Aug 6 Arts and Culture Toni Morrison, Whose Soaring Novels Were Rooted In Black Lives, Dies At 88 Morrison was the author of Beloved, Song of Solomon and The Bluest Eye. She was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. By Karen Grigsby Bates, NPR Aug 6 Arts and Culture Toni Morrison, Whose Novels Were Rooted In Black Lives, Dies At 88 Karen Grigsby Bates, NPR
Aug 2 Arts and Culture Though A Work In Progress, CTC’s ‘Bowling For Beginners’ Is Flat Out Enjoyable The play, another gem from Louisville-based playwright Diana Grisanti, follows a team of women bowlers attempting to retain their championship. By Eli Keel Aug 2 Arts and Culture CTC's 'Bowling For Beginners' Is Flat Out Enjoyable Eli Keel
Aug 1 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet’s ‘Cleopatra’ Moves Beyond Adaptation At Kentucky Shakespeare Shakespeare didn't write "Cleopatra: Queen of Kings," and this departure from his canon is an exciting development for the ballet. By Eli Keel Aug 1 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet's ‘Cleopatra’ Moves Beyond Adaptation Eli Keel
Jul 26 Arts and Culture In Dazzling Speed Exhibition, Ebony Patterson Explores Race, Gender, Dignity Through Art “...while the dew is still on the roses…” is an impressive survey of the artist’s work presented within a lush and mysterious setting. By Natalie Weis Jul 26 Arts and Culture In Dazzling Exhibition, Ebony Patterson Explores Race, Dignity Natalie Weis
Jul 18 Arts and Culture REVIEW: ‘Ring Of Fire’ Sizzles Through Johnny Cash’s Greatest Hits “Ring of Fire” is more about the music than the man behind the hits. But that doesn't get in the way of any of the fun to be had. By Minda Honey Jul 18 Arts and Culture REVIEW: 'Ring of Fire' Sizzles Through Johnny Cash’s Greatest Hits Minda Honey
Jul 16 Arts and Culture Remembering Louisville Theater Director Kathi Ellis Colleagues reflect on the contributions she made to their community. By Laura Ellis Jul 16 Arts and Culture Remembering Louisville Theater Director Kathi Ellis Laura Ellis
Jul 15 Arts and Culture Photos: Highlights From The Final Day Of Forecastle 2019 Forecastle 2019 is a wrap. Check out this photos from Sunday. By Staff Jul 15 Arts and Culture Photos: Highlights From The Final Day Of Forecastle 2019 Staff
Jul 14 Arts and Culture PHOTOS: Highlights From Day 2 Of Forecastle Temperatures in the 90s couldn't keep the crowds away from the Forecastle Festival on Saturday. By Staff Jul 14 Arts and Culture PHOTOS: Highlights From Day 2 Of Forecastle Staff
Jul 13 Arts and Culture PHOTOS: Day 1 Of Forecastle Festival 2019 Here's some of what you missed at Forecastle on Friday. By Staff Jul 13 Arts and Culture PHOTOS: Day 1 Of Forecastle Festival 2019 Staff
Jul 12 Arts and Culture It’s Forecastle Festival Time! Here’s What’s New This Year It’s expected to be another hot weekend at this year's festival and organizers have added some features to help guests stay cool. By Ryan Van Velzer Jul 12 Arts and Culture It's Forecastle Festival Time! Here's What’s New This Year Ryan Van Velzer
Jul 10 Arts and Culture In Swanson Gallery’s ‘Cardinal Moments,’ Artists Pay Tribute To The Region The current exhibit at Swanson Contemporary explores regional artists whose relationships with the places they live go beyond mere influence. By Natalie Weis Jul 10 Arts and Culture In ‘Cardinal Moments,’ Artists Pay Tribute To The Region Natalie Weis
Jun 30 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare’s ‘King Lear’ Doesn’t Disappoint The combination of actor Jon Huffman's powerful performance as Lear and some non-traditional casting succeeds in deepening the Bard's canon. By Eli Keel Jun 30 Arts and Culture Kentucky Shakespeare's 'King Lear' Doesn't Disappoint Eli Keel
Jun 20 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Ky. Shakespeare Takes On ‘Henry IV Part 2’ And Once Again Falstaff Steals The Show Once again, Kentucky Shakespeare delivers with an outstanding performance of one of the Bard's history plays. By Eli Keel Jun 20 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Ky. Shakespeare Takes On 'Henry IV Part 2' Eli Keel
Jun 10 Arts and Culture Cherokee Residents Appeal Louisville’s Decision To Remove Castleman Statue The complaint cites a conflict of interest in the process because Louisville Metro officials were allowed to vote on the matter. By Evan Heichelbech Jun 10 Arts and Culture Cherokee Residents Appeal Louisville’s Decision To Remove Castleman Statue Evan Heichelbech