Jun 6 Arts and Culture This Weekend, Chris Thile’s ‘Live From Here’ Is Both Live And…Here WFPL Arts and Culture Reporter Ashlie Stevens caught up with Thile to talk about the show's evolution since he took over as host. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 6 Arts and Culture This Weekend, ‘Live From Here’ Is Both Live And...Here Ashlie Stevens
Jun 4 Arts and Culture National Musician’s Union Pension Cuts Could Impact Louisville Performers Officials with the American Federation of Musicians and Employers' Pension Fund say the fund is nearing "critical and declining" status. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 4 Arts and Culture Musician's Union Pension Cuts Could Impact Louisville Performers Ashlie Stevens
May 30 Arts and Culture New Grant To Louisville’s CTC Will Connect Muslim, Non-Muslim Youth Louisville’s Commonwealth Theatre Center has won a grant to build intercultural understanding through arts experiences. By Ashlie Stevens May 30 Arts and Culture New Grant To Louisville’s CTC Will Connect Muslim, Non-Muslim Youth Ashlie Stevens
May 30 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Kentucky Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’ Doesn’t Miss A Beat The music and the cast’s stellar comedic timing make this a memorable production of Shakespeare's beloved comedy. By Ashlie Stevens May 30 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Kentucky Shakespeare's 'As You Like It' Doesn't Miss A Beat Ashlie Stevens
May 29 Arts and Culture Managing Director Kevin E. Moore ‘No Longer With’ Actors Theatre Actors Theatre has confirmed that its managing director is no longer with the organization but they would not clarify the terms of his departure. By Ashlie Stevens May 29 Arts and Culture Managing Director Kevin E. Moore 'No Longer With' Actors Theatre Ashlie Stevens
May 28 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare To Open Its 59th Season Wednesday Kentucky Shakespeare’s summer in the park series begins Wednesday with a production of “As You Like It,” one of Shakespeare’s most beloved plays. By Ashlie Stevens May 28 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare To Open Its 59th Season Wednesday Ashlie Stevens
May 27 Arts and Culture For Fifth Consecutive Year, Louisville Youth Can Get A Free ‘Culture Pass’ The program, which officially launches on June 1, is valid for free one-time general admission at nearly 40 participating institutions. By Ashlie Stevens May 27 Arts and Culture For Fifth Consecutive Year, Louisville Youth Can Get A 'Culture Pass' Ashlie Stevens
May 9 Arts and Culture Louisville Gets OK To Move Controversial Castleman Statue The city has a standing agreement with Cave Hill Cemetery, which would provide space and care for the monument of John Breckinridge Castleman. By Ashlie Stevens May 9 Arts and Culture Louisville Gets OK To Move Controversial Castleman Statue Ashlie Stevens
May 8 Arts and Culture Commonwealth Theatre Reinterprets ‘Henry V’ With All-Female Cast "Henry V" is one of Shakespeare’s most stereotypically “masculine” plays. But this cast is made up exclusively of female-identifying actors. By Ashlie Stevens May 8 Arts and Culture Commonwealth Theatre Reinterprets 'Henry V' With All-Female Cast Ashlie Stevens
May 7 Arts and Culture This Thursday, Fate Of Louisville’s Castleman Statue Is Up For Debate Again The city is scheduled to petition the Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission in an attempt to remove the statue. By Ashlie Stevens May 7 Arts and Culture Thursday, Fate Of Castleman Statue Is Up For Debate Again Ashlie Stevens
May 6 Arts and Culture Kentucky Derby Museum Wants To Turn Your Hat Into Art Before you put away your Derby hat for the year, curators at the Kentucky Derby Museum want you to think about how it would look as part of an exhibit instead. By Ashlie Stevens May 6 Arts and Culture Kentucky Derby Museum Wants To Turn Your Hat Into Art Ashlie Stevens
May 3 Arts and Culture Shaving Time At The Kentucky Derby Since its start in 1875, there are numerous examples of the Derby being won by a fraction of a second. By Ashlie Stevens May 3 Arts and Culture Shaving Time At The Kentucky Derby Ashlie Stevens
Apr 29 Arts and Culture Equine Art Is A Sure Bet For Louisville Art Scene In May For local artists and gallery owners, showing horse-themed work is a way to tap into some of the tourism-driven money flowing into the city. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 29 Arts and Culture Equine Art Is A Sure Bet For Louisville Art Scene In May Ashlie Stevens
Apr 26 Arts and Culture Former Louisville Ballet Director Alun Jones Dies At 82 An internationally-renowned choreographer, Jones helped found the Louisville Ballet School in 1975 with his wife, dancer Helen Starr. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 26 Arts and Culture Former Louisville Ballet Director Alun Jones Dies At 82 Ashlie Stevens