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Spoleto to premiere new opera for 2024: "Ruinous Gods" - Charleston City Paper - Vimarsana News

Spoleto to premiere new opera for 2024: "Ruinous Gods" - Charleston City Paper

Less than 24 hours before concluding its season, Spoleto Festival USA on June 10 unveiled a centerpiece of next year’s programming – "Ruinous Gods," a newly commissioned opera about the psychological traumas faced by families and children as a result of ongoing immigration crises around the world. 

Five Spoleto Sips to taste before the festival finale - Charleston City Paper - Vimarsana News

Five Spoleto Sips to taste before the festival finale - Charleston City Paper

Spoleto Festival USA has partnered with local bars and restaurants to promote “Spoleto Sips,” a series of drinks inspired by the season’s shows.

Orchestra celebrates Glass, Chen, homecomings over 3 nights - Vimarsana News

Orchestra celebrates Glass, Chen, homecomings over 3 nights

The Spoleto Festival USA Orchestra series will present an impressive lineup of world-renowned conductors and early-career musicians at the Charleston Gaillard Center in the coming week for what is bound to be a highlight of the summer once again. 

Handbell ensemble to offer June 4 concert - Charleston City Paper - Vimarsana News

Handbell ensemble to offer June 4 concert - Charleston City Paper

Palmetto Bronze, the premiere handbell ensemble of the Lowcountry, presents a concert of nostalgia Sunday, June 4, at Bethel United Methodist Church. Performing songs from 1900 to 2010, the handbell choir hopes to share music with a multi-generational appeal.

REVIEWS:  Dada Masilo and Brandee Younger - Charleston City Paper - Vimarsana News

REVIEWS:  Dada Masilo and Brandee Younger - Charleston City Paper

While most dances are based around a song, allowing the music or lyrics to tell the story and encourage the choreography, Dada Masilo’s “The Sacrifice” proves the body can say so much without speaking a word.