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Misfits Theatre Presents “The Drowsy Chaperone” At ARTS/West
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Theater often pokes fun at itself for the sake of nuanced storytelling, much to the delight of the audience, the actors, and everyone else concerned. The Drowsy Chaperone is a… Read More
Mountain Stage Headed To Ohio University Jan. 22
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Sunday, Jan. 22, Ohio University’s Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium will be full with the wholesome sounds of Chely Wright, KT Tunstall, Mark Erelli, Johnny Staats accompanied by Robert Shafer, and Athens’ own J.D…. Read More
A Lifetime of Music: A Chitchat With Rhonda Vincent
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This Sunday, the one of the most accolade-laden acts in all of bluegrass is headed back to Stuart’s Opera House for a special musical matinee kicking off at 3 p.m.:… Read More
Exploring That Jungle Aesthetic: A Conversation With John Jagos
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Sometime during his sophomore year, Ohio University School of Media Arts and Studies alumnus John Jagos crafted a name for the colorful electronic music he was crafting: Brothertiger. Pulled from… Read More
Aquabear Legion Kickstarts Fundraising Campaign for ‘Volume 6’
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For 13 years, Aquabear Legion has been bringing together Ohio-based artists to craft diverse, highly listenable and always visually gorgeous music compilations. This year the collective will release their twelfth… Read More
Striking Photographs Of Paris On Display In Mansfield
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Oftentimes the magical aura of a certain place and time can only be captured within a very specific time, especially when it comes to the art of photography. Such is the… Read More
Rochester, NY-Based Band Headed To Casa Jan. 14
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Rochester, NY-based quartet The Mighty High and Dry (MHD) are headed to Casa Nueva Saturday, Jan. 14, with their unique brand of sophisticated Americana-infused rhythm-heavy garage rock in tow. That may read… Read More
Sensory Friendly Tours, Star Wars, Shakespeare and More At DACO
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After marking it’s 16-year anniversary last fall, the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio (DACO), located in historic downtown Lancaster in the Reese-Peters House, has revamped their educational programming to fit the… Read More
A Conversation With Steve Gunn
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Steve Gunn can do a lot with a guitar. The Brooklyn-based musician has performed with the likes of Kurt Vile‘s The Violators, New York legend Ed Askew, acclaimed experimental folk… Read More
Ohio University Wind Symphony Releases “Color + Light”
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Just in time for the Ohio University School of Music’s 100th anniversary in 2017, the Ohio University Wind Symphony has released their second commercial album, Color + Light. “We recorded… Read More
Cathie Ryan Brings Irish American Christmas To Peoples Bank Theatre
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On Friday, critically lauded singer-songwriter Cathie Ryan will bring her luminous vocals and band of virtuoso musicians to the Peoples Bank Theatre in Marietta for The Winter’s Heart, Ryan’s musical… Read More
Jazz Fusion Act Headed To Wolftree Collective Tomorrow
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Tomorrow Columbus-based jazz fusion act Playhouse will put on one of their one-of-a-kind performances at Wolftree Collective, 74 E. State St., starting at 7 p.m. Playhouse was formed over a… Read More
ATCO Idol To Warm Up Stuart’s Opera House Thursday
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On Dec. 8, ATCO Idol will take place for the first time at Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville. The event allows those involved with ATCO, an organization provided through the… Read More
Ariel-Ann Carson Dater Performing Arts Center Host Holiday Programming
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Since the early ‘90s, the Ariel-Ann Carson Dater Performing Arts Centre in Gallipolis has been serving Southeast Ohio’s performing arts community by providing a gorgeous, historic setting for live music… Read More
Benefest Turns It Up To 11 For a Good Cause
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Tonight marks the kick off of the sixth annual Benefest, a weekend-long music extravanganza that rocks out for a good cause. The event, which takes place at Casa Cantina tonight… Read More
Gingerbread Competition Brings Sweet Cheer to Uptown Athens
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Since 2013, the Uptown for the Holidays Gingerbread House Display and Competition has been bringing sweet-tooth satisfying holiday cheer to the windows of Court Street businesses. The call for entries… Read More
The Incredible Importance of Positivity: the Zak Roé Philosophy
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A Day In the Life of Zak Roé is a 16-minute, real-time trek to Athens’ Court Street Subway sandwich restaurant with 2016 Ohio University Homecoming King, Zak Roé. “How’s your… Read More
Play This Film Loud: Looking Back On ‘The Last Waltz’
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Some films should be played loud, and The Last Waltz, The Band’s final live performance, cinematized by none other than legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese – is most definitely one of… Read More
Peace and Love Did Flow: Mavis Staples At Ohio University
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Mavis Staples is not only one of the surviving members of Stax Record’s The Staples Singers; she also took part in the historic March on Washington in 1963, considered Dr…. Read More
Art Of Album Making Examined In ‘Soundbreaking’
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Your favorite sounds have a story, and, in most cases, those stories ripened behind the knobs of a soundboard. Soundbreaking: Stories From the Cutting Edge of Recorded Music is an eight-episode… Read More
Historic Holiday Celebrations Season Long At DACO
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Something special happens right at the end of each calendar year. For most of the western hemisphere; the final weeks of the year are filled with celebration: family get-togethers, work… Read More
Insider’s Look Into Children’s Book Writing Workshop This Weekend
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Nov. 12, children’s author and publishing professional Tracey Dils will present a workshop at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio on how one can pick up the pen and start… Read More
Laugh To Keep From Crying: ‘Have You Seen My Mom’ Headed to Donkey
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Psychological illness, abusive parents and suicide are all prime topics for Columbus-based stand-up comedians Brian Doney and Amber Falter. The duo, which aims to enlighten and empower audiences to openly… Read More
Looking Back (and Forward) With Angela Perley
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Late last month, Columbus-based retro rockers Angela Perley and the Howlin’ Moons released the official video for “White Doves,” the opening track off of their rollicking sophomore effort, Homemade Vision…. Read More
The Human Importance of Live Music: an Interview With Larry Groce
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Larry Groce, host and creative director of the internationally distributed and critically lauded weekly live music program Mountain Stage has just released his first album in over two decades, a collection… Read More
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