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Edinburgh international festival will explore America’s creativity and cruelty, says director |…
This year’s Edinburgh international festival will showcase American art that celebrates the creativity and energy of the US, while also exposing its cruelty and hypocrisy, its director has said.Nicola Benedetti, the Grammy-award winning…
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You’re Not Still Planning an Arts Season From YOUR Perspective, Are You?
Are you still looking at plays and symphonies and exhibits as your starting point? A reasonable approach in 1976. Big mistake in 2026.
Time is the most important variable to action. This is not the time to lazily repeat your routine.…
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Governments have moved past defunding culture and are now actively trying to own it. Italy’s government forced a far-right-linked conductor onto La Fenice over the explicit objections of its…
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Public media outlet GBH may want a merger with its competitor, but WBUR isn’t interested
In a notable shift, GBH's top executive said the public media broadcaster is open to merging with Boston's other major NPR station, WBUR.GBH Chief Executive Susan Goldberg raised the idea in an interview with the Boston Globe, and later…
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Boston Classical Review » Blog Archive » Boston Philharmonic orchestras to shut down after 2026-27…
Benjamin Zander will conduct the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra’s final season in 2026-27. File photo: Paul Mardy
The Boston Philharmonic Orchestra will shut down permanently after the 2026-2027 season after 48 years of bringing…
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Ireland’s basic income for artists changed my life. Other people deserve the same luck | Caelainn…
I won the lottery. Out of around 8,000 artists, my name was randomly chosen to be one of the 2,000 who the Irish government would pay a basic income. This pilot scheme was a test of whether a policy of supporting artists would pay off in…
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Conductor Juanjo Mena, 60, Will Retire Due To Alzheimer’s
Early last year, the Basque maestro — former chief conductor of the BBC Philharmonic and the Cincinnati May Festival and a very busy guest conductor — revealed his diagnosis. He has now announced that the disease has progressed and…
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Bodytraffic, a top L.A. dance troupe, will close after 20 years
After 20 years as one of the city’s most respected and energetic homes for contemporary dance in Los Angeles, Bodytraffic plans an intentional sunset in July at the conclusion of its current season, the company is expected to announce…
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Kosman: The Disappearing Music Critic
The time when every musical event, every world premiere, every opera opening, was the spark for a lively public discussion is gone. In its place we have, or soon will have, silence. – On a Pacific Aisle
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Atlanta, Once The “Hollywood Of The South,” Sees Its Film/TV Industry Shrink
After hitting a peak of $4.4 billion in 2022, spending on film and TV production in Georgia has tumbled, reaching just $2.3 billion in the last fiscal year, as total productions dropped from 412 in 2022 to 245 last year. – Los…
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