Your Guide to Loudoun County's Entertainment Scene
Just over a year ago, the Pickwick Players were gearing up for a gangbusters production of “The Sound of Music” with a cast of 80. COVID, of course, put those plans on hold. But the beloved Loudoun-based company returns to the stage this month with a new show: the classic 1960 musical “The Fantasticks.”
In a normal year, Loudoun’s performing arts scene is buzzing for the entire month of December with holiday concerts and performances. And the Loudoun Ballet … Read More ›
Woodgrove High School drama director Addie Schafer Benko is on a mission to get theater kids back to doing what they love.
Like other performing arts organizations around the country, the Loudoun Symphony Orchestra and Loudoun Symphony Youth Orchestra hit a wall last March. This fall, each organization is focused on doing what it can to keep symphonic music alive in Loudoun.
The popular jam band Railroad Earth should have been playing their annual show at the storied 9,500-seat Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado this weekend. But COVID threw a wrench in those plans. Instead, they’ll be returning to live gigs for the first time since March with three days of outdoor shows at a low-key venue in rural western Loudoun.
For Lucas Bohn, comedy means pushing buttons and opening up about stuff people just don’t talk about.
Fans of Bluewreck, Broad Run Mutiny, StoneCold and Unsullied will get a chance to vote for their favorite act Friday Nov. 22 as the bands … Read More ›
It’s Celtic Night at the Tally Ho Theater on Friday July 19 as Gaelic Storm brings their “true blue-collar, hard-nose approach” to music along with … Read More ›
With the days of summer waning, the Acoustic on the Green concert series will end on Saturday. The series was expected to wrap with the … Read More ›
If you love the ’80s, musicals or the 1998 movie “The Wedding Singer,” now is your chance to see a performance of the movie right … Read More ›