In the Press
Hard Knock Life
The sun comes out tomorrow in Cadence and ATLAS Partnership’s “Annie.”
The first time Mary Page Nance lit up Broadway in a principal role she nearly took the theater with her.
“It was terrifying and exhilarating and I almost burned the theater down,” says Nance of playing Marcia Murphey two years ago in “A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical.”
Life In Four Acts
Eugene O’Neill’s magnum opus “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” storms the stage in Cadence’s new production.
For actor Matthew Radford Davies, the title of the play he’s currently starring in, “Long Day’s Journey Into Night,” has special resonance.
Critics’ Convo
Richmond’s theater companies kick off their new seasons in the fall and, with many of the prominent productions planned for the upcoming months, you’ll know the name even if you won’t know the specifics of the show’s story.
Sparks Fly
Cadence premieres “Smoke,” a dark comedy written by Tony Award-nominated Enid Graham.
Looking for a Miracle
World premiere “WillJee” finds a comedic twist in a story about death, psychosis and faith.
Growing in the Dark
“I was thinking about why the theater, the building itself, is so important,” says Omiyemi Green, director of the Sitelines BLM Program for Cadence Theatre Company. “And it’s because when we all come into that space, all of our attention is focused in one direction. We are all there under a common agenda.”

