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The restaurant and bar at 400 Pine Street in Burlington is up and running again under the name ArtsRiot, with local chef/manager Matthew Wagner at...

The Soiree Seoul is returning after a brief break with its third-ever event, this time turning the spotlight on improv comedy.

The most important letter of the alphabet in Korea is K. But it doesnt always stand for Korea, especially if youre in Busan, where it might also be used to refer to Kenneth May, the director of Liquid Arts Network, an arts community that was founded in the southeastern city almost 24 years ago.

Two top-notch foreign filmmakers living in Korea will screen their latest short films this Saturday, as part of the next event hosted by The Soiree.

The Liquid Arts Network in Busan is hosting its Books & Authors Festival on the afternoon of Dec. 16.

This past year must have broken records for the number of productions staged in a 52-week period when there were two and occasionally three shows happening the same weekend.

Liquid Arts Entertainment kept the promise they made in early June, unlike the dirty politicians they exposed.

Kelvin Manda is a clever playwright, especially in his way of employing history as the context for exposing Kenya’s conservative colonial and post-colonial political scene.

Liquid Arts’ latest production, Le Criminal, staged at Kenya Cultural Centre last weekend, is essentially about trust and truth.

Kenya Theatre Awards (KTA) gave their own premiere performance Thursday night at an event abuzz with the newest set of notable accolades.