Posted by estherbunny on February 6th, 2009
Live Arts has a unique treat in store for audiences! Visit to a Small Planet tells the story of Kreton, an alien from an unnamed planet who lands on Earth intending to view the American Civil War. He miscalculates and lands instead 100 years later. Having missed the opportunity to see conflict first hand, but delighted with all the new playthings the twentieth century has invented for war-making, he decides to create a war for himself.
Some highlights:
- Finally, you’ll get to hear what your cat really thinks of you.
- You’ll never look at bacon the same way again.
- Relive those awkward sexual advances of your high school years.
- If you weren’t already tired of the bureaucracy in the military, here’s a few more reasons.
- Find out if there really is a media bias for creatures from another planet.
- Because there’s no time like the present to undo all of those pesky alien stereotypes.
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Posted by Thor on October 29th, 2008
In another “Sign of Our Times,” it appears that Vinegar Hill Theatre will close after the Film Festival. Pity. People just weren’t going to the theater and that killed it. When is the last time you went? I can’t remember the last time I went.
Update from commenter katsd:
the guy from visulite (in staunton) is saving the day and stepping in! it’s not going to close!
History of the Theatre taken from the website and published after the break…
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Posted by cvillewomenstheatreproject on August 19th, 2008
Charlottesville Women’s Theatre Project is proud to announce that we will be holding auditions for our second project, a staged reading of “Bras and Beaters” by local playwright Sally Story, in just a few weeks.
AUDITIONS FOR A STAGED READING OF “BRAS AND BEATERS” BY SALLY STORY
What we need: 3 women and 3 men, college age or able to pass as such; anyone interested in helping to house manage, usher, concessions, etc.
When: Auditions will be Wednesday September 3rd from 7-10 PM at The Bridge PAI in Belmont- see this site for directions
What you need to bring: Nothing! There is no preparation necessary, and no need to sign up for audition times, just come anytime between 7 and 10 pm. Readings will be provided.
Staged Reading dates: Friday September 26th at 8 pm, Saturday September 27th at 8 pm, Sunday September 28th at 2 pm, at The Bridge PAI in Belmont
Please let me know if you have any questions at cvillewomenstheatreproject@gmail.com, and I hope to see you there! If anyone is interested, you can also check out our work-in- progress myspace page.
-Melissa and Gigi
Posted by Thor on February 15th, 2008
Ooo lala, without Kiki and on a search for a better cocktail, I may be exploring new places. I’ve compiled a list for all my loved cVillains of the best things to do in town. If you don’t like it, let me know. If you you think I forgot something, let us know in the comments. Anyway, click through to see what’s happening.
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