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To celebrate International Women’s Day, we’re going inside the mind of some of the most successful women from elite sport, business and the performing arts. I’m lucky to be surrounded by some amazing women – my mum, wife, two daughters, and the mostly female team at Sporting Edge. Whether you're male or female tuning in, let’s celebrate what women have achieved through their discipline, confidence and resilience.  We dive into the Member’s Club Library to learn more about the power of role models, hearing from former Great Britain hockey captain Kate Richardson-Walsh and Director...

LENOX — Making good on its plans to open a new outdoor performance site in time for shows this summer, Shakespeare & Company announced this week that the 500-seat amphitheater, The New Spruce Theatre, will host theatergoers for a production of “King Lear.” The company, which canceled its entire live-performance season last year because of the COVID pandemic, aims to fill the new space on its Kemble Street campus at half-capacity, in keeping with state and local regulations, as well as guidance by Actors Equity and other professional unions. The role of King Lear will be played ...

As the State of MInnesota dials forward COVID-19 regulations, the Reif Arts Council is reopening the doors of the Wilcox Theater to 25% occupancy for The Power of Good Manners

Wellington.Scoop Two Wellingtonians have become Companions of the New Zealand Order of Merit in today’s New Year Honours List: Sue Chetwin, for services to consumer rights. Having begun her career in journalism, Ms Chetwin was editor of the Sunday News from 1994 to 1998, the Sunday Star-Times from 1998 to 2003, and founding editor of the Herald on Sunday from 2003 to 2005. As Chief Executive of Consumer New Zealand from 2007 to 2020 she successfully campaigned for many important consumer law reforms, including prohibitions on unfair contract terms, fairness in consumer credit contracts, c...

Date Time More than $50,000 in RADF grants awarded to Townsville artists Seven artists and groups across Townsville have had their Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) grants approved at this week’s Townsville City Council meeting. RADF is a joint Arts Queensland and Townsville City Council program to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland. Community and Cultural Development Committee chairperson Ann-Maree Greaney said 13 funding applications were made. “Council received 13 applications for this RADF round, but after they were assessed by the RADF Interim Panel seven appli...