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Northern Nevada women honored as local leaders by Girl Scouts of the Sierra Nevada

Girl Scouts of the Sierra Nevada is pleased to announce this year’s Triumphant: Celebrating Women in Leadership Dinner honorees. Six women, each representing one of the six Girl Scout focus areas, will be recognized at the 17th annual awards dinner on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2019, at the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa in Reno.

Arnott: Gender swapping not enough as theaters challenge stereotypes

In the Wings: Shakespeare smashing success in summer

The Capital Classics 2023 Greater Hartford Shakespeare Festival production of "Macbeth" was a smashing success, breaking all prior festival and single-show attendance records. As a result, the troupe is making big plans for the upcoming year. The Capital Classics board of directors is busy workin

Festival to put on 2 Shakespeare plays in 2024

Capital Classics Theatre Company of West Hartford has announced the expansion of its well-received Greater Hartford Shakespeare Festival. In press materials, Capital Classics explained that the decision to expand the festival is "following years of steady growth and record-breaking attendance in

Liga MX: Ragged América limps into capital derby, Pumas set to pounce

Liga MX fans are gearing up for a treat tonight as América will play host to crosstown rivals UNAM in the 123rd regular-season "Capital Classic."

Review: Capital Classics' 'Macbeth' makes some unexplainable choices

Meriden resident headlines new production of Pulitzer-winning play

Meriden resident headlines new production of Pulitzer-winning play

Former Broadway shows with world premieres in Connecticut are back thanks to local small theaters

Connecticut is known for sending shows to Broadway and beyond. Many of them eventually return to the state. Four shows at various theaters around the state in the next few weeks had their world premieres in the Nutmeg State.

COVID crippled Connecticut's arts scene. Will over $1 million in Supporting Arts grants bring it back? – Hartford Courant

Over 200 state arts non-profits received Supporting Arts Grants this year from the Connecticut Office of the Arts. Individual grants ranged from $1,000 to $10,000.