Nov 04 Wednesday
Live Arts Radio PSAsCOME FROM AWAYContact andrew@livearts.org with any questions.Start Date: 10/1/26Kill Date: 11/5/26PSA 1Length: 10 secondsVO: Live Arts presents the heartfelt musical COME FROM AWAY, opening October 23rd, and sponsored by Janet & Charles Cheeseman and Marty Moore. Visit livearts.org for tickets.
PSA 2Length: 20 secondsVO: Live Arts presents COME FROM AWAY, directed by two-time “Best of CVILLE” winner Edward Warwick-White, opening October 23rd. The award-winning, heartfelt musical tells the true story of passengers stranded in Gander, Newfoundland, on September 11th, 2001. COME FROM AWAY is sponsored by Janet & Charles Cheeseman and Marty Moore. Visit livearts.org for more about Season 36.
PSA 3Length: 30 secondsVO: Live Arts presents COME FROM AWAY, October 23rd - November 15th. The award-winning, heartfelt true story is set in Gander, Newfoundland, where 38 planes were diverted one fateful Tuesday morning in September 2001. COME FROM AWAY is an uplifting reminder of resilience and humanity amid difference and fear. This poignant musical is directed by two-time “Best of CVILLE” winner Edward Warwick-White. Live Arts thanks their sponsors Janet & Charles Cheeseman, Marty Moore, Ronald Bailey & Pamela Friedman, and Cameron Mowat & George Worthington. Visit livearts.org for more. See you on Water Street!
Nov 05 Thursday
Nov 06 Friday
For the fourth consecutive year, BRCC welcomes local favorites Shenandoah Cabaret back as their Hunger Symposium headliner. Featuring five outstanding singer-actors anchored by pianist Kemper McCauley, they showcase musical theater - both classic and contemporary - from composers like Stephen Sondheim, Jonathan Larson, and Jason Robert Brown. Additionally, they interpret the popular music of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, Duke Ellington, Sweet Honey in the Rock, and Alanis Morrisette. Returning to the stage are drummer Chris Cole and bassist Jack Layne, and appearing for the first time with ShenCab are guitarist Eric Hedrick and cellist Isaiah Ortiz. An a capella number, original mashup arrangements, and more will make this a cabaret to remember. ALL TICKET PROCEEDS will be donations in support of Blue Ridge Area Food Bank - get your tickets here!
Poet Seamus Heaney’s adaptation of Sophocles "Antigone" offers a fresh perspective on the tragedy's classic themes of state power, conscience, and the dignity of the dead. Through beautifully spare and haunting Irish verse, the unstoppable collision of family loyalty and civic law are brought into an emotionally charged focus, from initial defiance to devastating aftermath.
Nov 07 Saturday
For the fourth consecutive year, BRCC welcomes local favorites Shenandoah Cabaret back as their Hunger Symposium headliner. Featuring five outstanding singer-actors anchored by pianist Kemper McCauley, they showcase musical theater both classic and contemporary from composers like Stephen Sondheim, Jonathan Larson, and Jason Robert Brown. Additionally, they interpret popular music by Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, Duke Ellington, Sweet Honey in the Rock, and Alanis Morrisette. Returning to the stage are drummer Chris Cole and bassist Jack Layne, and appearing for the first time with ShenCab are guitarist Eric Hedrick and cellist Isaac Ortiz. An acapella number, original mashup arrangements, and more will make this a cabaret to remember. All ticket proceeds go to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank. Get your tickets here.
Nov 08 Sunday