March 3 - 4
Talkback follows each performance

Firehouse Theatre
1609 W. Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23220
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Inside Cloud 9: A Day in the Life of the Dreamers
By Austin Nuckols and Katy Burke
Direction by Joan Babich Lipstock 

Dreamerstheater
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The Dreamers brings developmentally delayed young adults together with typical adults  performing an original or adapted musical annually.​  Inside Cloud 9 is an original musical drawn from actual events. You meet the characters of the group as they interact with each other and their community.  Learn how the unique  idiosyncrasies and coping mechanisms of those on the autism spectrum are often misinterpreted. Laugh and cry through the ups and downs of the consequences that often ensue, which include being arrested, losing a job  and various problems they encounter with social interactions, all the while giving support to their friends. with acts of kindness.
March 16, 17 and 18, 2018, 7:00pm
in the santuary

First Presbyterian Church
4602 Cary Street Road
Richmond, VA  23226

Tickets are by donation
Godspell
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, Book by John-Michael Tebelak

First Presbyterian Church
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​Godspell, an immensely successful rock opera originally composed by Stephen Schwartz, broke new ground in its stage treatment of the historical Jesus Christ when it was first produced on Broadway in 1971. Based on the Gospel according Matthew, it deals with the last days of Jesus, and includes dramatized versions of several well-known parables.
 
Join us in the sanctuary for this special production with amazing talent and direction, and memorable music! It’s a great show for all ages.Bruce Miller (former Artistic Director of Virginia Rep) is directing the youth performers, with Suzanne Riehl serving as Music Director. No charge to attend, but there will be a free-will offering.
 
Questions? Contact Suzanne Riehl, FPC Minister of Music (358-6927)
Feb. 23 - March 11
Fridays, Saturdays 8pm
Sundays 2:30pm
Talkbacks after Sunday performances

Huguenot United Methodist Church 
10661 Duryea Drive 
Richmond, VA  23235
804-554-0595
A Little Piece of Heaven
By Matthew Carlin

River City Players
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Restless biker Mike, who works in the shop, finds a friend in the sassy elderly Lily, although their relationship certainly doesn't start out that way. But there's something odd about this little shop owned by the equally odd Elizabeth and Henry. Suspicion and disagreement turn to respect, trust and love in this place where long lost things are finally found, and prayers are answered.
March 16 at 7 p.m.
March 17 at 2 p.m. & 7 p.m.
Friday March 23 at 7 p.m.
March 24 at 2 p.m. & 7 p.m.

​Talkback follows each performance.

The Gayton Kirk Presbyterian Church
11421 Gayton Road
Richmond, VA  23238
​(804) 741-5254
Later Life
By A. R. Gurney

Three Penny Theatre
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Austin has lived his entire life with one article of faith, he’s convinced that something terrible is bound to happen to him. One night, at a party, overlooking Boston harbor, he has the pleasure of rekindling a romance begun almost thirty years ago with Ruth.  Comically, and sometimes painfully, Ruth and Austin rediscover each other and themselves while a bevy of free-spirited other party guests remind them of the infinite possibilities that life holds, should one only choose to pursue them.
“Later Life” at the faith we place in our self-fulfilling prophecies and what happens when we’re given the opportunity not to make them come true.
. "Charmingly clever yet immeasurably touching." —NY Post

3 Penny Theatre believes the arts are for everyone and Practices Radical Hospitality - All tickets are Pay What You Can - $1, $5, $10, $20 or more – Each audience member decides their own ticket price.
February 12 - 21

The Basement
300 E. Broad Street
Richmond, VA  23219
(804) 505-0558
BIGHT HALF LIFE
By Tanya Barfield
Direction by Melissa Rayford 

TheatreLAB
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Winner of the 2016 Lambda Literary Award for Best Play, BRIGHT HALF LIFE charts the complexity of commitment, relationships, and marriage by following the ups and downs of a modern lesbian couple. Their story is told through a series of fast-moving, fragmented memories of their 40-year relationship – from awkward first conversations to steamy workplace romances, from heartburn to heartache to building a family, and to what becomes of a relationship when it explodes. Produced in Celebration of Richmond Triangle Players' 25th Anniversary Season. Starring Kylie Clark and Amber Martinez.