We are proud of being the longest continuously-operating professional theatre in the entire mid-Atlantic community producing works relevant to the LGBTQ+ experience. For over a quarter-century, RTP has produced hundreds of plays – including several world premieres – most of which would not have been produced anywhere else in the area. Our authentic voice is a major change agent in the region, elevating community conversations about the positive effects of diversity and inclusion.
We are regarded as one of the major cultural entities in central Virginia, and have received international acclaim for our work. Our home, the Robert B. Moss Theatre, is one of the landmarks in our Scott’s Addition neighborhood.
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Sept 4 – Oct 5, 2019
Falsettos
Music and Lyrics By William Finn
Book By William Finn and James Lapine
Oct 17 – 26, 2019
The Rocky Horror Show
By Richard O’Brien
Nov 13 – Dec 21, 2019
Times Square Angel
By Charles Busch
Feb 12 – Mar 7, 2020
The Cake
By Bekah Brunstetter
Apr 1 – 25, 2020
Sugar in Our Wounds
By Donja Love
May 14 – 30, 2020
A New Brain
By William Finn and James Lapine
Jun 17 – Jul 25, 2020
Head Over Heels
By James Macgruder and Jeff Whitty; songs by The Go-Gos
Oct 11 – 12, 2019
Dec 17-18, 2019
Wintry Mix: Holiday Cheer with Georgia and Joshua
Dec 31, 2019
Apr 14, 2020
May 1 – 2, 2020
Please help us sustain the work that we do by contributing to Richmond Triangle Players’ Annual Fund.
Your generosity will enable theatergoers to enjoy shows at RTP well into the future and will help create a more diverse and inclusive community. Richmond Triangle Players, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Your contribution will help support our mission and is tax deductible as allowed by law.
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Richmond Triangle Players strives to change the community’s conversation about diversity and inclusion through the production of LGBTQ-themed works. A nonprofit, professional theatre company organized in 1993, RTP delivers adventurous and entertaining theater as the leading voice in the community’s explorations of equality, identity, affection and family, across sexual orientation and gender spectrums.