best way to go in the colder months and still be warm.

Longest running play comes to Wayside

Carolyne Loving was 12-years-old and in a full body cast the first time she read “Gone With the Wind” by Margaret Mitchell.

Something in William Congreve’s cynical late Restoration comedy “The Way of the World” as presented in STC’s luscious staging might produce odd, rebounding effects in some viewers.

Almost 70 years later, the movie is still all the rage, especially when it’s showing for free on the big screen in the cozy Mount Pony Theater — all 222 glorious minutes of it.

Martina McBride was the perfect choice to close out the concert season for Nissan Pavilion September 27.

Ugh. It is just me or have the cable news channels lost it?

You knew, of course, that during the English Renaissance decent women didn’t perform on public stages. It took the restoration of party boy Charles II to get a joy-deprived public to loosen up and see what the ladies could do for theatre.

Rewind: The 80s are making a comeback in 2008.

Something’s Afoot ends this weekend

New Coen brother’s film rocks

A Q & A with author Blake Pardoe

Frank Luke isn’t among most well-known heroes, but should be

“Doubt: A Parable” is just that — a story to stir the very centers of our brains where certainty is manufactured.
 

Windmore presents ‘Something Afoot’

You’re the bad guy in new Star Wars game

Rodney Atkins a hit as well

‘Unnecessary Farce’ laugh out loud funny

‘Pep your style

I’d rather watch the Maltese Falcon than the current day dregs of film

For those of us of a certain age, the Peanuts gang was a part of growing up. Charles Schulz struck gold when he developed his distinct child characters who reflected in their own ways the world of adults never seen in the strip.

Stage Alive hosts six shows each season