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Updated: February 22, 2021, 8:57 pm (Chris Radburn/PA) Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The live music industry has found itself “at the back of the queue to reopen”, the chief executive of a trade body for the sector has said. Greg Parmley, chief executive of Live – a trade body for the live music industry, welcomed the additional clarity given by the Prime Minister’s road map for the ending of lockdown, but said his sector “could be months behind the rest of the economy”. He added: “The ...

The piece, part of the theater's all-digital Without Walls Festival, will have two more audience interactions over the next several months.

Posted: Feb 08, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: February 8 A University of Regina research project is pairing older adults with artists to study how the arts can improve a person's life during the pandemic. (© Mikaël Theimer) comments Seniors feeling isolated will have a new way to connect using a traditional medium: the telephone. Studio Without Walls is meant to give older Saskatchewan adults a creative outlet from the comfort of their own homes.  The project was launched by the University of Regina and the connections are part of a research study. Researchers hope to study people's ...

“Words are not enough, but they’re all that we have.” Those are among the first words spoken by the robotic female voice that guides two audience members through part one of “A Thousand Ways,” an unusual, serene and inspiring theatrical piece that opened last week as part of La Jolla Playhouse’s all-digital Without Walls Festival. Created by 600 Highwaymen, a New York experimental theater company founded by Michael Silverstone and Abigail Browde, “A Thousand Ways” was devised as a way to recreate the live and visceral connection between audience and art that has been missing ...

9 & 10 News January 22, 2021 East Bay Township resident Shirley Bowman has been going to the Grand Traverse County Senior Center Network for over 20 years, but this past year has been different. “I actually haven’t been in the Senior Center since everything was shut down,” Bowman said. “We’re coming close to a year now.” The Coronavirus pandemic has changed a lot of our lives, but especially the senior population’s. “They are the most vulnerable to this particular illness,” said Alisa Korn President of Grand Traverse County Parks and Recreation and the Senior Center Network....