By Ava Baker By the time Sandy Short was in the second grade, her two younger sisters occupied much of...
While many of our great local arts organizations did their best to keep the creativity alive over the past two...
Most people tend to slow down when they enter their golden years—but that’s hardly the case for world-renown composer Adolphus...
By Clayton Singleton Too often, I scroll food delivery apps on my phone, begrudge which grocery to visit or stare...
By Hannah Serrano To say it’s been a tough year for the arts is, of course, a vast understatement. Arts...
On any given Friday or Saturday night—in normal pre-COVID times—the outdoor space between the Virginia Arts Festival building at the...
The darkened theaters at the Met and on Broadway represent the ultimate symbols of the pandemic’s devastation of the art...
Never underestimate the power of imagination—even in the face of a lingering pandemic. In a new virtual production co-commissioned by...
By some estimates, 90% of the world’s museums—art, science and everything in between—were forced to close due to the coronavirus...
