If this week’s wet, chilly weather has you thinking that you’d like to curl up with a good book, or at least hear about one, you’re in luck. The word is center stage this week at several events around town. Plus, Music Hall’s reopening will move en pointe, but still with a literary theme.
BLINK is upon us. And more…before or after BLINK or the nights you aren’t attending. Read on for other delectable delights…
The much-needed, yet highly controversial 16-month rejuvenation of Music Hall was unveiled to a sold-out house, which could barely contain its excitement … even before the Cincinnati Symphony played its first note. It was quite the electric evening.
Master choreographer Kirk Peterson will share his secrets for re-creating “Coppelia,” the ballet world’s classic romantic comedy, at Cincinnati Ballet’s next Ballet & Beer: Meet the Artists event.
Yesterday I celebrated my 40th anniversary in Cincinnati (H.A. to Me), which makes me (besides older than I’d like to be) mindful of how much the city has changed for the better, and for how much we all have to be grateful…such as a bunch of cool stuff to fill up the week ahead! Get busy!
Yes, fall is technically a week away, but the crisp air can mean only one thing: fall festivals. They can range from a region-wide downtown extravaganza to afternoons in the park. Get outside and enjoy one this weekend.
Educators from around the Tri-State are invited to learn more about 16 local arts and culture organizations and what they can offer teachers this season.
THEATER & DANCE Cincinnati Shakespeare Company – “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” How could any theater lover not have this on the fall must-see list? Not only is this one of William Shakespeare’s most beloved plays, it is CincyShakes’ first production…
The reconfiguration and revitalization of Music Hall is among the most important arts and culture events in our city’s history and its undertaking has been enormous and complex, involving hundreds of people working from myriad perspectives. We have captured eight stories from the front lines…
Call it the “new” Cincinnati Ballet.
And look for changes to begin rolling out immediately as part of its quest to become one of the nation’s leading ballet companies.
