Virginia Stage 6/9/21 Virginia Stage 6/9/21

Puppets! THE EARTH REMEMBERS

In preparation for our production of The Earth Remembers, volunteers from the community gathered to build the puppets that will be featured in the production.

Virginia Stage 6/2/21 Virginia Stage 6/2/21

SOMETHING DELIGHTFUL Cast + Creatives

Ever wonder what Austen characters think of quarantine? Find out with Something Delightful, a virtual and - well - delightful production conceptualized by director Jessica Holt and the cast of Sense And Sensibility! Premieres June 2, Streaming available through June 5.

Virginia Stage 6/1/21 Virginia Stage 6/1/21

THE NEW EARTH: Filipino American Artists in Hampton Roads

Virginia Stage Company and Public Works Virginia present the second session of "The New Earth: A Series of Conversations on Racial History, Equity and the Creation of Art in Hampton Roads" in preparation for the world premiere of the new musical The Earth Remembers in August 2021.

Virginia Stage 5/17/21 Virginia Stage 5/17/21

DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE Cast & Creative Team

Meet the cast and crew of Ken Ludwig’s DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE!

Virginia Stage 5/17/21 Virginia Stage 5/17/21

DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE Meet the Cast

Meet the cast of Ken Ludwig’s DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE!

Virginia Stage 5/13/21 Virginia Stage 5/13/21

A MURDER AT FERNLY HALL, a Members-Only Event

Learn more about A MURDER AT FERNLY HALL, a world premiere adaptation by Mark Shanahan.

Virginia Stage 5/10/21 Virginia Stage 5/10/21

DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE Creative Team Discussion

Producing Artistic Director Tom Quaintance sat down with DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE’s director Seema Sueko, the set designer Alan E. Muraoka, and lighting designer Lynne M. Hartman to talk about the behind-the-scenes process for the show.

Virginia Stage 4/30/21 Virginia Stage 4/30/21

COMEDY OF ERRORS Touring Production

Virginia Stage Company’s Public Works Virginia is touring Comedy of Errors to public outdoor playing spaces across Hampton Roads. This zany and unexpected adaptation of Shakespeare's play, adapted by Ryan Clemens (VSC’s A Christmas Carol, Meet Mark Twain) and directed by Steve Pacek (VSC’s The Legend of Georgia McBride, The Hound of the Baskervilles) goes beyond the schtick to play with the concept of family and the power of belonging.