Chances are you have not heard of these two one act operas. You are forgiven but may regret it. Recovered…
Under a foggy blue moon, The Willis haunted the Academy of Music stage to the delight of many young balletomanes…
“What we are trying to do with this show is explore some kind of queer spirituality without heterosexuality dictating what…
“Common ground[s]”By Germaine Acogny and Malou Airaudo “The Rite of Spring”By Pina Bausch “How would you dance if you knew…
Nikisha Fogo is the rare dancer in whose interpretation you can distinguish nearly every investment by teachers, ballet masters, and…
“Song of the Earth”Choreography: Sir Kenneth MacMillanComposer: Gustav MahlerWorld Premiere 1965, Stuttgart Ballett “Marguerite and Armand”Choreographer: Sir Frederick AshtonComposer: Franz…
Set in 1876 New York City, “The Age of Innocence” highlights Gilded Age high society’s unwritten rules and how they…
It was love at first sight in 1990 when I first began visiting (and occasionally living in) Austin, TX —…
For “Love Is Music,” a radio show on KUNM 89.9, the show’s host and producer asked me to pick a…
While it maybe never a good idea to go to a movie on an empty stomach unless you plan to…
‘The Showman’ by TIME Magazine correspondent Simon Shuster chronicles the first year of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and into…
” When a play is set in a cheery multi-room house replete with Christmas decorations, a warm fire, and snow-kissed…
“It’s Christmas!” is one of those announcements like, “You’re pregnant!” So much depends on context. For example, “If you run…
“The Teachers’ Lounge” is Germany’s submission for Best International Feature Film to the 2024 Academy Awards, and just a few…