MusicTheatre World War I Explored at the Shaw Fest By David Sheward on August 29, 2018 The Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario commemorates the 100th anniversary of... Read more →
MusicOUR WORLD The audacity of Aretha Franklin—a voice for Black liberation By Tiffany M. Hobbs on August 22, 2018 I hope Jesus doesn’t look like the white man on the wall. That flowy-locked... Read more →
MusicTheatre Stratford Music Man, Rocky Horror Celebrate Freedom By David Sheward on August 22, 2018 The Stratford Festival in Ontario includes musicals along with Shakespeare, classic and... Read more →
Music A Feisty Dvořák at the Hollywood Bowl By R. Daniel Foster on August 8, 2018 There was a pair of firsts at the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Dvořák and Saint-Saens... Read more →
MusicTheatre Hershey Felder Captivates as Beethoven By Steve Gottfried on August 8, 2018 If the headline for this article gives you pause, it should. The deaf composer, best... Read more →
MusicTheatre West Side Story and VIxen at Glimmerglass By David Sheward on August 8, 2018 Casts and creative staff trained in opera don’t always gel with musical theatre... Read more →
MusicOUR WORLD Does Social Media Harm Our Culture? By Dan Matthews on August 1, 2018 Here’s a disturbing story that you might remember hearing on the news: It’s about the... Read more →
MusicTheatre Musical Mashups: Heels, 12th Night, Fiddler and Disco By David Sheward on August 1, 2018 A quartet of musical productions on and Off-Broadway mash up musical styles, time... Read more →
DanceMusicOUR WORLDStreet Art SHAPE OF MEMORY By Sarah Elgart on July 23, 2018 Like life itself, dance is ephemeral and fleeting... As an anecdote to the unstoppable... Read more →
ArtLiteratureMusic Dudamel Masters Rachmaninoff at the Hollywood Bowl By R. Daniel Foster on July 18, 2018 Conductor Gustavo Dudamel delivered the second of more than a half-dozen Hollywood Bowl... Read more →
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