Tate Modern and British Museum Not Quite Free, But Enriching
Not all of the art at London museums can be seen for free. Even though the general admission policy is […]
Add the Barbican To Your Must-List
Seeing the London Symphony Orchestra in a robust concert program of Beethoven at the Hall at Barbican Centre is one of […]
Majestic V&A Collection Astounding
As massive and ambitious as the Met Museum in New York City, the Victoria & Albert Museum feasts your palette […]
After Obstacles, London Presents Itself
It’s been quite a journey getting here to London. After barely catching our connecting flight in Toronto because of a narrow […]
On Tour: London
It’s time to take this on the road! I will be making my way to London tonight and you’ll be […]
Looking Forward to Spring, But Where are the Flowers?
Eagerly looking forward to the start of the spring season, attendees in Providence trickled in steadily for the weekend start […]
Met Opera Ventures into 3-D, New Productions and More
Eye-popping projections in 3-D and scintillating star casting is on tap for the Metropolitan Opera’s newly announced 2011-12 season at Lincoln Center. […]
A New Frontier of Sundance Art
Here were some of the artistic displays captured into image format from the New Frontier art space at Sundance. To […]
Dance Dance at Jacob’s Pillow, Part 2
The full slate for the Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival has now been made public and it will satiate the […]
‘Fat Pig’, Russian Ebert and Carnegie’s 120th
*Julia Stiles has been added to the cast of Neil LaBute’s upcoming Broadway play, Fat Pig. With Dane Cook and […]
Eclectic Performances Announced for Spoleto Festival
The new lineup for the 35th season of the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, SC, has been announced in an innovative cultural roster of […]
Bring On the New Shows in 2011!
The new year is officially here and it’s time to get started on one of my 2011 resolutions: writing a […]
