It can be easy, and perhaps on occasion necessary, to put people into categories. Defining people and things into taxonomic groups is helpful in seeing patterns across large swathes of data, and referring to these by definable names helps us humans navigate a world...
Queer Theater In the Heart of Richmond
In the vibrant heart of Richmond's ever-evolving Scott's Addition neighborhood, Philip Crosby, the Executive Director of Richmond Triangle Players, has been a trailblazer in the world of theater for over a decade. As the first full-time employee of the company, Crosby...
Enter The Rocky Horror-Verse
CRIMINOLOGIST: I would like…if I may…to take you on a strange journey. ROCKY HORROR AUDIENCE ASKING: How strange was it? ROCKY HORROR AUDIENCE ANSWERING: So strange they made a movie about it. Hello Richmond. What are you doing the night BEFORE Halloween? My...
Richmond Triangle Players Gets In The Socially-Distanced Holiday Spirit
Richmond Triangle Players' Christmas show is happening in a different context this year, one that requires limited seating. Nonetheless, with The Santa Closet, RTP's usual LGBTQ twist on the holidays remains intact. Richmond Triangle Players’ 2020 holiday production,...
Giving a Voice to the Voiceless
With the So.Queer Playwright Festival, Richmond Triangle Players want to elevate the voices of Southern LGBTQ writers through extensive workshopping and development to make their plays the best they can be. Are you queer? Are you a writer from the South? Then enter...
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