Community Calendar

The Richmond Rotary Club is a diverse group of effective leaders active in the community who enjoy fun programs and fellowship together and engage in service projects that make a positive impact in people’s lives. Weekly meetings include club announcements and guest speakers who enlighten members of community needs and services. Living out the Rotary motto “Service Above Self” through the achievement of these goals, we uphold high ethical standards in our professions, promote peace, and work to eradicate polio around the globe.

The Richmond Rotary Club is a diverse group of effective leaders active in the community who enjoy fun programs and fellowship together and engage in service projects that make a positive impact in people’s lives. Weekly meetings include club announcements and guest speakers who enlighten members of community needs and services. Living out the Rotary motto “Service Above Self” through the achievement of these goals, we uphold high ethical standards in our professions, promote peace, and work to eradicate polio around the globe.

The Richmond Rotary Club is a diverse group of effective leaders active in the community who enjoy fun programs and fellowship together and engage in service projects that make a positive impact in people’s lives. Weekly meetings include club announcements and guest speakers who enlighten members of community needs and services. Living out the Rotary motto “Service Above Self” through the achievement of these goals, we uphold high ethical standards in our professions, promote peace, and work to eradicate polio around the globe.

Anansi The Spider

Family Weekend Performance Dates: April 15-16, 2023

Written by Jeremy Kisling

Based on the traditional Anansi Tales

Description:

The winds blow, the fireflies glow, and a trickster spider knows just how to get what he wants. But will Anansi stick to his embellished stories of adventure and danger or will he discover that the truth may serve him better? Help the African savannah come to life in this interactive tale adapted for the stage by LCT’s Jeremy Kisling.

Best enjoyed by ages 6 and up

Performed on The Larry and Vivian Snipes Main Stage

Length of Show: Approximately 1 hour

Family Weekend Performance Info

Saturday, April 15 – 2:00pm & 7:00pm*

Sunday, April 16 – 2:00pm & 4:30pm^

*Pay What You Will

^Sensory Friendly

Tickets: $20/adult, $15/child

Anansi The Spider

Family Weekend Performance Dates: April 15-16, 2023

Written by Jeremy Kisling

Based on the traditional Anansi Tales

Description:

The winds blow, the fireflies glow, and a trickster spider knows just how to get what he wants. But will Anansi stick to his embellished stories of adventure and danger or will he discover that the truth may serve him better? Help the African savannah come to life in this interactive tale adapted for the stage by LCT’s Jeremy Kisling.

Best enjoyed by ages 6 and up

Performed on The Larry and Vivian Snipes Main Stage

Length of Show: Approximately 1 hour

Family Weekend Performance Info

Saturday, April 15 – 2:00pm & 7:00pm*

Sunday, April 16 – 2:00pm & 4:30pm^

*Pay What You Will

^Sensory Friendly

Tickets: $20/adult, $15/child

The Richmond Rotary Club is a diverse group of effective leaders active in the community who enjoy fun programs and fellowship together and engage in service projects that make a positive impact in people’s lives. Weekly meetings include club announcements and guest speakers who enlighten members of community needs and services. Living out the Rotary motto “Service Above Self” through the achievement of these goals, we uphold high ethical standards in our professions, promote peace, and work to eradicate polio around the globe.

The Richmond Rotary Club is a diverse group of effective leaders active in the community who enjoy fun programs and fellowship together and engage in service projects that make a positive impact in people’s lives. Weekly meetings include club announcements and guest speakers who enlighten members of community needs and services. Living out the Rotary motto “Service Above Self” through the achievement of these goals, we uphold high ethical standards in our professions, promote peace, and work to eradicate polio around the globe.

Fall down the rabbit hole with Alice into an enchanted world of mystery and confusion. Alice begins in a Hall of Doors, eats questionable treats, and after some shape shifting, is off to explore. She meets flowers and mushrooms come-to-life, attends a Caucus Race and tea party, and runs into the mischievous Cheshire Cat, a life-sized puppet manipulated by seven dancers. She then earns herself an invitation to play croquet with the temperamental Queen of Hearts and must be careful not to lose her head.
The adventure continues after the 2pm Saturday show with "The Mad Hatter Tea Party." Children and families are invited for drinks, sweets, and crafts with the main characters of the ballet immediately following the Saturday matinee in the lower level of the Opera House. The tea party will be raising funds for BYB’s Tuition Assistance Program.

The Richmond Rotary Club is a diverse group of effective leaders active in the community who enjoy fun programs and fellowship together and engage in service projects that make a positive impact in people’s lives. Weekly meetings include club announcements and guest speakers who enlighten members of community needs and services. Living out the Rotary motto “Service Above Self” through the achievement of these goals, we uphold high ethical standards in our professions, promote peace, and work to eradicate polio around the globe.

Electric Blue: A Tale from the Reef
A Theatre for the Very Young Production

Family Weekend Performance Dates: May 6-13, 2023

Devised by Rhonda Bell, Jeremy Kisling, and the LCT Education Department

Description:

We’re learning about the wild and wonderful creatures who live in the ocean, and YOU are invited to be part of the adventure! There are new friends to make and places to explore all along the reef. Join us beneath the waves in this interactive and imaginative show that’s perfect for ages 2-5!

Best enjoyed by ages 2-5

Performed on The LCT Learning Stage

Length of Show: Approximately 30 minutes long

Family Weekend Performance Info

Saturday, May 6 – 11:00am^ & 2:00pm

Sunday, May 7 – 2:00pm

Saturday, May 13 – 11:00am^ & 2:00pm

^Sensory Friendly & Pay What You Will

Tickets: $15/adult, $10/child