The illustrious Broadway revival of the Tony-winning musical “Chicago” is set to welcome back two beloved performers to its ensemble cast at the Ambassador Theatre. Bianca Marroquín and Tony nominee NaTasha Yvette Williams are slated to reprise their iconic roles beginning April 8, 2024, adding to the allure of this long-running production…
Avant Chamber Ballet (ACB) recently marked a significant milestone with the celebration of the tenth anniversary of its Women’s Choreography Project (WCP), showcasing new works by female choreographers. The performances, held on March 29-30 at Kurth Hall in the Sammons Center for the Arts, featured world premieres by Dallas-based choreographers Kaylee Skelton and Hailey Von Schlehenried, alongside restaged works by ACB’s artistic director, Katie Puder, and choreographer Madelaine Boyce…
Renowned dancer-choreographer Jean Butler continues to push the boundaries of Irish dance with her latest production, “What We Hold.” Butler’s journey through the world of dance, from her early experiences in ballet to her pioneering work in contemporary Irish dance, has shaped her unique perspective on movement and storytelling…
Gabriella Di Laccio, an award-winning soprano and prominent activist, has emerged as a leading voice in the fight for gender equality in the music industry. As the founder and curator of Donne, Women in Music, a charitable foundation dedicated to achieving gender parity, Laccio’s tireless efforts have brought about significant change and garnered international recognition…
Producer Rachel Sussman, alongside her colleague Jill Furman, is making history with the Broadway musical “Suffs,” set to open at the Music Box Theatre on April 18, 2024. The musical, born out of Sussman’s intuition during a dinner conversation with composer-lyricist Shaina Taub, delves into the stories of American suffragists, offering a nuanced exploration of their struggles and triumphs in the fight for women’s right to vote…
Renowned for her maximalist and category-defying work, Joan Jonas continues to push the boundaries of contemporary art at the age of 87. Her diverse oeuvre encompasses video, performance, folklore, sculpture, and ecology, reflecting a lifelong commitment to artistic experimentation and innovation…
Hannah Rose Thomas, an acclaimed artist and human rights activist, has recently unveiled her latest endeavor, an art book titled “Tears of Gold.” Filled with poignant painted portraits of women who have escaped violence in their respective countries, the book serves as a powerful testament to resilience and hope in the face of adversity…
“Finding Her Beat,” a performance-driven documentary released on February 14 on digital platforms, offers an engaging glimpse into the world of taiko drumming, a traditional Japanese art form featuring barrel-shaped drums of varying sizes. The film unfolds in February 2020, chronicling the dedicated efforts of organizers and predominantly female taiko drummers from Asia and the US to create a groundbreaking showcase…
Camille Henrot, born in Paris in 1978, has established herself as one of the most captivating contemporary artists of our time. With a diverse background that includes studying film animation at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs and working in fields ranging from assisting mixed-media artist Pierre Huyghe to creating music videos, her journey has been marked by an exploration of various mediums and a relentless pursuit of creative expression…
Yayoi Kusama is a renowned Japanese artist known for her distinctive polka-dot artwork and immersive installations. Born on March 22, 1929, in Matsumoto, Japan, Kusama’s artistic journey began with childhood hallucinations of dots and patterns, which would become a defining feature of her work…
