They sang, they danced and they did great. Northern Kentucky young talents Lily Deye, Tanner Gleeson, Janie Nalbandian, Isabelle Salter, and Kotomi Yokokura were part of the troupe from the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Dept. who went to Atlanta last week to participate in the national Junior Theatre Festival. (SEE PREVIOUSLY: 5 Northern […]
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North Kentucky Kids Earn Accolades at National Theatre Festival
They sang, they danced and they did great. Northern Kentucky young talents Lily Deye, Tanner Gleeson, Janie Nalbandian, Isabelle Salter, and Kotomi Yokokura were part of the troupe from the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Dept. who went to Atlanta last week to participate in the national Junior Theatre Festival. (SEE PREVIOUSLY: 5 Northern […]
It Was a Long Journey, But Local Husband-Wife Team & Playwright Bring World Premiere to Stage
The world premiere of The Handmaid’s Tale at Know Theatre, a solo performance of the Margaret Atwood classic, has been years in the making – with plenty of twists along the way, not least of which was being the buzziest show in Cincinnati in a workshop five years ago. Cincinnati Shakespeare’s Corinne Mohlenhoff starred and Brian Isaac […]
It Was a Long Journey, But Local Husband-Wife Team & Playwright Bring World Premiere to Stage
The world premiere of The Handmaid’s Tale at Know Theatre, a solo performance of the Margaret Atwood classic, has been years in the making – with plenty of twists along the way, not least of which was being the buzziest show in Cincinnati in a workshop five years ago. Cincinnati Shakespeare’s Corinne Mohlenhoff starred and Brian Isaac […]
NKU Creates New School for the Arts
In a move aimed at enhancing the educational experience of Northern Kentucky University students by making its arts programs more transdisciplinary and more efficient, the NKU Board of Regents voted yesterday to form a School of the Arts within the existing College of Arts and Sciences. The new school will comprise the existing NKU departments […]
NKU Creates New School for the Arts
In a move aimed at enhancing the educational experience of Northern Kentucky University students by making its arts programs more transdisciplinary and more efficient, the NKU Board of Regents voted yesterday to form a School of the Arts within the existing College of Arts and Sciences. The new school will comprise the existing NKU departments […]
Here’s the Lineup for this Year’s Y.E.S. Play Series at NKU
Murder mystery, Restoration comedy and and tragi-comedy about 20th century wit Dorothy Parker are the strong line-up for the 17th Biennial Year End Series (Y.E.S.) Festival at Northern Kentucky University in April. The new plays will be presented in rep April 16-26 on NKU’s two stages: It’s a Grand Night for Murder by Joe Starzyk […]
Here’s the Lineup for this Year’s Y.E.S. Play Series at NKU
Murder mystery, Restoration comedy and and tragi-comedy about 20th century wit Dorothy Parker are the strong line-up for the 17th Biennial Year End Series (Y.E.S.) Festival at Northern Kentucky University in April. The new plays will be presented in rep April 16-26 on NKU’s two stages: It’s a Grand Night for Murder by Joe Starzyk […]
Theatre Review: Some Things Work, Some Things Don’t in Carnegie’s “West Side Story”
There are things that work and things that don’t in The Carnegie’s current revival of West Side Story. They even out somewhere near the middle. Working in its favor – just about everyone who is a fan of stage musicals has West Side Story imprinted on their brain. For any misstep, it’s easy just to call […]
Theatre Review: Some Things Work, Some Things Don’t in Carnegie’s “West Side Story”
There are things that work and things that don’t in The Carnegie’s current revival of West Side Story. They even out somewhere near the middle. Working in its favor – just about everyone who is a fan of stage musicals has West Side Story imprinted on their brain. For any misstep, it’s easy just to call […]


