Lesson in nutrition with a taste of opera
SHOW TARGETS SCHOOLCHILDREN TO GET THEM TO EAT HEALTHFULLY
By Kristin Bednarski kbednarski@herald-leader.com
The Schmidt Opera Outreach Program is giving Kentucky students food for thought with its new performance, Get Stuffed, beginning Monday at Adkins-Caudill Performing Arts Center in Sandy Hook.
It's 'Nonsense' in an intimate venue
By Robert Parks Johnson Contributing Writer
Intimacy might not be a word that one normally associates with ballet, but an intimate performance is precisely what Lexington Ballet has in mind when it presents Nonsense at the Downtown Arts Center this weekend.
Traditional music, dance and food greet the Chinese New Year
By Heather Scott Special to the Herald-Leader
In past years, the Chinese New Year Celebration in Lexington included auctions of Chinese paintings and calligraphy, and performances by Chinese acrobats and magicians. The sold-out 2010 celebration, on Saturday at the Lexington Opera House, will include live music by Abigail Washburn and members of the Beijing Opera, and Cheryl Pan, , a professional dance artist living in Lexington who specializes in teaching Chinese ethnic dances.
Review: LCT's interactive 'Fisherman' is simple, well told
By Candace Chaney Contributing Theater Critic
Learning to be content with who you are and what you have is one of life's more difficult lessons. Our consumer culture doesn't make it any easier.
Rich Copley: Eric Seale is staying busy: working with two theaters
Rich Copley Herald-Leader Culture Columnist
Eric Seale knew he would be busy this month. He just didn't know how busy.
- 'Drowsy Chaperone': Catch it while you can
- Review: 'Drowsy Chaperone' at the Opera House
- Review: Studio's 'True West' captures conflict of brothers
- 'Drowsy Chaperone' to perk up musical fanatics in Lexington
- 'True West' examines the bond of brothers
- Children's Theater needs votes for $1 million grant
