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After a major kickoff, "Giants" starts monumental conversations at VMFA.

Pocahontas Reframed Film Festival goes international with films from Indigenous and Aboriginal peoples around the world.

Richmond returnee to challenge privilege in her direction of climate change drama “Lungs.”

Powerful without being polemical, Firehouse’s “A Distinct Society” meets the political moment with humor and humanity.

Francesca Lyn is a key figure in the local comics scene — writing, editing, teaching and even performing stand-up comedy on the side.

“Nouvelle Vague” celebrates artistic triumph, while the swaggering “King Ivory” dramatizes domestic warfare.

"Monk in Pieces" offers a unique window into visionary artist Meredith Monk.

RTP offers mature holiday fun with the campy comedy of "The Golden Girls."

Hotspit returns from recording in Asheville with a massive-sounding album in tow.

This weekend's “Liberty or Death” reenactment at St. John's Church will feature all women.

The musical magic of Virginia Opera’s “Cinderella.”

Parents are on the court, the field and the playground, waiting for RPS officials to show up.

With new album, "Phony Frontier," Piranha Rama is refreshed and ready for its next feeding frenzy.

Award-winning author Crystal Wilkinson pays homage to five generations of Black country cooks.

Staunton singer from NBC’s “The Voice” releases tribute song to Abigail Spanberger.

The Virginia Hip-Hop Foundation aims to celebrate and preserve the rich hip-hop culture of Virginia.

“It Was Just an Accident” and “Die My Love” offer ferocious stories of home and hearth in peril.

Singer Angélica Garcia returns to RVA with a newfound freedom of movement.

Author Jay Watkins' research offers proof of Richmond's rich queer history, especially in the world of theatre.

Major league talent helping VCU stage “A Chorus Line,” its first interdepartmental production.