Susan A. Kitchens mentions VSC’s production, Line in the Sand, in one of her blog posts.
She writes:
Writing plays about local events
What do you do after the stories have been recorded? This WaPo story about the Virginia Stage Company, who produces one play a year on a local theme. They develop or adapt the play with material emerges from community dialog. The current production, A Line in the Sand, is about a civil rights struggle fifty years ago as the local community grappled over the question, Will we prevent our schools from being racially integrated?…
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Our lobby displays attracted a lot of attention on Opening Night









We also have a Massive Resistance booklet with the history behind the battle and pictures of the Norfolk 17

In the Box Office we got Opening Night flowers







Director, Timothy Douglas, with some of the actors




