Young students from Meeting Street Academy get behind-the-scenes look at ‘Leo’
The theater is meant to be a place of wonder. On Tuesday, young students from Charleston’s Meeting Street Academy were invited to...
Bassist Garcia-Fons takes audience on a whirlwind world tour
Review
BY LEAH HARRISON
Special to The Post and Courier
Off the air: the decline of urban black radio
After the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., famed radio disc jockey Ralph “Petey” Greene, whose life was portrayed in the...
Abraham.In.Motion, Cedar Lake, zoe | juniper each display variety and skill
Over the years, dance has become increasingly complex. Not only must dancers convey emotions and thoughts through their bodies,...
Boston-based indie folk band Joy Kills Sorrow puts unique unison spin on bluegrass, rock and jazz with all strings attached
The Cistern yard at the College of Charleston is an outdoor venue within an academic institution older than the United States, an...
- Young students from Meeting Street Academy get behind-the-scenes look at ‘Leo’
- Bassist Garcia-Fons takes audience on a whirlwind world tour
- Off the air: the decline of urban black radio
- Abraham.In.Motion, Cedar Lake, zoe | juniper each display variety and skill
- Boston-based indie folk band Joy Kills Sorrow puts unique unison spin on bluegrass, rock and jazz with all strings attached
Spoleto News and Reviews
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Review: Bowed Piano Ensemble
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Review: ‘5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche’ a romp on the feminine side
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Review: ‘Long Time Ago’ exhibit at City Gallery recalls time not far away
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Review: Hitt hits hard with comedy and pain
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Interview with violist Anthony Parce of the Spoleto Festival Orchestra
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Piccolo pick
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Q&A: A conversation with pianist Inon Barnatan
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Piccolo Spoleto and College of Charleston present Young Artists Series
