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Summer is right around the corner, which means commencement season is rapidly approaching.

Northern Kentucky University's School of the Arts presents 'Elegies: A Song Cycle' by William Finn, continuing the 2020-21 Theatre + Dance academic season.

Actors Theatre of Louisville will stream Block Association Project, April 20-May 1.

Kentucky Shakespeare announces the return of the free SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARKS tour this spring, which kicked off April 17 at Maples Park in Crestwood.

Northern Kentucky University School of the Arts announces the launch of the inaugural Summer Dance Institute, A Three Day Holistic College Dance Institute for Artists in the Making.

ACT Louisville Productions (ALP) is a new performing arts production company formed by educator and entrepreneur Beth Craig Hall (Actors Center for Training and Dancers Center for Training) in partnership with arts administrative professional and entrepreneur Randy Blevins.

21c Museum Hotels, a multi-venue contemporary art museum and award-winning hospitality company, and Artadia, a nonprofit grantmaker and nationwide community of visual artists, curators, and patrons, have announced their collaboration on the inaugural 21c Artadia Award.

Louisville Ballet has announced the next original ballet art film in their digital Season of Illumination – The Rite of Spring.

Kentucky Opera has announced its Brown-Forman 2021/22 season highlighting community and artistic partners, as well as key themes of Faith, Justice and Family that resonated throughout Kentucky Opera’s 2020/21 virtual season.

Join Louisville Ballet and River City Drum Corp as they bring the arts back to life this spring with Music in Motion.

Danny Wimmer Presents will produce a months-long concert series on the Great Lawn At Waterfront Park beginning this May.

The previously announced production lineup has been adjusted.

On the Edge Theater Company will be hosting auditions on Saturday, April 10th, 2021 for their upcoming black comedy, Sordid Lives.

One play changed my perspective on Shakespeare, theatre and the part that race plays in our creative and popular culture.

Main Street Players are asking for help through a GoFundMe campaign after the company's office and storage areas sustained damaged from drainage backup that took place last month.

The Carnegie is inviting families throughout the Tri-State to enjoy the start of spring on Saturday, April 17 and Sunday, April 18 at 4 p.

Louisville Folks School & Kentucky Performing Arts will present 'Exploring the African American Influence on Kentucky Music' in April.

Kentucky Shakespeare announces the relocation of their offices and operations, opening new headquarters in Old Louisville this May.

On the heels of the international smash hit Dixie’s Tupperware Party and the inspiring Dixie’s: Never Wear a Tube Top While Riding a Mechanical Bull (and 16 other things I learned while I was drinking last Thursday), Dixie Longate has returned with a new show for these unpredictable times.

 The Carnegie is inviting the public to experience a socially distant staged reading of the groundbreaking ANGELS IN AMERICA: PT.

The Dance Masters Performing Arts Competition and Workshop will be held this weekend at the Paramount Arts Center after being cancelled last year due to COVID-19.

Women have always played an important role on and behind our stages.

In a world of ballads and dance breaks, beats and bars and breakdancing also has a place.

The Kentucky Wesleyan College Theatre Department will present “Guys and Dolls” in the Activity Hall at 3300 Frederica St.

Pandora Productions, Louisville’s only theatre company dedicated and most trusted to tell the stories of the LGBTQ community, has announced the final two plays of the 2020-2021 Virtual Season.