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By Ling Mei-hsueh and Liu Tzu-hsuan / Staff reporter, with staff writerThe Prague Philharmonic Orchestra is to perform in Taiwan from Saturday through Tuesday next week, with its artistic planning director saying the performances of Antonin Dvorak’s From the New World symphony would be “the best congratulations to Taiwan” as it marks its National Day on Monday next week.

Cirque de la Symphonie returns with the Houston Symphony this weekend at Jones Hall for a dazzling display that partners the strength of the orchestra with the jaw-dropping feats by the world’s greatest aerial flyers, acrobats, contortionists, dancers, balancers, and jugglers in a one-of-a-kind live concert event.

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Serving as English teaching assistants, Bucknell's 2022 Fulbright award winners will build community in Colombia, the Czech Republic and Belgium.

GINGER THATCHER will be on the faculty of Ballet Arts, Inc.’s Summer Intensive which will be taking place from June 13-17, 2022 in Jackson, Tennessee. Ms. Thatcher will be teaching musical theater, jazz, and modern dance classes for the participants in this year’s Summer Intensive.

To mark 120 years since the great director’s birth, we revisit this 1950 interview, in which Ophüls candidly appraises his talents as a filmmaker – and actor.

Muir remembered Greer living in a garret dominated by a bed that smelled strongly of cigarettes.

You cant believe anything you read these days, but sometimes you must pull yourself...

On April 16, 1955, soprano Camilla Williams became the first Black singer to appear at the Vienna State Opera, bowing as Cio-Cio-san in Puccini’s

Kids once performed "Brundibar" in a concentration camp. Indianapolis Opera is showcasing it a new way that gives context to the horror and hope.