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Southbank Predicts Spring 2021 Opening, Crippling Losses
London’s Southbank Center, the U.K.’s largest arts and cultural organization, is joining the growing roster of performance venues around the world that have seen the earliest moment for reopening as likely to be the spring of 2021. … »
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Sun Valley Music Fest Moves Online
Sun Valley Music Festival, which lays claim to being the nation’s largest admission-free, privately supported festival of classical music, has reimagined its 36 th annual season as an online event, possibly with much of the programming … »
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Taiwan's National Symphony Performs Before a Live Audience
Taiwan's National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) is one of the few in the world to currently perform in front of a live audience. The country’s exemplary public health management of the coronavirus pandemic has allowed schools to stay open and … »
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Fall 2020: Too Soon to Launch
More and more performing arts organizations are bowing to the inevitable and giving up on a return to business in 2020. “I think 2020 is gone,” said Anna D. Shapiro, the artistic director of Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theater … »
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Barrett Artists to Close
John Anderson, president of Barrett Artists, formerly Herbert Barrett Management, has decided to close the office. Between the impact of the pandemic on the field and his own desire to retire—he turns 80 in July—he’s decided, in … »
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APAP Names New CEO
Lisa Richards Toney, a self-described consultant in arts management and DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion), is to be the new president and CEO of the Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP), effective July 1. She succeeds Mario … »
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John Macurdy, Met Opera Stalwart, Dies
American bass John Macurdy, a stalwart at the Metropolitan Opera for nearly 40 years, died at 91 on May 7. The Detroit native stepped onto the Met’s stage 1,001 times to sing 62 different roles, from his 1962 debut in Verdi’s Un Ballo … »
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Salzburg Fest Reduced to 30 Days, Starting August 1
The Salzburg Festival’s 100 th anniversary season will be a severely curtailed one, due to the Austrian government’s coronavirus containment measures. It will run from August 1 to 30. Instead of 200 events over 44 days at 16 … »
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MA's Free Guide to Free Streams, 5/25-6/01
We will be updating this list weekly. Please note that all times are given in U.S. Eastern Time (ET). To calculate in other time zones or counties, British Summer Time (BST) is currently five hours ahead of ET and Central European Time (CET) is … »
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Welser-Möst's Grip on Cleveland O Showcased in New Recording
No one could have predicted the value of A New Century , the latest recording from the Cleveland Orchestra and the first release on its new in-house label. Conceived as the kickoff to a new, post-centennial era under Music Director Franz … »
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