The new production, which runs until March 2, chronicles life of ‘The King’ starting from childhood.

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The new production, which runs until March 2, chronicles life of ‘The King’ starting from childhood.
Sixth annual event offered food, clothing, toys and supplies to families.
The Stafford students won Best Play, Best Actor, two All-Star Cast honors, Outstanding Technical Merit, and Best Set Design which advanced them to the Southeastern Theater Conference next March in Baltimore.
Punk group’s sophomore album is a more collaborative effort with two more band members.
“Beautiful: The Carole King Musical” focuses the beloved singer-songwriter’s early adult life with a nostalgic dose of tunes.
The Oct. 19 showing will feature accommodations to venue, production for neurodiverse audience.
Show adapted from Agatha Christie novel runs through Sept. 8.
Jonas’ seventh studio album, ‘The Rise and Fall of American Kitsch,’ explores themes of consumerism, excess, and greed.
Move will allow regional theater group to apply for grants and receive tax-deductible donations.
The group will perform a translation of “Die Fledermaus” at 7 p.m. on July 12 and 13 at the University of Mary Washington’s Seacobeck Hall theater.
The Fredericksburg-based brass ensemble will perform its 15th anniversary show on Friday at Market Square.
Riverside Center for the Performing Arts’ production of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ runs through July 14.
Esteemed jam band singer-songwriter will perform with other local musicians on Friday in Spotsylvania.
Local rock band’s recent album release includes previous singles, new releases.
Venue’s musical acts have included experimental guitar/DJ duo Wookie Flip and punk bands Trash Rocket, The Goodbye Forevers, and Alpha Jerk.
Hall-of-fame bluegrass banjo player — who lived in Fredericksburg for decades — died on April 14 at age 85.
Teenager from King George has become a bluegrass guitar virtuoso in a relatively short period of time.
Pit orchestra director takes a leading role in ‘They’re Playing Our Song,” which runs until May 12.