Jun 04 Blog English Ballet Music for the ballet is our feature on this week’s An English Pastorale with music by Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax and Constant Lambert. Edward Elgar’s The Sanguine Fan was written in 1917 for a performance in support of war charity. The light plot of the ballet was taken from the scenario depicted on a sylvan […] By WUOL Jun 04 Blog English Ballet By WUOL
Feb 28 Themes & Variations podcast Artsbreak with Erin Keane On this week’s Artsbreak with Erin Keane, Louisville Ballet presents its very own production of Romeo and Juliet, set to Prokofiev’s score, the 37th Humana Festival of New American Plays starts Friday, March 1st, and the world premiere of a play about photographer E. Alice Austen – Alice in Black and White. More Romeo and […] By R. Johnson Feb 28 Themes & Variations podcast Artsbreak with Erin Keane By R. Johnson
Feb 27 Themes & Variations podcast Louisville Ballet – Romeo and Juliet Louisville Ballet presents Romeo and Juliet March 1 and 2 at the Kentucky Center. Choreographer Alun Jones talks about Sergei Prokofiev’s music and his inspiration for his interpretation. By R. Johnson Feb 27 Themes & Variations podcast Louisville Ballet – Romeo and Juliet By R. Johnson
Jan 24 Themes & Variations podcast Artsbreak with Erin Keane WFPL arts reporter, Erin Keane and Classical 90.5’s Daniel Gilliam, have three topics are their minds for some arts events this weekend – the Choreograhpers’ Showcase at the Louisville Ballet; a local artists exhibit at the Louisville Visual Arts Association, and a new take on sex education from the Squallis Puppeteers. By R. Johnson Jan 24 Themes & Variations podcast Artsbreak with Erin Keane By R. Johnson
Jan 22 Themes & Variations podcast Louisville Ballet Brandon Ragland is presenting two dances as part of Louisville Ballet’s Choreographers’ Showcase, January 24 – 25 at the Louisville Ballet studios. Classical 90.5’s Alan Brandt asked Brandon about his approach to choreography. By R. Johnson Jan 22 Themes & Variations podcast Louisville Ballet By R. Johnson