Steve Trounday
Numerous times over the last couple of years, I have mentioned the Royal Academy of Dance style when describing the training of a ballet dancer. I was just parroting what I have been told or seen in a dancer biography but didn’t really appreciate what it meant. I decided it was time I found out what a Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) style was and why so many dancers deem it to be important...
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Beth Macmillan
Each year, going on for three decades now, Artown has produced a poster during the summer to identify and celebrate all our July events, the arts, and our community. These posters are a point in time snapshot that captures the theme and spirit of each festival, highlights northern Nevada’s natural beauty and symbolizes the relationship...
Dennyse Sewell
Late spring is an exciting time in the world of Broadway. In New York City, the newest productions must open by the end of April in order to be eligible for that year’s Tony Awards. The nominations are announced in early May, allowing Tony voters one final month to see all the shows and make their choices...
Scott Faulkner
Ten years ago today, on May 2, 2015, I stepped down as executive director of the Reno Chamber Orchestra (RCO). It feels impossible that it’s been a decade already, but such is the nature of the passage of time – the more of it that passes, the faster it goes...
