Apr 1 Arts and Culture Abrams’ Louisville Artists Network Emerges From Coronavirus Isolation Teddy Abrams has established the Louisville Artist Network, in partnership with the city and Kentucky Performing Arts. By Stephanie Wolf Apr 1 Arts and Culture Abrams' Louisville Artists Network Emerges From Coronavirus Isolation Stephanie Wolf
Mar 30 Arts and Culture The Show Must Go On: Actors Theatre Of Louisville Offers Virtual Showing Of Humana Festival Plays Actors Theatre of Louisville announced on Monday that it’s launching an on-demand streaming service called Actors Theatre Direct. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 30 Arts and Culture The Show Must Go On: Actors Theatre Of Louisville Offers Virtual Showing Of Humana Festival Plays Stephanie Wolf
Mar 30 Arts and Culture With Income At A ‘Grinding Halt,’ Some Louisville Arts Groups Aren’t Waiting For A Government Bailout The Louisville arts community is rallying to keep itself afloat through the coronavirus pandemic. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 30 Arts and Culture Some Louisville Arts Groups Aren’t Waiting For A Bailout Stephanie Wolf
Mar 27 Arts and Culture Shelter At Home? Sure. But First Let’s Drive Through The Pandemic From Denver To Louisville WFPL’s new Arts Reporter Stephanie Wolf made the trek from Denver to Louisville last week, armed with disinfectant wipes and hand sanitizer. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 27 Arts and Culture Shelter At Home? Sure. But First Let's Drive From Denver To Louisville Stephanie Wolf
Mar 15 Arts and Culture Christy Brown And 2nd Attendee At Speed Art Museum Ball Test Positive For COVID-19 Brown attended the Speed Art Museum Ball on March 7, as did Gov. Andy Beshear. Beshear has tested negative. By Amina Elahi Mar 15 Arts and Culture Christy Brown And 2nd Attendee At Speed Art Museum Ball Test Positive For COVID-19 Amina Elahi
Mar 11 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Humana Festival’s ‘Nicole Clark Is Having A Baby’ Takes On Mothers, Daughters And Fatness The play is a funny, deeply relatable and human story about mothers and daughters just trying to figure it all out. By Tara Anderson Mar 11 Arts and Culture 'Nicole Clark Is Having A Baby' Takes On Mothers, Daughters And Fatness Tara Anderson
Mar 10 Arts and Culture Carnegie Center’s ‘Permanent And Natural’ Is A Diverse And Spirited Exploration Of Hair Hair! That crowning feature that is as permanent as it is infinitely mutable, and as natural as it is subject to outlandish manipulation. By Natalie Weis Mar 10 Arts and Culture 'Permanent And Natural' Is A Spirited Exploration Of Hair Natalie Weis
Mar 6 Arts and Culture Derby Party Queen’s Wardrobe Gets New Life At Thrift Shop At POPS Resale Shop you can find remnants of the wardrobe of legendary Derby Party Queen Anita Madden. By Ryland Barton Mar 6 Arts and Culture Derby Party Queen's Wardrobe Gets New Life At Thrift Shop Ryland Barton
Mar 2 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Humana Festival’s ‘Are You There?’ Explores Technology’s Connection And Isolation "Are You There?" asks pointed questions about what we value and how we relate to each other, with a sense of play, lightness and sparkle. By Tara Anderson Mar 2 Arts and Culture REVIEW: 'Are You There?' Explores Connection And Isolation Tara Anderson
Feb 27 Arts and Culture At U of L’s Cressman Center, Peter Williams’ Work Uses Joyful Colors To Tackle Black Incarceration Williams' paintings sing with exuberant form and hyperbolic color. The overall effect is, by turns, shocking, joyful and unnerving. By Natalie Weis Feb 27 Arts and Culture At Cressman, Williams' Work Uses Colors To Tackle Black Incarceration Natalie Weis
Feb 23 Arts and Culture ‘Shakespeare In Love’ To Open 60th Anniversary Kentucky Shakespeare Festival The season also includes "Henry V" and the "Merry Wives of Windsor." By Jonese Franklin Feb 23 Arts and Culture ‘Shakespeare In Love’ To Open 60th Ky. Shakespeare Festival Jonese Franklin
Feb 19 Arts and Culture With ‘Gospel At The Symphony,’ Louisville Orchestra, Cory Henry And St. Stephen Choir Promise ‘Electricity’ On Saturday night, orchestra director Teddy Abrams welcomes the 100-voice St. Stephen Baptist Church Choir to the Whitney Hall stage. By Bill Doolittle Feb 19 Arts and Culture With 'Gospel At The Symphony,' Louisville Orchestra Promises 'Electricity' Bill Doolittle
Feb 14 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra CEO Out After One Year At Job Louisville Orchestra officials confirmed Friday that Robert Massey is no longer the company’s CEO. By Kyeland Jackson Feb 14 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra CEO Out After One Year At Job Kyeland Jackson
Feb 13 Arts and Culture Textile Show At Louisville’s Houseguest Gallery Explores Technology And Motherhood Karen Weeks and Mychaelyn Michalec explore ideas of technology, motherhood, domesticity and distraction in a new show titled “Femme Maison.” By Natalie Weis Feb 13 Arts and Culture Show At Houseguest Gallery Explores Technology And Motherhood Natalie Weis