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The plan for me to meet Louise Keeton at a local coffee shop and discuss the upcoming production of Our Town that she is mounting through the auspices of Whistle Stop Theatre Company in November came to a screeching halt when the agreed upon coffee shop was closed for the afternoon. Instead, we took advantage of the early autumn day to sit outside in a calm breeze and talk about all things theatre as well as Keeton’s job at VPM where she is a valued member of the digital production team.
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Starting off with the wonderful Jill-Bari Steinberg skittering around a rundown cold water flat and it only takes a second to realize that the Richmond Triangle Players have eschewed their frequent glitz and glamour opening production for a down and gritty powerful one that will leave an impression long after the final curtain.
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Some theatre companies have the innate ability to take over an existing space and using all of their alchemical powers change it from a place of business to a place of spellbinding performance. Others, such as the brand new Illuminated Stage company are fortunate enough to be born into a new facility that seems to have all of the bells and whistles that a theatre family could want.
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Some of the most exciting moments of Swift Creek Mill Theater’s production of I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, the musical comedy revue with book and lyrics by Joe Dipietro and music by Jimmy Roberts took place not on the stage, but in their spacious dining hall.
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A new VCU theatre production will stream online to comply with COVID-19 requirements.
