Richmond Triangle Players not only has the newest theater space in town, it also wants to be one of the busiest! Check out all our upcoming events below. Events displaying the "Purchase Tickets" button are now on sale. Check back often for new and updated information!
Postponed
Lost TV Musicals: Ain’t Misbehavin’
The entire original Broadway cast—Nell Carter, Andre deShields, Armelia McQueen, Ken Page and Charlaine Woodard—were reunited in this faithful TV adaptation of Richard Maltby Jr's smash-hit Tony-winning musical revue, featuring the music of the immortal Fats Waller! Free popcorn with drink purchase.
This event has been postponed. Watch for new date coming soon!
Friday, February 10, 7:30 pm
Richmond Burlesque Babies presents the Anti-Love Doubleshot: No Heartwarming Dances
On the eve of the most romantic holidays, RBB is coming back with a vengeance to skewer and burn Valentine’s Day. This is a show meant for the heartless, heartbroken, the liars, seducers, baby mommas, lovelorn and newly recovered. No heartwarming stories, no love lost, no dysfunction untouched. Just hot performances from: Autumn D'Light, Lorelei Leisure, and Lottie Ettington. Bringing the pain to the masses is Binky Daze with NEW MC The Great Zwerdling as their interpretations of "no love lost" is taken to a whole new extreme. Check out the video!
Tickets $10; General Admission. 18+ only.
Saturday, February 11, 8 pm and Sunday, February 12, 7 pm
Richmond Men’s Chorus and Richmond Women’s Chorus present the
Valentine’s Cabaret
Whether you're looking for love, in it, lost it, or think Cupid is ridiculous, you won't want to miss the Valentine’s Cabaret, a fun-filled evening featuring songs about the ups and downs of that crazy little thing called love. For two performances only, the members of The Richmond Men’s Chorus and The Richmond Women’s Chorus, directed by Artistic Director Tim Gillham, and accompaniment by Steve Austin, is the cure to candy, hearts and flowers. The Valentine's Cabaret features solos, duets and ensembles from members of the choruses singing Broadway, pop, standards and country hits.
Tickets $15; Reserved Seating
February 22 – March 17
Presented as part of the ACTS OF FAITH festival
Next Fall
by Geoffrey Nauffts
Taking place largely in a hospital waiting room where five people attend an accident victim now in a coma, Next Fall tells the story of the five-year relationship between Adam and Luke – one with fundamentalist views, the other not – and their thorny discussions about religion. This timely and compelling work – which takes a witty and provocative look at faith, commitment and unconditional love – forces us all to examine what it means to "believe" and what it might cost us not to.
The New York Times raved Next Fall is "artful, thoughtful and very moving … the kind of gently incisive, naturalistic play that rarely materializes anymore."
Tickets $20–$25; Reserved Seating
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