Under difficult circumstances, the New York Opera Fest celebrates its sixth season during May and June 2021. Both virtual and in-person performances are planned by the 20+ local, New York … [Read more...] about The 6th New York Opera Fest gets underway
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PROTOTYPE Announces Ninth Annual Festival, 8-16 January 2021
PROTOTYPE: Opera | Theatre | Now has been completely re-envisioned following the Covid-19 crisis. The result is a series of multi-disciplinary, cross-platform events that expand the technological … [Read more...] about PROTOTYPE Announces Ninth Annual Festival, 8-16 January 2021
Stephen Cleobury on life with the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge
Concerts at Saint Thomas continues its 2018-19 season with a performance by the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge on 1 April at 7:30 pm. Saint Thomas’s is located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan at … [Read more...] about Stephen Cleobury on life with the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge
Barbara Luisi’s exhibition of ‘Glowing Night, Artificial Lights’ photography goes on display in New York
Photographer Barbara Luisi has a good Italian name, though she's German and largely lives in New York. The 'Luisi' surname comes from her husband, Fabio, who is the Principal Conductor at the … [Read more...] about Barbara Luisi’s exhibition of ‘Glowing Night, Artificial Lights’ photography goes on display in New York
Stephen Sondheim to receive the Handel Medallion from Mayor Michael Bloomberg
Stephen Sondheim is to receive New York City's highest honour for achievement in the arts. The award is given by the City of New York for contribution to the city's intellectual and cultural … [Read more...] about Stephen Sondheim to receive the Handel Medallion from Mayor Michael Bloomberg
Two quirky ballerinas strike a pose at the Frick Collection
Pablo Picasso is generally acknowledged to be the greatest draftsman of the twentieth century. The Frick Collection, New York, and the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., have co-organized an … [Read more...] about Two quirky ballerinas strike a pose at the Frick Collection
New York’s ‘Fall for Dance’ announce the lineup for 2011
Steven McRae will be donning his tap-shoes for the latest edition of Fall For Dance at New York City Center, which will run from October 27 to November 6. Twenty companies and choreographers are … [Read more...] about New York’s ‘Fall for Dance’ announce the lineup for 2011
Met Museum will stay open into the night to cope with crowds for McQueen Show
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has never catered to the late-night crowd, but on August 6 and 7th, for the last two days of its blockbuster exhibition “Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty,’’ it will keep … [Read more...] about Met Museum will stay open into the night to cope with crowds for McQueen Show
Fabio Luisi’s moving house – but will Jimmy Levine be moving out?
Fabio Luisi is moving to New York. He and his wife, Barbara Luisi, a former violinist and now a photographer, and their 13-year-old son are moving to New York in May, to an apartment on West 96th … [Read more...] about Fabio Luisi’s moving house – but will Jimmy Levine be moving out?
Spider-man skis in with a no-injury performance in post-blizzard Broadway
The main risk for the actors of 'Spider-man: Turn Off the Dark' is now no longer inside the theatre building but on the sidewalk outside. After the recent blizzards Broadway actors are taking to their … [Read more...] about Spider-man skis in with a no-injury performance in post-blizzard Broadway
