Mar 20 Arts and Culture REVIEW: ‘The Thin Place’ Is An Experiment Between The Watcher And The Watched “The Thin Place” plays with the thinness between two worlds in multiple ways, intentionally and unintentionally. By Minda Honey Mar 20 Arts and Culture ‘The Thin Place’: An Experiment Between The Watcher And The Watched Minda Honey
Mar 20 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Extends Abrams’ Contract, Announces New Season The orchestra’s board of directors has extended Music Director Teddy Abram’s contract for an additional five years, through the 2024-2025 season. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 20 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Extends Abrams' Contract, Announces New Season Ashlie Stevens
Mar 19 Arts and Culture University Of Louisville School Of Music Names New Dean Teresa Reed is currently a professor and associate dean at the University of Tulsa, where she has taught for over 20 years. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 19 Arts and Culture University Of Louisville School Of Music Names New Dean Ashlie Stevens
Mar 19 Arts and Culture REVIEW: ‘How To Defend Yourself’ Is A Layered Look At Consent, Power And Desire “How to Defend Yourself” had its Humana Festival opening night on Friday. It runs through Sunday, April 7 at the Bingham Theatre. By Minda Honey Mar 19 Arts and Culture 'How To Defend Yourself' Is A Layered Look At Consent, Power And Desire Minda Honey
Mar 18 Arts and Culture This Is Your Brain — And This Is Your Brain On Acting Many actors have their own unique process for "getting into character." But what’s actually going on in their brains when they do so? By Ashlie Stevens Mar 18 Arts and Culture This Is Your Brain — And This Is Your Brain On Acting Ashlie Stevens
Mar 17 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Louisville Orchestra Looks For Jazz In Festival Of American Music The collaborative concert blended classical music with jazz, but was light on narrative. By Daniel Gilliam Mar 17 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Louisville Orchestra Looks For Jazz In Festival Of American Music Daniel Gilliam
Mar 15 Arts and Culture Here’s Where You Can See Kentucky Shakespeare’s 2019 Parks Tour This year, Kentucky Shakespeare will perform 'Macbeth' in 28 area parks. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 15 Arts and Culture Here's Where You Can See Kentucky Shakespeare's 2019 Parks Tour Ashlie Stevens
Mar 14 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet Announces 2019-2020 ‘Season Of Imagination’ The Louisville Ballet has released details for its 2019-2020 season, dubbed the “Season of Imagination.” In a written statement, Robert Curran, Louisville Ballet artistic and executive director, said the company is always working to tell stories in a creative and thrilling way. “We will continue to imagine and create the reality we want to live […] By Ashlie Stevens Mar 14 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet Announces 2019-2020 'Season Of Imagination' Ashlie Stevens
Mar 13 Arts and Culture For Actors Theatre’s New Artistic Director Robert Fleming, Representation Matters Fleming will be Actors' first non-white artistic director; he wants to be a role model for black youth looking to see themselves reflected in the arts. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 13 Arts and Culture For Actors Theatre's Robert Fleming, Representation Matters Ashlie Stevens
Mar 11 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre Announces Robert Fleming As Artistic Director Robert Barry Fleming is currently the associate artistic director of Cleveland Play House. He'll assume his position on June 1. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 11 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre Announces Robert Fleming As Artistic Director Ashlie Stevens
Mar 6 Arts and Culture U of L Opens Its First Building West Of Ninth University of Louisville’s Hite Art Institute opened the doors to its newest building — a fully renovated 19th-century warehouse located in the Portland neighborhood. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 6 Arts and Culture U of L Opens Its First Building West Of Ninth Ashlie Stevens
Mar 2 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Louisville Ballet’s ‘Human Abstract’ Remount Overshadowed By Original The Louisville Ballet is back in the Bomhard Theatre with a new look at its 2017 original production, “Human Abstract.” By Kathi E.B. Ellis Mar 2 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Ballet's 'Human Abstract' Remount Overshadowed By Original Kathi E.B. Ellis
Feb 26 Arts and Culture REVIEW: ‘We’ve Come To Believe’ Is A Swirl Of Ideas About Our Collective Thoughts The first production of this year’s Humana Festival of New American Plays at Actors Theatre asks audiences to “consider the raw power of groupthink." By Minda Honey Feb 26 Arts and Culture Actors' 'Believe' Is A Swirl Of Ideas About Our Collective Thoughts Minda Honey
Feb 26 Arts and Culture New Nonprofit Seeks To Bridge Gap Between Black Drinkers And Bourbon Distillers The Kentucky Black Bourbon Guild hopes to attract African-Americans to bourbon through networking and education. By Ashlie Stevens Feb 26 Arts and Culture New Group Seeks To Connect Black Drinkers And Bourbon Distillers Ashlie Stevens