Presented by Henrico Theatre Company
Single ticket are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors/students.
Performances: May 6 at 8pm, May 7 at 8pm, May 8 at 3pm, May 12 at 8pm, May 13 at 8pm, May 14 at 8pm, May 15 at 3pm, May 19 at 8pm, May 20 at 8pm, May 21 at 8pm, May 22 at 3pm.
It's the 1950s and these four singing sisters from Muncie, Indiana are making their national television debut on Dumont Television Network's Spotlight on Music. Enjoy spending time with Kaye, Peggy, CHeryl and Donna as they pay tribute to the sounds of The McGuire Sisters, The Fontane Sisters and the Chordettes and remember what Sunday night television was like on your 12 inch black and white screen! "The happiest night in town!" - NY Daily News
Thursday, July 14th, from 6-8pm at The Cultural Arts Center | Free Admission | Invite a friend!
Invite a friend or make it a date night, and join us for a special grand opening from 6-8pm on July 14th, featuring 4 exciting exhibits at The Cultural Arts Center! Enjoy live music by "The End of the Day" and a wine & beer cash bar that helps support our outreach programs. Plus, meet the artists behind the exhibits, explore our sculpture garden, and discover items by local makers in our gift shop. Mark your calendar for a fun evening of art! Exhibits include:
KIND OF BLUE
Blue is the color of trust, responsibility, and relaxation. Depending on the tone, blue represents loyalty or authority. Within blue’s emotional range is the capacity to evoke calm and serenity. Metropolitan Richmond Artists Association members use blue to call forth these emotions.
HONORING & LOVING STELLA BLANKENSHIP
A show of life, letting go, grief, and honoring a short-lived legacy of spirit. Jill Powell, great aunt to Stella, whose life ran only 25 days, expresses the family’s joy and pain in celebrating Stella’s short, but impactful life through her art.
DEAR TALA
Tala Poosti draws inspiration from poetry by Rumi, Ferdowsi, Hafez, and others. Her colorful acrylic paintings, often done in the Herat style, share stories and history whether done on canvas, wood, or on bricks.
LOVE LETTERS WRITTEN FROM THE OLD INKY PEN THAT IS MY HEART
Art is often seen as an introverted, solitary experience involving serious thought and messages. Frequently overlooked are the examples of the lighter side of human existence – comedy. Art, like life, is a balance between comedy and tragedy. Richard Nickel’s work is intent on revealing the purpose of humor in art and to show that art, comedy, and tragedy are dependent on each other for a deeper understanding of the human condition.
July 16 2022 - 9am-1pm
Creative souls are sure to find something to inspire them at this ‘yard sale’ for rehoming art and craft supplies that are not being used by their current makers. This event is held indoors and admission is free and open to the public.
Interested in being a vendor? Clean out your creative space and put some extra cash in your pocket! Gather up new or gently used supplies and projects collecting dust and sell them to other creatives who are ready for new inspiration! A small vendor fee applies; email programs@artsglenallen.com for information.
Presented by Henrico Theatre Company
Single ticket are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors/students.
Performances: July 22 at 8pm, July 23 at 8pm, July 24 at 3pm, July 28 at 8pm, July 29 at 8pm, July 30 at 8pm, July 31 at 3pm, August 4 at 8pm, August 5 at 8pm, August 6 at 8pm, August 7 at 3pm
Called "the funniest farce ever written," Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called "Nothing's On." Doors slamming, on and offstage intrigue and, an errant herring, all figure in the plot of this hilarious and classically comic play. "As Side-splitting a farce as I have seen. Ever? Ever." - New York Magazine
