Fall is upon us, though, which means season openers in all sorts of places. Enjoy some theater at Falcon or Matinee Musicale on Sunday afternoon. Peruse a FotoFocus exhibit at the 21c Museum while you plan what to do for the rest of the week. It’s all there, just for you.
Movers & Makers invited the leaders of Cincinnati’s “Big Four” professional theaters to join arts writer David Lyman for a chat. The conversation – nearly all of it on the record – rambled easily from subject to subject. For the most part, they all want the same things…
The company’s 27th MainStage season kicks off in September with “Camp Siegfried” by Bess Wohl. It’s one of four premieres in the lineup.
Jazz reigns this week with performances inside and out. Who can resist jazz at the American Sign Museum? Or jazz in the park, on the square or at The Redmoor? Cincy Fringe ends its annual run. Cincinnati Opera raises the curtain on Mozart’s bad-boy opera, “Don Giovanni.” And a contemporary “Fun House” opens at Solway Gallery. Treats all around.
The 21st annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival returns May 31. Performances will occur over the course of two weeks at sites in Over-the-Rhine.
Bridget Leak will become the fifth producing artistic director in the 27-year history of Know Theatre of Cincinnati. Her role starts May 1.
Youth, high school and collegiate performers rule this week: Miami University and University of Cincinnati choral groups, violinist Randall Goosby, a youngster himself, bows into town, and there are plenty of other adult events, too. You’re sure to find something to tickle that fancy.
Check out interesting things to do in some of the area’s historic places of worship. Not all is sacred, though. Theater, children’s programs, chamber music, an organ concert and some Bach will grace chancels across the city. Plus, a whole lot more…
Artistry is all around us. Art is an exhilarating dance in a food market. Art is relished in old, beautifully restored buildings. Art is participatory on historic bridges. Well-appointed concert halls are nice. Expertly curated museums are comfortable, but try on something new this week.
Location, location, location. Culture FIX pays homage to that old adage this week as we invite you to experience cultural mainstays in unique locations.
