OPERA America, the opera industry’s national service organization, announced yesterday that Patty Beggs, former general director of Cincinnati Opera, has been selected to join the Opera Hall of Fame.
Cincinnati’s Musica Sacra choir is holding in-person rehearsals this fall, making it a national as well as local pioneer in resuming in-person musical activities.
Uncertainty surrounding the pandemic and politics has waylaid live, in-person theater in Cincinnati, at least for the foreseeable future. So, what’s next?
D. Lynn Meyers has been the driving force behind Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati since the 1990s. The significance of her contributions to the region’s arts community is the focus of this David Lyman profile.
Oct. 5th marked a new chapter for the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra as they moved administrative offices from Northside to the Aronoff Center in downtown Cincinnati.
The May Festival, Cincinnati’s oldest performing arts organization, leaps into the 21st century with the launch of a new podcast series – Sing the Queen City.
Cincinnati Opera has announced details of the company’s 2021 Summer Festival, a return to the stage following the cancellation of the company’s 100th anniversary season in summer 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In response to COVID-19, several local music organizations have put together a series of virtual performances.
The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati originally announced a full slate of big shows for the theater’s 2020-21 MainStage Season. TCT plans to replace those shows with four productions “guaranteed to wow young and old alike,” while keeping safety a priority.
