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Burdens from a Distance

Carrying burdens: a universally accepted part of life and timely theme as the world shares a collective burden. Over the course of three years, speaking to hundreds of people from all walks of life, Jana Harper discovered the same underlying concerns we all share: “our loved ones, our futures, our planet, and of course, our health.” This Holding was created from the exploration of these burdens, portraying this portion of the human experience in a raw, beautiful, and thought-provoking way. During a period when many feel more alone than ever in their lives, Harper holds a fitting sentiment about herRead More

Dolly: A True Original Musical

Spanish Version here Dolly Rebecca Parton is an American singer, songwriter, musician, actress, and philanthropist, widely recognized for her significant contributions to country music, becoming a legendary figure in theRead More

¡A la vida! La figura humana en L’Chaim de Judith Donna Fox

English Version here. En la noche del 2 de agosto, tuve el placer de asistir a la recepción de apertura de la exposición más reciente de la Galería Julia Martin:Read More

Fleurs de Villes: Flowers in Music City

Backdrop:  bustling artists and their helpers in t-shirts, aprons, and sneakers toting heavy buckets of flowers and leaves and grasses into a historic mansion, the murmurs of creativity scenting theRead More

Accessible, yet Vivid, Jeremy Smith’s ‘For What It’s Worth’

Composer Jeremy Smith has just released For What It’s Worth, a short 19 minute piano album spanning several years of compositions and played excellently by Mary-Victoria Voutsas. Smith has madeRead More

The Joint Is Jumping: Summer in New York City

Delibes’ Sylvia at the American Ballet Theatre

In comparison to dance companies nationwide, American Ballet Theatre (ABT) is elderly—86 years old. But its aging has been vibrant, ever-renewing, despite having had only five individuals (or pairs) ofRead More

A Funky Night in the Basement!

The Jukebox Jam 2, presented by Jonathan Plevyak, transformed the Basement East into an ambiguously vintage night, blurring the decades into one groovy and exciting evening of fun. While someRead More

Take a Dip in the Tinney

As another spout of torrid dog days settles in on Nashville, the folks at Tinney Contemporary Art Gallery have curated Let’s Go Swimming, a “summertime group exhibition,” described as anRead More

Jennifer Whitcomb-Oliva on Creating and the Nashville Theater Scene

Jennifer Whitcomb-Oliva is a staple of the Nashville theater scene and will be performing on opening night of this year’s Kindling Arts Festival. Her solo performance art creation Effluvia, willRead More

The Jazz Beat — July

This Month’s Highlights   Big Band Dances at Centennial Park (multiple shows) (FREE) Over the course of the summer, the Centennial Park Bandshell will be hosting over a dozen localRead More

At the Scarritt Bennett Center

SONUS CHOIR’S “MOTHER NATURE”

As part of their eleventh season, SONUS Choir presented “Mother Nature: a Celebration of Female Composers and Nature,” on May 16th at 7:30 p.m. in Wightman Chapel at the ScarrittRead More