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newsSummerfair Cincinnati: Applications Now Available for Special Grantsfrom the press release... Applications Now Available for Summerfair Cincinnati Special Grants Grants support small and mid-size arts organizations CINCINNATI – Summerfair Cincinnati, the non-profit organization that promotes visual and performing arts in the Greater Cincinnati area, has announced that applications are now available for the organization’s special grants.
Met's Romeo and Juliet on screenfrom Cincinnati Opera... The Metropolitan Opera's Romeo and Juliet at a Theater Near You!
Final Friday: Book Signing
from the mailing...
I Thought Pigs Could Fly will be in stock here at Edgecliff by the end of the week, just in time for the book signing at:
The Gathering
1431 Main Street, Cincinnati
Friday, November 30th from 6:00-9:00 PM
More info at: www.edgecliffpress.com
Know: New Website OnlineThe Know Theatre has a new website online, and it has much more functionality than the old one. Check it out at http://www.knowtheatre.com/.
Pearce: City to end small arts funding?
Demaline: "Catholic Schoolgirl" optionedAccording to Jackie Demaline, the Cincinnati Fringe hit Catholic Schoolgirl's Guide to Losing Her Virginity has been optioned.
Local Favorite "Catholic Schoolgirl" OptionFrom Jackie Demaline: This from Richard Hess: Annie Hendy’s Cincy Fringe fave "The Catholic Girl's Guide to Losing Your Virginity" has been optioned by Quasiworld Entertainment in Los Angeles. They will be producing a new production of the play in January in Los Angeles, and have hired Annie to write the screenplay for and to star in a film version of the script.
Reviews: Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati's Rabbit HoleRead What the Critcs Are Saying About ETC's Rabbit Hole "There is not a false note in ETC's production." --CityBeat Read "Directed with great nuance,. . . [Rabbit Hole] comes with thoughtful
Margaret Garner opens in New YorkMargaret Garner, the opera by Toni Morrison and Richard Danielpour that was commissioned by Cincinnati Opera, Michigan Opera Theater and Opera Company of Philadelphia, opened Tuesday at New York City Opera in a new production. The libretto is based on the true Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky story that inspired "Beloved."
New Dates when Broadway Tickets will be AvailableTickets for ETA members for Broadway in Cincinnati shows go on sale on the following dates:
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