The arts organizations are pulling back the curtain on what happens when visual art becomes ballet.
Cincinnati Ballet, CAC host joint ‘New Works’ talk
Category: Performing Arts
Handel’s ‘Messiah’ headlines Collegium Cincinnati’s 2026-27 season
The Greater Cincinnati musical organization, which is based at Christ Church Cathedral, will present four programs during the season.
CSO unveils upcoming Winstead Chamber Series
Named for longtime CSO bassoonist Bill Winstead, the series is curated by musicians and features chamber performances in the Music Hall Ballroom.
Summermusik looks at joy, fun… & sin
All year long, Greater Cincinnati is blissfully awash in fine music. Recitals, chamber music, opera, symphonies. These are blessings that are so abundant that it can sometimes feel a bit overwhelming. But there is nothing quite like the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra’s Summermusik Festival.
Linton Chamber Music outlines plans for 2026-27
The six-concert subscription season opens Oct. 11-12 with “Romantic Conversations,” featuring the Espressivo! Piano Quartet.
Cincinnati Youth Choir names husband-and-wife team as co-artistic directors
Ryan Ellis and Cindy Ellis will become co-artistic directors beginning with the choir’s 2026-27 season. They’ll oversee programming, instruction and the choir’s artistic vision alongside Executive Director Nicholas Pridonoff.
Cincinnati Opera announces ‘Good Bones’ as final piece of Black Opera Project series
he opera features music by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Michael Abels and a libretto by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright James Ijames, adapted from Ijames’ 2023 play of the same name.
Fringe Fest returns to OTR for 23rd season
The annual festival will bring more than 35 local, national and international artists to venues across the neighborhood, including the Know Theatre, Gabriel’s Corner, First Lutheran Church and the Miami University Center for Community Engagement in OTR.
Cincy Shakes brings ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ to 40 parks
The annual Shakespeare in the Park tour runs from July 14 through Sept. 6, with stops planned in Hamilton, Warren, Butler, Montgomery, Miami and Clermont counties in Ohio; Kenton, Mason, Boone and Grant counties in Kentucky; and Dearborn, Franklin and Wayne counties in Indiana.
Newport-based Falcon Theatre unveils new season
The season opens with “Eureka Day” by Jonathan Spector, a drama set at a progressive Berkeley, California, school confronting a mumps outbreak.