Slog (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Mike McGinn will hold three town halls—one in south Seattle, one in the Central District, and one near Northgate—before taking over the mayor's office in January. In a pivot from his campaign-themed stump speeches, McGinn says he's intent on listening to residents about what they want. "I just want to know how we build trust in government and how we built a strong team," McGinn...
Slog (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Marilyn Raichle, founder and former director of the Seattle International Children's Festival, has stepped back into the organization to replace Andrea Wagner, who was fired a few weeks ago after 13 years at the helm . People are describing the situation at Giant Magnet (SICF's new name after a re-branding campaign) as ConWorks all over again : a popular leader of a performing arts organization gets...
daily observations (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Arnica String Quartet, with guest cellist Marilyn De Oliviera, will be playing a concert presented by the Newport Symphony at the Newport Performing Arts Center on Saturday, December 19 at 7:30 p.m. It’s an all-French program: the Debussy String Quartet, op. 10, the Ravel Sonata for Violin and Cello, and Franck’s grand Quintet for [...]
Arts Admin (Free subscription) | yesterday
For this week's edition of bad arts advocacy we take a trip to my home town. The Globe and Mail reports : If ever there was a time for British Columbia's artistic community to take a metaphorical wrecking ball to the powers-that-be, this is it. Tonight in Vancouver, expect outrage. And for the provincial government to be the prime target. The Wrecking Ball is an evening of political theatre, a Toronto...
Tampa Bay Online (Free subscription) | yesterday
After more than a month of rehearsals, often putting in 12-hour days, singer/dancer/actor Janet Dacal moves one step closer tonight to bringing a new dimension to author Lewis Carroll's "Alice" legacy.
San Antonio's Classical Oasis (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Artist Foundation of San Antonio, which gives grants to individual artists, is giving $62,000 this year, the fourth for the awards. More than 160 artists applied and eleven were selected to receive $5,000 each. Most of the awards are given for specific projects, except the George Cortes Award for Classical Singing, which recognizes opera-based vocal ability. Soprano Angela Malek will receive
Dayton Daily News (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Warren County Arts and Culture Center board selected green space to build its proposed facility at the Otterbein Retirement Community Dan Cunningham, WCACC Board of Trustees chairman, said the green site at Otterbein on the east side of Ohio 741 near Lebanon was the board’s unanimous choice.
HarbourLiving.ca (Free subscription) | yesterday
Oak Bay: Try this event with Music for young and old to welcome the season. The Classics, Caribbean and Chanukah melodies are brought to life under the batons of Peter Dent and Guest Director Michael Klazek.
Indy Star (Free subscription) | yesterday
Delays caused by cracked steel in the roof may have delayed opening planned for September.
Clef Notes (Free subscription) | yesterday
Nobody fits the description of aristocratic conductor better than Riccardo Muti. If all he had going for him was height, classic Italian features and fab hair, he'd probably still be a major global star. The Neapolitan Muti, of course, has...
Adaptistration (Free subscription) | yesterday
Who doesn’t like taking a look into someone else’s office? I know I do and whenever possible, I like to take the time to profile some of better orchestra office spaces when the opportunity permits. At the end of the 2008/09 season, I spent some time in Springfield, MO working with the Springfield Symphony Orchestra [...]
atHome Top Story (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Footloose cast and crew at Toronto's Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts are dropping like flies and the first performance is Tuesday.
Travel Guides (Free subscription) | yesterday
Portland, Oregon is not a large city, but it’s still a popular vacation destination due to it’s beautiful landscape and many fun activities. Like any good city, Portland offers activities that everyone can enjoy, regardless of their tastes or interests. There are literally thousands of things to do in this great city, but below you [...]
a peek inside the fish bowl (Free subscription) | yesterday
Before I launch into this post I’d like to welcome a new Fishbowl sponsor… The National Arts Centre! The NAC is the epicentre of Ottawa’s arts and culture scene. Music, dance, theatre - you’ll find it all here. Did you know that the NAC is the only multidisciplinary, bilingual performing arts centre in North America? And [...]
Ionarts (Free subscription) | yesterday
Leif Ove Andsnes, pianist (photo courtesy of NRK)On Friday night, sponsored by the Washington Performing Arts Society, pianist Leif Ove Andsnes (in his first local appearance since a recital at Strathmore last year) and South African visual artist Robin Rhode presented Pictures Reframed, a multimedia concert centered on Modest Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition at the Kennedy Center Terrace...
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ravndura | 25/09/2009
Want to download Fame full movie online ? Fame is the latest blockbuster to hit the screens in US. Read on as I share with you more about the movie and where to download Fame . Fame - The Plot A reinvention of the original Oscar®-winning hit film, "Fame" follows a talented group of dancers, singers, actors, and artists over four years at the New York City High School of Performing Arts, a diverse,...
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theatretrain | 24/09/2008
On September 28 th a group of 60 nervous, excited and wide eyed local young people will be traveling to the Royal Albert Hall to perform in the musical extravaganza “I don’t feel like dancing!” Known as The company that loves to perform, Theatretrain was founded in East London in 1992 and since then has produced annual shows in London ’s west end and throughout Great Britain . Past venues include The...
trdwl | 14/07/2008
Douglas Mallach seeks position with a boston ballet troupe. With 13 years of study under his belt, the 24 year olds prospects look bright. Those in the performing arts community should be hearing much about Douglas Mallach in the years to come. If you know of a bright prospect in the balllet dance arena, please respond with a brief profile.
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I saw Douglas Mallach perfrom when he was working in Dallas Texas. I agree that he is a up and coming star.
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