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Aylish taking her first steps towards her performing arts school dream
A new performing arts school is to be opened by a Haverhill mum – and it will be the first step towards her ultimate dream becoming a reality. Aspire Performing Arts – Haverhill, is being launched by Aylish Baxter, the holder of a diploma in musical theatre from Bodyworks, in Cambridge, where she trained in…
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Craig: Arts center needed in eastern Loudoun
As the founder of a technology company headquartered in Loudoun County, I’m surprised that the county lacks a community arts center in the densely populated area of eastern Loudoun County. I remember asking a friend back in 2006 this very question. The county approved $21.2 million in its 2023 budget for sports, parks and recreation…
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Top 10 concerts this week in Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice, Englewood, Punta Gorda
As we delve deeper into November’s local events calendar, it’ll be another busy week of concerts, with the biggest show being a Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and the voice behind multiple No. 1 hits, visiting Sarasota’s Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall on what’s being billed as their farewell tour. The same venue will…
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Artists and visionaries hope to strengthen local art community at upcoming workshop
Artists and creative minds across London, Ont., are set to gather at a workshop at Western University on Saturday, Nov. 18 to share ideas and strategies on how to uplift the performing arts industry in the city. The workshop, Building a Creative Community, is part of Words Festival with a goal to inspire dialogue and look toward creating more…
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Sarasota Performing Arts Foundation names new CEO
The Sarasota Performing Arts Foundation Board of Directors has named a veteran of nonprofit arts and cultural organizations as chief executive officer. Bringing more than two decades of leadership serving complex nonprofit arts and cultural organizations nationwide, Tania Castroverde Moskalenko will officially assume her duties on Feb. 5, 2024. In the interim, she will work…
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Carnegie Hall’s Douglas Beck on broadening artists’ horizons
05:14 Since its doors swung open in 1891, New York’s Carnegie Hall has set the standard for musical excellence as one of the world’s most aspirational destinations for the leading lights in the performing arts. When Douglas Beck joined the staff of Carnegie Hall’s Weil Music Institute in 2011, he oversaw the Hall’s wide range…
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Art is good for the soul
The Iowa Economic Development Authority participated in a year-long study called Arts and Economic Prosperity 6, including 565 Iowa non-profit organizations. From museums, art centers, festivals, performing arts venues and more, the economic impact of these organizations is powerful. Randy Cohen and Sally Dix join host Charity Nebbe to explain the study’s findings. Later in…
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Owner of Harlow performing arts school: “It works around my children so I never miss a moment with them’
A MUM-of-three is championing a new scheme to encourage mothers back into work and to set up their own franchises after seeing the benefits herself after building performing arts schools across Essex. Emma Murphy, a mum from Essex, set up her first Make Believe performing arts school in Basildon twelve years ago is now encouraging…
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For Amyl and the Sniffers, rock is an extreme sport
The Melbourne band is about to tour. You have been warned. Credit: Kristoffer Paulsen Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size Amy Taylor had just dropped her satin boxing shorts to her knees to slap the bottom half of her silver string bikini when the stage invader appeared. Her rat-tailed blonde mop did a…
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Original LEGS DIAMOND Cast Will Reunite at New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
On Monday, December 4, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts will host a reunion of the original cast of the Tony-nominated Broadway musical Legs Diamond. Hosted by BroadwayWorld’s own Richard Ridge, the special event will feature original cast members: Christine Andreas, Brenda Braxton, Bob Stillman, Ruth Gottschall, Randall Edwards, Wendy Waring, Deanna Dys, Mary Rotella, and Carol Ann Baxter. The musical Legs Diamond told the story…