A new stage has been set for the Richmond Shakespeare Festival on the back lawn of Agecroft Hall, the Tudor manor house that was built in the late 15th century…
Author: Karen Schwartzkopf
Karen Schwartzkopf
Karen Schwartzkopf is the managing editor of RFM. She is passionate about word-smithing, sharing local stories, parenting compassionate kids, and cheering on the Miami Heat. She lives with her husband in the trendy West End where they raised three adult kids and one childish dog.
What if you could make your own highlight reel from when your kids were growing up? What would you want to preserve forever?
Virginia Rep’s Hanover Tavern world premiere of Bonnie and Claire gives audiences a glimpse of what it’s like to grow older as seen through the eyes of two sisters in…
How an introvert fell in love with a neighborhood dog during the pandemic and ended up making a human friend. Why going to the dogs is a winning strategy!
Get outside with the kids to clear your mind – and remember, you don’t have to be out all day!
A superbly crafted exploration of race, identity, and family. Identical twins Desiree and Stella Vignes and most of the Black folks who live in the Deep South town where the…
Why “Come From Away”– about a devastating terrorist attack and how it affected a small Canadian community – is the musical you should see with your kids.
Parenting is hard – parenting while sober may or may not be harder. Here’s a look at one mom’s choice to quit drinking and how that choice changed her life.
If the people you love have enough stuff in their lives, here are some fantastic ways to give experiences this holiday season!
Author Sadeqa Johnson was inspired to write award-winning and best-selling Yellow Wife while walking along the Richmond Slave Trail. It’s a moving must-read!
When Anastasia rolled into town last night, it brought with it a powerhouse cast that captivated the audience of all ages during a magical return of live musical theatre to…
Secrets to a great Halloween and why we’re giving away full-size candy bars every year from now on.
