"cristina and amber kissing scenes"

Gay Adoption Topic Of New Play

New York Actor/Playwright Stars in Own Play

Gay Adoption Topic Of New Play

New York Actor/Playwright Stars in Own Play

Gay Adoption Topic Of New Play

Good "Company" Visits from Little Theatre of Alexandria

Scrooge Sings Songs of the Season

Dickens’ classic is a musical at LTA.

Scrooge Sings Songs of the Season

Dickens’ classic is a musical at LTA.

Scrooge Sings Songs of the Season

Gay Adoption Topic Of New Play

New York Actor/Playwright Stars in Own Play

Gay Adoption Topic Of New Play

‘Anatomy of Gray’ at Lake Braddock

Police Search for Hit and Run Driver

Fairfax woman, 76, dies in the crash.

Police Search for Hit and Run Driver

Exploring the woods, escaping from snakes, befriending gophers. No adventure is too great when it comes to Manny the mouse, Allan Gall's protagonist in his first published children's book, "Of Mouse and Magic."

Woodson, Fairfax Shows Receive Cappie Nods

Both Woodson and Fairfax High have received Cappie nominations for their spring, theatrical productions. The winners will be revealed during the June 10 Cappies Gala at The Kennedy Center.

Arlington Crime Report April 24

The following incidents were reported by the Arlington Police Department.

‘Taking It Outside’ Presented at Gallery Har Shalom

Opening reception on Sunday.

An opportunity to escape to lovely scenic places captured by talented artists will be presented at the Gallery Har Shalom show “Taking It Outside” which opens Sunday, Jan. 6.

Fire in Woodson High Chemistry Class Injures Six

‘Keep Those Injured in your Prayers’

Five students and a teacher were all injured in a fire last week after a chemical demonstration inside a Woodson High classroom went awry.

Fifth Graders Create Animated Movie

While many movie lovers will be watching to see who wins the Oscars in Hollywood this weekend; a world premiere movie debuted here in Potomac. Ninety-eight Beverly Farms Elementary School fifth graders and their parents sat down to watch an animated film on Monday, Feb. 24. Their eyes were glued to the screen with good reason: they created the film themselves. The film is titled “The Extraordinary Fifth-Grade Field Trip," a 14-minute film composed of 6,438 drawings. Each second of the movie equals 10 drawings. Inspired by their reading of adventure stories and tall tales, the students gave free rein to their imagination as each came up with his or her own animated field trip adventure. Working with artist-in-residence Leila Cabib, each student designed a storyboard illustrating the key scenes of their animated segment and then created and filmed numerous sequential drawings to bring the story to life.