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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…
 • Elizabeth Kramer
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…
 • Elizabeth Kramer
Educators honored as Kentucky theater students vie for first time in national Jimmy Awards
Participation possible thanks to Kentucky Performing Arts' inaugural Bradley Awards
 • Sydney Meyer
At time of fraught cultural politics, 2018 play “Do You Feel Anger?” reveals deeper relevance
BY SYDNEY MEYER
In world premiere of “Yeti for Love,” a television classic inspires new holiday hero
Nostalgia comes with sizzle and silliness this holiday season in “Yeti for Love,” a new drama that reunites Louisville playwright Brian David Walker…
 • Elizabeth Kramer
Elevate #YouthVoice This #Giving Tuesday
Donate Today to Give Youth Access to Art and Amplify their Voices
 • Elizabeth Kramer
Playwriting team helps boost innovative storytelling at Kentucky Shakespeare
BY SYDNEY MEYER
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Art and culture in the Louisville region, sometimes extending farther into Kentucky and Indiana.

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