Area actors Craig Challender and Leigh Lunsford will join Richmond artists Happy Mahaney and Hunter Parker in the next Waterworks production of Edward Albee’s iconic work “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” “This play,” states Director Dudley Sauve, “is a challenge to stage not because the original Broadway production won both the 1963 Tony Award and the […]

The Bifocals Theatre Project of the CAT Theatre in Richmond return to Farmville and the Waterworks Players January 29th with Luau at Acorn Acres by Richmond playwright Margie Langston. Friday’s production will be the third time that Richmond’s Bifocal Players have graced the Waterworks Stage. In Luau at Acorn Acres, retirement facility Acorn Acres is running into […]

Waterworks Players is very pleased to present For the Love…, a reading of comic vignettes on Saturday, November 21 at 8 pm. This is the third time Waterworks has presented mini plays penned by Brett Hursey, a Longwood professor who teaches creative writing. “Each time, he wows the audiences with characters who find themselves in […]

An empty Broadway stage is the setting for Waterworks Players’ next play that opens on October 16th, a haunting production of D. D. Brooke’s Rehearsal for Murder, based upon the television play of the same name by Richard Levinson and William Link. Alex Dennison, a playwright, has gathered together in a theatre, the actors, producer, […]