The 15th annual "An Evening with Chrystal E." was a carefully curated program performed by one of our region's top talents.

Rebecca reviews the Naughton sisters' appearance at the Robin Hixon Theater, the last classical performance in Virginia Arts Festival’s 22nd season.

Recently, Virginia Arts Festival produced a Mozart Celebration at the Sandler Center for the Performing Arts. This concert paid homage to his piano concertos, and featured masterful pianist, André-Michel Schub.

Virginia Arts Festival brought magic to the Chrysler Hall stage with Birmingham Royal Ballet’s production of Romeo and Juliet. Arts reporter Rebecca Evans shares her thoughts on the performance.

Rebecca Evans reviews the opening weekend of the Virginia Arts Festival's 22nd season. The season kicked off with Bernstein at 100, a tribute to famed composer, conductor, and teacher Leonard Bernstein.

For the first time, Virginia Arts Festival presented a series of Fringe shows on the ODU campus. Rebecca shares her thoughts on an evening with the experimental theatre troupe the Neo-Futurists.

Rebecca reviews the Williamsburg Symphony’s “Couperin Craze” program, with music by Couperin, Ades, Ravel, and Haydn.

Rebecca reviews Virginia Opera’s latest production, Benjamin Britten’s operatic adaptation of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” complete with shimmering music and colorful fairies.

Last weekend the Virginia Symphony Orchestra performed Songs of Freedom under conductor Benjamin Rous at the TCC Roper Performing Arts Center. Arts reporter Rebecca Evans offers her review.

Although nowhere as outlandish as Generic’s usual productions, the play Jack Goes Boating offers a refreshing and honest take on relatable characters. Rebecca reviews this regional premiere that runs through February 18.