Category: Plays
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Williamsburg Players Gives us a Taste of Brooklyn in Brighton Beach Memoirs
Upon walking into the James-York Playhouse for Williamsburg Players’ production of Brighton Beach Memoirs, all I could say was “wow”. The set design, led by Bill Velardi, was amazing. They made a whole functional second story on stage, such that they effectively had four separate rooms on stage (two upstairs, one large room downstairs, and…
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Generic Theater is Flyin’ High with Flyin’ West
Our very first time attending a play at the Generic Theater (underneath Chrysler Hall in Norfolk) was to see Flyin’ West on Saturday, September 23rd, and we were not disappointed. Flyin’ West is a period piece, taking place in a rural, all-black town in Kansas in 1898. The story revolves around three sisters (two by…
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LTVB’s The Play That Goes Wrong… Goes Right
As Tropical Storm Ophelia rained down on Hampton Roads, the Little Theatre of Virginia Beach declared that the show must go on. The cast of “The Play that Goes Wrong” did not let the soggy weather affect their performance. From the moment we walked into the lobby at LTVB, the cast was already in character…
HRACT Awards 