Though new shows have been creeping onto the schedule for a couple of months, April offers the first full slate of theater and dance productions since the pandemic. Variety is the dead giveaway, from heady political fare to a profane pirate musical, from ballet stars to a baring of more than the soul. The thread…
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The Ordway Center for the Performing Arts today announced its 2022-2023 season, including four Broadway @ the Ordway shows and exciting concerts from the Ordway Presents Series. “The Ordway is a true gathering place in the heart of downtown Saint Paul, and we are grateful for our community of supporters who make it possible for…
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I could eat up a couple of paragraphs listing all the amazing performers who’ve had hits with Rodney Crowell’s songs. Since arriving in Nashville nearly a half century ago, he’s become one of the finest living songwriters in country music. His own performing and recording career has been equally laudable, with two Grammy Awards and…
Editor’s note: In-person events are subject to change. Please check before venturing out. Art The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art On view through Aug. 12 here is as long as there is sun, as long as there is light: Selections from the Bring Gift and The Ringling Collection of Modern…
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Breadcrumb Trail Links The Logic Author of the article: Article content OTTAWA – As the space crunch for performing artists in Toronto got worse at the end of the last decade, leaders in the Why Not theater company got a different kind of creative. The idea they came up with, an online brokerage linking strapped…
In June 2020, less than three months after the onset of a global pandemic, the iconic statue of a Texas Ranger – which had been a fixture at Dallas Love Field since 1963 – was taken down and rolled out of the building. At the time, Jennifer Scripps was director of the city’s Office of…
