Louisville Arts Bureau
Elizabeth Kramer, Sydney MeyerArt and culture in the Louisville region, sometimes extending farther into Kentucky and Indiana.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 44 | Subscribers | Read | artsbureau.substack.com |
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‘Kimberly Akimbo’ touring production delivers musical’s story threading tragedy, hope, humor
Meeting audience expectations is rarely an issue for touring musicals with super pop songs embedded in beloved movie-based storylines. Audiences know what they are getting — big music numbers with narratives they know.
Kentucky Opera’s abridged “La Traviata” packs powerful voices into its small space
Since Giuseppe Verdi put music to the story of the 1852 play “La Dame aux camélias” by Alexandre Dumas fils, giving voice to “La Traviata” and the doomed Violetta, t his grand opera has inspired scores of complementary stories. That include...
World premiere of 'FDR’s Very Happy Hour' gives solid performances with uneven script
From the banked seating, Actors Theatre of Louisville’s Bingham Theatre audience members hesitantly began to sing the 1929 song “Happy Days are Here Again” with coaxing from the onstage character, President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Portrayed ...
Educators honored as Kentucky theater students vie for first time in national Jimmy Awards
Counting down from eight, high school senior Jenna Morrison takes her place center stage at the New Albany High School Theater Arts and prompts ensemble members, posing as jurists, to wave their arms in a syncopated rhythm.
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Arts writer. Love learning how art makes people, communities tick. https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-kramer-8546b06/
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