Whitland Male Choir's Patrons' concert is sell-out
A sell-out audience greeted Whitland Male Choir’s first annual Patrons’ concert since the Covid pandemic caused the cancellation of its 2019…
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A sell-out audience greeted Whitland Male Choir’s first annual Patrons’ concert since the Covid pandemic caused the cancellation of its 2019…
REVIEW: Alcester Male Voice Choir concert with Alcester Victoria Silver Band at the Greig Leisure Centre, Alcester on Saturday, 22nd April
The Bach Festival Society of Winter Park is in its 88th year of classical music. But Artistic Director Dr. John Sinclair says the group's diverse programming goes beyond Bach.
Shotgun Players Announces 30th Anniversary Season, Including the Tony-Winning 'Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812' Hopefully, if all continues on a positive path with the pandemic, each week ahead will come with small announcements about the Bay Area arts and culture scenes slowly coming back to life. This week, we learn that Berkeley's Shotgun Players is alive and well, and they're planning an ambitious 30th anniversary season that kicks off with four shows meant to bridge the transition between streaming-only and in-person theater. Shotgun had the good fortune to be able to comple...
Bookwaves Chris Hedges is the author of several books on politics and dissent. In May, 2015, he gave a speech in Berkeley as a benefit for KPFA, discussing his latest book at the time, Wages of Rebellion: The Moral Imperative of Revolt. . Afterward, he was joined by host Richard Wolinsky for a Q&A that included questions by the host as well as by the audience. The Q&A is featured on today’s program, and is remarkable for its prescience. Shortly thereafter, Donald Trump announced his candidacy, and not even Chris Hedges could have predicted how quickly America changed. Artwaves