Theater IV
Theatre IV is a nonprofit, professional touring children's theatre. Since 1975 we have toured from Wisconsin to Florida and Texas to Maine while also presenting lavish productions in our home city of Richmond, Va.This site offers information for educators, parents, students and arts presenters about our tours to schools and venues around the country. If you are looking for single tickets in Richmond, VA for your family, visit our Richmond website.We provide outstanding educational entertainment designed to tour and innovative instructional programs that enrich our nation's schools. We perform live before over 1/2 million children, teens, parents and teachers across the America every year. Our Artistic Director, Bruce Miller, received the Leadership in Arts Instruction Award from the Virginia Board of Education and the Commission for the Arts. Bruce Miller and our Managing Director, Phil Whiteway, received Virginia's 2008 Governor's Award for the Arts for Theatre IV.
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Modlin Center for the Arts, at the University of Richmond, opened in 1996 and features state-of-the-art performance venues, galleries, studios, and classrooms. The 165,000-square-foot facility is home to the departments of art and art history, music, and theatre and dance. Each season, Modlin Arts Presents shares transformational experiences with audiences, showcasing a breadth of diverse multi-disciplinary performing arts from around the globe. Modlin also hosts mainstage productions presented by the Department of Theatre and Dance and music performances by the Department of Music's annual free concert series. Many of the events presented at Modlin foster relational experiences between artists and audiences, and feature academic components designed specifically for University of Richmond students. These activities, which are free and open to the public, include master classes, artist talks and demonstrations, as well as pre-concert and exhibition lectures. The Modlin Center is also home to the Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art, one of the University of Richmond Museums. The museums regularly present exhibitions (of art, artifacts, and natural history specimens), lectures, openings, gallery talks, workshops, concerts, symposia, and other programs. Admission to all museums is free and open to the public.
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