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• Miami Lyric Opera holds its own, traditionally

  
  
  

  Cuban baritone Nelson Martinez will sing Figaro for Miami Lyric Opera’s “Barber of Seville.”

  Today’s opera world is heavily influenced by the vision of the stage director, particularly in Europe, where theater visionaries (some successful, some not so much) have rethought stage works old and new in [...]

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• Edward S. Curtis’s native America that never was, on view at the Black Dog Cafe

  
  
  

  I’ve been seeing Edward Curtis’s photographs of Native Americans my whole life; we all have, I suspect. I’d be hard-pressed even to say when I first encountered them, so deeply embedded are his iconic portraits in the warp and weft of our nation’s story of itself – [...]

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• Theatre Macon presents a diverse array of productions in its 27th year

  
  
  

  Theatre Macon and the Riverside Ford Youth Performing Arts Center are located on Cherry Street in downtown Macon.

  The 27th season at Theatre Macon promises to delight audiences in central Georgia with good-humored comedy, engaging and diverse drama, and plenty of fun for the whole family. The [...]

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• 250 performers bring Random Acts of Cultureâ„¢ to San Jose’s Target Pops Summer Festival

  
  
  

  Random Acts of Cultureâ„¢ – San Jose, California from JD Andrews on Vimeo.

  Knight Foundation is celebrating its 1,000+ Random Acts of Cultureâ„¢ with four big, blow-out performances in San Jose, Detroit, Miami and Philadelphia. The fun kicked off Sunday, Aug 5 with a [...]

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• GroundWorks Dance Theater coming to Glendale Cemetery

  
  
  

  One of the most interesting features of GroundWorks Dance Theater, a Knight Arts grantee, is its ability to stage performances just about anywhere.

  Historically, GroundWorks had a series along the idea of dance in unusual settings, like museum lobbies, libraries, an old-fashioned icehouse. It holds to [...]

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