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Patchett isn't actually alone because her co-owner and staff are still coming in, carefully distanced from each other, to work so they can ship books to all of those desperately wanting new …
Johnson choreographed the film adaptation of The Wiz and won a Tony for his choreography for Purlie. He performed in both stage and screen versions of Damn Yankees, created works for the Alv…
At least in one West Coast city " though truly, everywhere in the U.S. " "It's pretty grim. … Everyone is experiencing the worst." " Oregon Artswatch
When the Archbishop of Turin, Cesare Nosiglia, announced the church would livestream the Shroud, things in the world of the mysterious sacred artifact got a bit weird. "Whether Nosiglia know…
Baillie "personified the Bay Area experimental cinema of the 1960s as an independent filmmaker and consummate 16-millimeter craftsman whose most extraordinary movie is a single panning shot.…
No, that's not different from the U.S. or Nigeria, but Bollywood stars, directors, production companies, dancers and everyone else are trying to figure out what to do next. "Given the specul…
When should Hollywood start up again " and can it fix all of this? "Until now, lackadaisical hygiene has largely been accepted as part of the job. While production was shut down in an …
No Lincoln Center Out of Doors, no Mostly Mozart Festival, no summer programming at all. " NPR
Organists and cantors prepare to play for live streams instead of live services. On the other hand, sometimes that's a bigger crowd: "Fewer than 600 people would tune in to watch the cathedr…
No matter how bad the technology may be, actors gonna act; singers gonna sing; and a theatre-loving public may get some benefit from the many performance livestreams. " BBC
Rodriguez, a writer, actor, and former associate artistic director at Center Theatre Group, died of cancer on Friday. "'Diane was an incredibly disciplined artist, with equal talent as a wri…
Peter Marks: "The good news is, you can now access plays and musicals of every style online, from every part of the country and many other places around the globe, a lot of itfree. The bad n…
"Artificial intelligence, and the desire to smooth out the rough edges of human biology through it, has frequently made its way into the movies. But while the most intriguing of films that d…
HireArtists.org is designed to work similarly to TaskRabbit or Fiverr, websites that link gig workers to employers looking for people to do one-off jobs. It invites photographers, d…
The popular composer, who died in 2013, finished writing Krishna in 2005, but it was never published or produced and few were aware of its existence. Then the Crown Prince, a longtime friend…
Amazon was overwhelmed by orders once retail closed and Jeff Bezos announced that all third-party merchants who sell non-essential items could no longer use Amazon's warehouses or shipping. …
"For many decades, he has been trying to delight Alfred Yankovic, the bright, painfully shy kid who grew up alone in his tiny bedroom. For the benefit of that lonely boy, he reshaped the who…
GM Artist Hub includes 10 regional arts groups who have banded together to explore opportunities for the area's mostly-freelance artists and workers. " The Stage
Elizabeth Outka: "I have spent the last five years writing a book about how the sensory and affective climate of the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic infuses interwar literature, often in ways w…
In 1995 46 percent of France's galleries had to close after the art market crash. Estimates now are that one third of French galleries will go out of business due to the pandemic. " The Art …
"I teach a class at the Harvard Business School on happiness. It surprises some people when I tell them this"that a subject like happiness is taught alongside accounting, finance, and other,…
"Soundstage, a podcast series from Playwrights Horizons announced on Thursday, allows listeners to experience world premieres by playwrights including Robert O'Hara, Heather Christian, Lucas…
The Bloomsbury Group revered him. But today he is pretty much forgotten. So why do some who achieve fame endure but others " some of the biggest " fade from history? " Prospect
"Don Gonyea, NPR's roving national political correspondent, has a lot of experience recording high-quality audio outside of a studio. He often records his features and spots from hotel rooms…
Georgia's film industry is big. It accounted for $3 billion film/TV production in 2019 and employs 92,100. It's all shut down now, and many wonder if it will survive. " ArtsATL