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Striking Gold in The Cherry Orchard
One of those stories that doesn’t sit neatly in any camp, The Cherry Orchard seems content simply existing as a marvel. Written in 1903 by …
Dance Celebration a Rocket to Wonderful
Sometimes you just take the lead from the crowd. Dressed to the nineteens, the swarm of life filling the Harris Theater’s lobby Saturday night couldn’t …
How to Clone a Mammoth (and save the future)
Gaining a fuller appreciation of our planet’s true dynamism may be an unspoken by-product of the National Geographic Live series held in performing arts centers …
Salvador Dali’s Stunning Unbound Art
Dreams stand alone in their mystery and fascination. What do they mean? How can they be both sensationally beautiful and completely bizarre? We even wonder …
The Unrelenting Grip of Bias Examined from the Inside Out
The emergence of a global pandemic in 2020 was the last time Black Americans thought collectively about government conspiracy. Skepticism about true intent kept thousands …
The Power of Family Showcased in Layalina
Despite the brittle and bitter reality of America’s political divide, the US still attracts throngs around the world in need of refuge. Whether it be …
Earth, Wind and Fire Tribute a Celebration of Music and the Man Behind It
Music swirls through the fabric of every age. In 1776 ballads, dance tunes, arias and sonatas were just a few of the styles of music …
Dance Goliath Returns in Splendor
Alvin Ailey, the famed founder of one of America’s most revered dance companies, believed “dance is for everybody”. That it’s an art that comes from …
Capital Grille and Ocean Prime – A Tale of Two Restaurants
White tablecloths, premium steak and a well pressed wait staff all point to a certain kind of dining. There’s also usually a hint of glamor …