Art and Culture

STRATFORD, Ontario — I have come to realize that I do not approve of excellent artistic directors leaving theaters when they still have much to give.At some point during the COVID crisis, it became an article of faith that longtime…
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“A lot of the challenges that are happening right now are of the times. They’re reflecting what’s going on in our country, and I think it’s important that we all try to stick together through it and keep dancing.” – Los…
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Now the next Céline Dion won’t have to pretend to be Swiss. – BBC Source link
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The Royal Shakespeare Company has cast Sharon D. Clarke in the title role of “Othello,” with Monique Touko directing a production that relocates Shakespeare’s tragedy to a climate-threatened future and places a Black lesbian in the…
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In addition to the much-litigated case of the George Washington house site, all references to enslaved people were quietly removed from Independence Hall and from the wall panel text for the Thomas Jefferson portrait at the nearby…
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“The stand-alone NBCUniversal will include Universal’s film and television studios, its growing theme parks division, the NBC and Telemundo networks, Bravo, Peacock, and the European media business, Sky. The remaining Comcast business…
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Dame Penelope Keith, who has died aged 86, rose to fame in the late 1970s and early 1980s, becoming one of Britain’s most popular comedy actresses through her work in the BBC sitcoms The Good Life and To the Manor Born: she was both…
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More than 70 years after he shot the first few frames, Orson Welles’s ambitious project to put Don Quixote on the big screen may finally be completed thanks to a consortium of European film archivists.Oja Kodar, the American film-maker’s…
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“The Cultural Fund will be forced to reduce the number of grants it had been expecting to distribute in the coming year, from 332 to 232. It has changed its eligibility requirements, eliminating grants to a pool of midsize…
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Australia’s theatre industry is in desperate need of tax reform to keep it alive, experts have warned the federal government, after two major touring musicals and a $20m opera cancelled shows in the space of a week, citing skyrocketing…
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