Nov 10 Arts and Culture Dance Theatre Of Harlem Brings Passion And Precision To Kentucky Center Performance Friday night brought two landmarks together: the kickoff of the Kentucky Center’s 35th season and the 50th anniversary of the Dance Theatre of Harlem. By Kathi E.B. Ellis Nov 10 Arts and Culture Dance Theatre Of Harlem Brings Passion And Precision To Ky. Center Kathi E.B. Ellis
Nov 2 Arts and Culture CirqueLouis Takes The Stage At The Kentucky Center This Weekend "Gravity’s Varieties" has two performances, Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov. 4 at 2 p.m. (sensory friendly), at the Kentucky Center. By Kathi E.B. Ellis Nov 2 Arts and Culture CirqueLouis Takes The Stage At The Kentucky Center This Weekend Kathi E.B. Ellis
Oct 30 Arts and Culture The Martians Have Landed… At Louisville Public Media! Listen tonight at 9 for a special broadcast of Kentucky Shakespeare’s “The War of the Worlds,” recorded at Louisville Public Media. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 30 Arts and Culture The Martians Have Landed... At Louisville Public Media! Ashlie Stevens
Oct 24 Arts and Culture University of Kentucky To Host Governor’s School For The Arts GSA is a free three-week residential program during which select students intensely study in one of nine disciplines, ranging from dance to architecture. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 24 Arts and Culture University of Kentucky To Host Governor's School For The Arts Ashlie Stevens
Oct 23 Arts and Culture LISTEN: ‘Snap Judgment’ Host Glynn Washington On The Power Of Storytelling Snap Judgment airs on more than 400 public radio stations, including WFPL. Washington will bring the show to Louisville Sunday, Oct. 28. By Staff Oct 23 Arts and Culture 'Snap Judgment' Host Glynn Washington On The Power Of Storytelling Staff
Oct 19 Arts and Culture KMAC Redefines ‘Craft’ For A New Generation In some industries, the word “craft” is kind of trendy — craft beer, craft cocktails. But in art, the term is sometimes a stand-in for antiquated or a piece that is purely functional. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 19 Arts and Culture KMAC Redefines 'Craft' For A New Generation Ashlie Stevens
Oct 17 Arts and Culture Where Is Actors Theatre In The Search For A New Artistic Director? It's been a year since Actors Theatre announced the departure of artistic director Les Waters. The theater says the search for his replacement is on schedule. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 17 Arts and Culture Where Is Actors Theatre In The Search For A New Artistic Director? Ashlie Stevens
Oct 15 Arts and Culture Inside University of Louisville’s Portland Arts Campus It's U of L's first building west of Ninth Street. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 15 Arts and Culture Inside University of Louisville's Portland Arts Campus Ashlie Stevens
Oct 13 Arts and Culture Renowned Louisville Chef Dean Corbett Dies At Age 55 According to Gary Fox, event coordinator at Equus, Corbett died after a massive heart attack. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 13 Arts and Culture Renowned Louisville Chef Dean Corbett Dies At Age 55 Ashlie Stevens
Oct 13 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Louisville Ballet’s Ambitious ‘Mozart’ Bill Raises The Bar The bill includes Balanchine's "Divertimento #15," as well as two world premieres: "ស្នាមប្រឡាក់" choreographed by Robert Curran and “Force Flux” choreographed by Brandon Ragland. By Kathi E.B. Ellis Oct 13 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Louisville Ballet's Ambitious 'Mozart' Bill Raises The Bar Kathi E.B. Ellis
Oct 12 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Seeks The Spiritual In Pop Culture Favorite, ‘Requiem’ An upcoming Louisville Orchestra performance may help remind audiences of the more sacred origins of one of the world’s most recognizable works. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 12 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Seeks The Spiritual In A Pop Culture Favorite Ashlie Stevens
Oct 11 Arts and Culture In Staging ‘The War Of The Worlds,’ Ky. Shakespeare Finds A Fitting Halloween Tradition Kentucky Shakespeare has hit on a formula that could have audiences returning year after year for a new favorite Halloween tradition. By Eli Keel Oct 11 Arts and Culture In 'War Of The Worlds,' Ky. Shakespeare Finds A Halloween Tradition Eli Keel
Oct 10 Arts and Culture KyCAD Begins Campaign To Fund 12 Full-Time Students Last month, the Kentucky College of Art and Design became the state’s only independent, four-year college of art and design. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 10 Arts and Culture KyCAD Begins Campaign To Fund 12 Full-Time Students Ashlie Stevens
Oct 9 Arts and Culture Applications Open For 2019 Governor’s School For The Arts The program, a three-week immersive arts education experience, opens doors to a variety of scholarship opportunities. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 9 Arts and Culture Applications Open For 2019 Governor's School For The Arts Ashlie Stevens