Archive - Louisville Arts Bureau

At time of fraught cultural politics, 2018 play “Do You Feel Anger?” reveals deeper relevance

BY SYDNEY MEYER

Feb 10

December 2024

November 2024

Playwriting team helps boost innovative storytelling at Kentucky Shakespeare

BY SYDNEY MEYER

Nov 11, 2024

October 2024

More to monsters than meets the eye in "Monsters of the American Cinema"

Terror and skepticism give way to compassion and hope in Pandora Productions' latest offering.

Oct 15, 2024

September 2024

Inventive Local Theater Shines in Sixth Louisville Fringe Festival

BY SYDNEY MEYER

Sep 20, 2024

January 2024

December 2023

Quick, Tell a Teen to 🏆 Access to the Arts with Arts Angle Vantage

2024 workshop deadline nears • Join our community. Stay in the know.

Dec 15, 2023 •

Elizabeth Kramer

November 2023

upstart crow collective’s Inventive ‘King John’ Illuminates the Treachery, Costs and Loss of War

“Three corners of the world in arms,” a phrase at the end of Williams Shakespeare’s “King John” aptly applies to our current reality and marks a timely…

Nov 18, 2023 •

Elizabeth Kramer

April 2023

Review: “Party People” and its deep history of activism from half a century ago resonates today

By Elizabeth Kramer

Apr 10, 2023 •

Elizabeth Kramer

February 2022

Free Pop-Up Youth Arts Journalism Workshop, Week of Feb. 21

Participants get to report on glass art and the artists in the KMAC Museum exhibit “Crafting the Vernacular”

Feb 18, 2022 •

Elizabeth Kramer

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