Eric Knechtges (kuh-NEK-TIS) may have simply had too much time on his hands during the age of corona … or maybe we should just enjoy the fruits of his imagination and not be judgemental.
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park today announced a $3 million pledge from Digi and Mike Schueler to help construct its new mainstage theatre complex and to support artistic programming for the next five years.
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company invites you to Revel: A Virtual Celebration, to “gather” online in honor of a local teacher, two local students, and – in the spirit of CSC’s Season of the Woman – someone without whom Cincinnati Shakespeare Company would not exist: D. Lynn Meyers, producing artistic director of Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati.
Starting Wednesday, May 13, The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati will begin auctioning a number of fun and unique items and experiences to raise funds and sustain its mission.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Cincinnati Pops today announced a new initiative, The Fanfare Project, inspired by Aaron Copland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man.”
The board and staff of the Young Professionals Choral
Collective have introduced its
next artistic director.
Taft’s Ale House and Know Theatre are partnering on Dinner & a Show, a new initiative from the folks at The Know.
After much discussion – with legal consultation and agreement from its judges – Matinée Musicale got creative – adjusted its regular procedures in order to hold the competition online.
Having been sidelined by the coronavirus, Cincinnati’s only art song series is moving online for intimate conversations with composers, fueled by crafted cocktails.
Hoping against hope for encouraging news about the coronavirus, Cincinnati Opera finally announced last week that the company’s 100th anniversary season would not take place this summer.
