Let's Talk About the Coat | Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
For Virginia Stage Company’s production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, the iconic coat is more than just a colorful costume. It’s a piece of the community.
Costume Designer Jeni Schaefer and Costume Shop Manager Meg Murray created the coat using quilted fabric pieces called tumblers, carefully arranged to give the garment its vibrant color and movement on stage…
VEER: Come Together Over Little Shop of Horrors
“I think Little Shop of Horrors is one of the great musicals, that is both fantastic score, great characters, and it is a story that does not at all feel dated,” says Tom Quaintance…
Holidays at the Wells: Behind the Curtain
Directors Steve Pacek and Jordan Setzer sit down to share their thoughts, joys, and excitement about bringing A Merry Little Christmas Carol and A Sherlock Carol to life.
BLUES FOR AN ALABAMA SKY | A Word from the Director
Before you make your plans to fall into the overwhelming layers and beauty of the Blues that makes up The Harlem Renaissance, share in some of the evocative thoughts of the director bringing this captivatingly tragic tale of identity, struggle, and survival to life.
Jerrell L. Henderson shares his thoughts on the shape of Blues for an Alabama Sky in the rehearsal room, to the stage.
Blues for an Alabama Sky written by Pearl Cleage comes to The Wells Theatre April 17 - May 5, 2024. Sponsored by Capital Group and supported by the generous partnership of The YWCA of South-Hampton Roads.
Go BEHIND THE CURTAIN of BLUES FOR AN ALABAMA SKY
Join Virginia Stage Company virtually as we discuss the magic behind music, and the impact of sound design on a production with Blues for an Alabama Sky director Jerrell L. Henderson and Sound Designer Sharath Patel!
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof | Through the Director's Eye
VSC Director Khanisha Foster shares her process, and thoughts on developing Cat on a Hot Tin Roof from the rehearsal room!
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