Director Thomas W. Jones on the setting of DETROIT '67
“There were new manufacturing jobs in Detroit, and with that came people moving out of apartment-like and project-like homes into two-story and one-story homes. With a home came a space called “a basement”, which for Black middle-class life (and for my life growing up) was a repository of dreams. It was a place where you went to imagine …”
During DETROIT '67: Donate to TROOPSTER!
We’re collecting items for our troops through Troopster during Detroit ‘67. Read more to find out what you can bring!
DETROIT '67 Director Thomas W. Jones II on Dominique Morisseau & the landscape of American Theatre
“Detroit ‘67 is written by one of the most emerging, phenomenal artists of our generation, Dominique Morisseau, who is a part of a handful of African American women who are redefining and creating a Renaissance in the theatre…”
Behind the Set of DETROIT '67 | A conversation with Set Designer Matthew Allar
Learn more about the set design of DETROIT ‘67 with scenographer, Matthew Allar.
Virginia Stage Company Expands Accessibility Services
At Virginia Stage Company, we welcome all audiences to enjoy the experience of live theatre by improving access to services that accommodate the needs of our diverse communities. We believe theatre should be accessible for all people, with all abilities, and we are thrilled to expand our range of consistent services in Season 41.
Alt-Daily.com: GUYS AND DOLLS is full of talent and heart
Guys and Dolls. Three small words can muster an iconic image in anyone’s mind. Virginia Stage Company’s season opening production emulates the iconic status. It is full of talent, memorable interpretations, and heart…
THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT: VSC delivers on the happy promise of “Guys and Dolls”
The Virginia Stage Company picked a crowd-pleaser to open its 41st season, the lively, classic musical “Guys and Dolls.” And, indeed, the Wells Theatre was the scene of much laughter and toe-tapping as the VSC delivered this tale of gangsters the gals who love them, set to Frank Loesser’s music and lyrics…








