Stage and Dance
Rich Copley: Vic Chaney returns to Lexington to direct 'August: Osage County'
Vic Chaney, a graduate of the University of Kentucky theater department, was a founding member of Actors Guild of Lexington, where he was the artistic director until a 1998 financial upheaval prompted the board to clean house. He moved to San Francisco...
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Deep Kentucky roots create greener pastures for actress with last name Chandler
Erin Chandler moved to Los Angeles after graduating from the University of Kentucky in 1989, hoping to make a career as a film actress.
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Group says blacks denied use of Lyric Theatre
The Historic East End Community Association has complained to the U.S. Justice Department that black citizens have been denied use of the Lyric Theatre and Cultural Center in Lexington.
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Review: Seth Meyers brings his 'SNL' act to UK
Meyers’ UK appearance, one of several stand-up shows he’s doing on this off week from Saturday Night Live, was a mix of topical humor like his Weekend Update segments and self-deprecating slices of his life, like the one time he got into a bar fight after unleashing his sarcasm on ...
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Silas House's new play focuses on Appalachia's 'summer of hate'
BEREA — When Silas House got ready to write a new play for Berea College Theatre, he and director Adanma Onyedike Barton thought it would be about mountaintop-removal coal mining, a practice House has rallied against for years. Then the summer of 2011 happened. "I sort of think of it as the...
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'Justified' fan Seth Meyers jokes that violence is sure to ensue after his Lexington stand-up show
Seth Meyers is a little wary of coming to Lexington Monday night. He watches Justified."I know that no matter what happens in the hour of my stand-up, it ends in a gunfight," he says, referring to the FX television drama that portrays Lexington and Harlan as a Wild West where shootouts are routine...
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For one actor, the role of Shrek grew on him
Lucas Poost was in sixth grade when he started reciting lines from Shrek. Now, he's playing the lovable green ogre around the country, in Shrek the Musical. The show comes to the Lexington Opera House for five performances this weekend.
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Garrison Keillor will paint Richmond red for his Valentine's Day visit
Garrison Keillor knows the evening of Valentine's Day is a special time to perform.
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Her mission: to keep stand-up alive
Loni Love has achieved great success as a stand-up comic because of her "take." If you have cable TV, you've probably heard it.
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'The Rivalry' re-creates the historic Lincoln-Douglas debates
Friday night, Centre College's Norton Center for the Arts is presenting a dramatization of some of the most famous political debating in U.S. history. The presenters say the audience will see a stark contrast between the politics of today and those from before the Civil War, when Abraham Lincoln...
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Lexington Ballet celebrates Black History Month in an original way
Inspired by the words and music of black composers and performers, Ion Dance could easily have been a predictable, conventional dance concert set to ragtime, jazz and R&B, but conventional is not what the Lexington Ballet is going for in this original piece commemorating Black History Month.
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