BWW Review: Mark Dendy's WHISTLEBLOWER Explores Identity, Patriotism
by Lauren Wingenroth
- Sep 23, 2015
The morning after the premiere of Mark Dendy's Whistleblower at Dixon Place comes disturbing news that the military is forcing transwoman and former intelligence office Chelsea Manning to follow male grooming standards while imprisoned. Dendy's timing is lucky. His piece explores Manning's mind as she faces charges for leaking almost one million documents containing evidence of war crimes committed by the United States in Iraq and Afghanistan. Though Manning's case already feels like history in some ways, Dendy reminds us that its personal and political meanings are still urgent.
Eccles Center Sets 2015-16 Season
by Tyler Peterson
- Sep 18, 2015
Entertain. Illuminate. Educate. As Park City Performing Arts Foundation has transitioned into Park City Institute, its mission has broadened. This season at The Eccles Center illustrates PCI's efforts to not just entertain, but also to educate and to illuminate. PCI sets the tone for a 'thinky' Eccles Center season with Edward Snowden opening the line-up on December 5 (via closed video feed). As always, the season includes an eclectic mix of live dance, music, authors, speakers, family shows, spectacles, up-and-comers and well-established legends.
Seattle Center to Host 'Winterfest,' 11/27-12/31
by Tyler Peterson
- Sep 15, 2015
Connect to a wonderland of sparkling lights, spirited entertainment and child-sized diversions at Seattle Center Winterfest, Nov. 27 – Dec. 31, inside Seattle Center Armory and Fisher Pavilion and throughout the grounds at Seattle Center. The five-week festival offers free and affordable, fun-filled activities, live performances, and perennial favorites.
World Music Institute's LUSOPHONE FESTIVAL Opens Tonight with Os Mutantes
by BWW News Desk
- Sep 15, 2015
World Music Institute opens its spectacular 30th Anniversary Season with a four-night cross-cultural Lusophone Festival, featuring music from the Portuguese-speaking world with artists from Brazil, Portugal, Cape Verde, Angola, and Mozambique. From today, September 15, through September 18, back-to-back concerts take place at venues around town including Le Poisson Rouge, Drom NYC, and The Town Hall.
UK Blues Guitarist Tom Killner To Release Eagerly Anticipated Debut Album “Hard Road”
by Sally Henry Fuller
- Sep 4, 2015
One of the hottest young blues guitarists to emerge from the UK, Tom Killner, will be releasing his debut album “Hard Road” on September 4, 2015 on Cleopatra Blues in the US. Born in Rotherham UK, Killner was deemed a child prodigy of six-string blues by age 9, formed his first band a year later, and now at 19 his debut release contains a smoking hot collection of covers and originals!
Australian Chamber Orchestra Sets 2016 Season
by Tyler Peterson
- Aug 19, 2015
Beethoven's late string quartets are the mighty pillar on which the ACO's 2016 season is built. These remarkably complex quartets are the undisputed pinnacle of chamber music-making, like a musical Everest. Even though they were composed in the depths of deafness, Beethoven was at the height of his creative power.
Former Dio Guitarist Rowan Robertson to Join RAIDING THE ROCK VAULT
by Tyler Peterson
- Aug 18, 2015
“Raiding the Rock Vault” will welcome to the stage former Dio guitarist Rowan Robertson. Robertson will perform alongside lead guitarist Howard Leese in the acclaimed rock and roll production at The New Tropicana Las Vegas beginning Wednesday, August 19. Tickets are now on sale.
Shinique Smith to Bring Works to Nashville's Frist Center
by Tyler Peterson
- Aug 12, 2015
Highly expressive paintings and sculptures by New York-based artist Shinique Smith will be on view in the Frist Center's exhibition Wonder and Rainbows from October 9, 2015, through January 10, 2016. Ms. Smith, who was featured in the Frist Center's 2013 presentation of 30 Americans, is celebrated for bringing dynamic energy to her work and employing common found objects within bold compositions.
The World Music Institute Launches 30th Anniversary Season with LUSOPHONE FESTIVAL, 9/15-18
by BWW News Desk
- Aug 12, 2015
World Music Institute opens its spectacular 30th Anniversary Season with a four-night cross-cultural Lusophone Festival, featuring music from the Portuguese-speaking world with artists from Brazil, Portugal, Cape Verde, Angola, and Mozambique. FromSeptember 15-18, back-to-back concerts take place at venues around town including Le Poisson Rouge, Drom NYC, and The Town Hall.
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