Steve Trounday

En Pointe

The rigors of ballet have almost no peer. To be able to dance for extended periods of time requires unbelievable stamina. Doing so while looking graceful and centered and en pointe is even more difficult...

Scott Faulkner

Music Not to be Missed in May

The young, supremely talented Alameda Quartet makes its NCMF debut this month. Along with these established ensembles, a number of local heroes will take the stage...

Chuck Reider

Making Music in the New Millennium

How does this generation of jazz musicians (actually musicians in general) make a living and continue to practice “their trade?” With this in mind, I want to introduce you to two gifted local musicians...

by Rosine Bena 

SNB Presents the Popular Brew, Brats and Ballet in Reno and Carson City

Combined with some great brats and a beer, SNB’s BBB is a real fun and intimate experience for the audience, with each new work being introduced by the choreographer...

Steve Trounday 

Local Dancer’s Rise to the Top

Becoming a professional ballet dancer is very difficult. "Art Views" contributor Steve Trounday talks to  A.V.A. Ballet Theatre’s artistic director, Alexander Van Alstyne about it...

by Scott Faulkner

Classical Music Galore in April and May

The next several weeks provide an embarrassment of riches for classical music lovers in Truckee Meadows. Here is a snapshot of what’s on tap...

by Rosine Bena

Regional Dance America Presents Inaugural Festival in Reno 

by Scott Faulkner

Chord Changes

by Chuck Reider

Beating the Blues: Reno Jazz Festival is Back

by Steve Trounday 

Back on Stage with Beauty and the Beast 

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Rosine Bena | Contributor

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Scott Faulkner | Contributor

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Chuck Reider | Contributor

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Steve Trounday | Contributor