Oct 15 Arts and Culture Louisville Children’s Play Addresses Opioid Crisis Through Theater A new children’s play debuting in Louisville early next year aims to raise awareness about the effects of the opioid crisis on kids. By Kyeland Jackson Oct 15 Arts and Culture Louisville Children's Play Addresses Opioid Crisis Through Theater Kyeland Jackson
Oct 11 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare’s ‘Night Of The Living Dead’ Is A Satisfying Halloween Treat Through foley techniques, Kentucky Shakespeare’s team brings 'Night of the Living Dead' alive in a radio play version of this cult classic. By Ben Gierhart Oct 11 Arts and Culture Ky. Shake's 'Night Of The Living Dead' Is A Satisfying Treat Ben Gierhart
Oct 11 Arts and Culture Restored 1824 Painting Returns To Public View At Speed Art Museum The unveiling of the religious work marks the end of a four-year journey for the archivist who spearheaded its restoration. By Rick Howlett Oct 11 Arts and Culture Restored 1824 Painting Returns To Public View At Speed Art Museum Rick Howlett
Oct 9 Arts and Culture Here Are Our Top Arts Picks In Louisville’s Upcoming Season Need some help deciding what to go to this arts season? Check out these picks from our experts at 90.5 WUOL. By Staff Oct 9 Arts and Culture Here Are Our Top Arts Picks In Louisville's Upcoming Season Staff
Oct 5 Arts and Culture Playwrights Take The Helm At Louisville’s Theatre [502] Diana Grisanti and Steve Moulds are the compay's new artistic directors. By Ben Gierhart Oct 5 Arts and Culture Playwrights Take The Helm At Louisville's Theatre [502] Ben Gierhart
Oct 2 Arts and Culture Arts Teachers Ask Legislature To Require Art Classes In Kentucky Schools Kentucky currently only requires high schools to offer arts classes, but some school districts have arts requirements for younger grades, too. By Ryland Barton Oct 2 Arts and Culture Arts Teachers Ask Legislature To Require Art Classes In Ky. Schools Ryland Barton
Sep 26 Arts and Culture Anne Akiko Meyers Headlines The Louisville Orchestra’s Season Opener With Her Fabulous Violin The Louisville Orchestra's season opener Saturday features three well-known musicians — Anne Akiko Meyers, Elena Urioste and J’Nai Bridges. By Bill Doolittle Sep 26 Arts and Culture Anne Akiko Meyers Headlines The Louisville Orchestra’s Season Opener Bill Doolittle
Sep 24 Arts and Culture Louisville Arts Organizations Aim For Better Management With Two-Year Training Program Two dozen Louisville arts organizations started a two-year program Tuesday focused on improving their internal management practices. By Amina Elahi Sep 24 Arts and Culture Louisville Arts Organizations Aim For Better Management Amina Elahi
Sep 21 Arts and Culture Grant Program Focuses On Getting Louisville Artists Out Of The Studio — And Kentucky — To Engage With The World Al Shands created Great Meadows Foundation to help Kentucky artists engage with the art world on a national and international level. By Natalie Weis Sep 21 Arts and Culture Grant Program Focuses On Getting Louisville Artists Out Of The Studio Natalie Weis
Sep 20 Arts and Culture Kentucky Opera Aims For ‘Javelin Thrust’ Of The Story In A Tighter ‘Carmen’ "Carmen," sung in French with English subtitles, opens Friday night at the Brown Theatre. By Bill Doolittle Sep 20 Arts and Culture Kentucky Opera Aims For Tighter Version Of 'Carmen' Bill Doolittle
Sep 19 Arts and Culture Kentucky Center Dedicates Upcoming MeX Theatre Season To Arts Advocate Kathi E.B. Ellis Ellis was a longtime theater director in Louisville, and also reviewed dance performances for WFPL News. By Rick Howlett Sep 19 Arts and Culture Kentucky Center Dedicates Upcoming MeX Theatre Season To Kathi Ellis Rick Howlett
Sep 18 Arts and Culture Can Actors Theatre’s ‘Hype Man’ Kick It? Yes, It Can Race is hard to talk about in live drama, but fortunately playwright Idris Goodwin hits a balance between character and crusade. By Eli Keel Sep 18 Arts and Culture Can Actors Theatre’s ‘Hype Man’ Kick It? Yes, It Can Eli Keel
Sep 14 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre’s Perennial ‘Dracula’ Continues Its Fascinating Evolution “Dracula” creeps even further into the present with its gender representation, reimagining Van Helsing as a no-nonsense woman of the world. By Eli Keel Sep 14 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre's 'Dracula' Continues Its Fascinating Evolution Eli Keel
Sep 10 Arts and Culture Picking The Right Thing: StageOne Family Theatre Fosters New Era With ‘Ghost’ The 2019/2020 season marks the first for Idris Goodwin, StageOne’s current producing artistic director. By Ben Gierhart Sep 10 Arts and Culture StageOne Family Theatre Fosters New Era With 'Ghost' Ben Gierhart