Stephanie Wolf
89.3 WFPL News
Louisville, KY, United States
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There will be no 2022 Humana Festival of New American Plays – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
Actors' Robert Barry Fleming said the festival, “has inspired a new approach to develop and produce new work on multiple platforms year-round.” → Read More
A sixth person in custody of Louisville Metro Corrections dies – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
Jail staff found the 36-year-old man late Saturday night. This is the sixth death at the facility since Nov. 29. → Read More
'The Nutcracker,' but not. This is 'The Graham Cracker' – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
In its first full-scale show, Ambo Dance Theatre in Louisville puts its own spin on the holiday dance staple. → Read More
'Filled With Her Spirit,' A Louisville Art Exhibition Honors Breonna Taylor
"To see it all come together is just a blessing," says Tamika Palmer, Breonna Taylor's mother. → Read More
More Than The Face Of A Movement: Remembering Breonna Taylor
Protesters have chanted her name and she’s been memorialized in song and art. But Taylor was also a daughter, sister and friend. → Read More
Redline Performing Arts Finds New Home In Portland Neighborhood
The arts education group is moving out of the downtown ArtsSpace building, which Fund for the Arts is selling. → Read More
Young Louisville Thespians Get An Education In Audio Drama During The Pandemic
When classrooms closed to in-person learning, educational theater group Drama by George went straight to audio to keep kids acting. → Read More
Ky. Arts Council Presents Governor’s Awards to Artists, Arts Organizations
Awardees include novelist Silas House, Bowling Green venue Tidball’s and American quilt expert Shelly Zegart. → Read More
Arts & Culture Alliance Names New Leadership, Seeks Nonprofit Status
Janelle Renee Dunn has been named new executive administrator as the group applies to become a not-for-profit. → Read More
Gov. Beshear Memorializes More Than 3,300 Kentuckians Lost To COVID-19
Flags to represent each one of those individuals were placed on the lawn outside the State Capitol Building in Frankfort. → Read More
Ky. Arts Workers See Hope For Struggling Industry In Biden-Harris White House
As a new federal administration takes office, arts workers would like more targeted aid and many support creating an Arts & Culture Cabinet. → Read More
George C. Wolfe On Directing ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ And Growing Up In Kentucky
The Tony Award winner, who was born in Frankfort in 1954, spoke with WFPL about the film adaptation of August Wilson’s first major play. → Read More
New Film, Activisms & Other Ky. MLK Day Events In Louisville
“Fire and Heart: A Blueprint for Liberation” will stream Monday on the YouTube channel of Lexington’s MLK Holiday Planning Committee. → Read More
Lexington’s Rupp Arena Hosts First Live Concert Since Pandemic-Related Shutdown
About 2,800 tickets were available for the “Acoustic Concert,” headlined by Brantley Gilbert, roughly 15% of the indoor venue’s capacity. → Read More
As U.S. House Considered Impeachment, Ky. Considers Local Ramifications
Local politicians and activists watched to see how Sen. Mitch McConnell will proceed, and how impeachment might affect the leanings of Kentucky’s Republican voters. → Read More
Metro Louisville Saw Record High Number Of New COVID Cases, Deaths Last Week
Louisville's chief health strategist said the Metro is experiencing another surge, with 4,140 new cases and 59 deaths last week. → Read More
(Un)Known Project Picks Louisville Artist To Lead Design On Memorial To Enslaved Black People
Sculptor William M. Duffy will be the lead artist on limestone benches that are part of a public artwork to be installed near the Ohio River. → Read More
Ky. Ballad Collector’s Contributions To Appalachia Music Recognized 110 Years Later
Katherine Jackson French collected traditional ballads that were disappearing in 1909. Her attempt to publish her work failed. → Read More
Mitch McConnell's Louisville Home Spray Painted With 'Where’s My Money?'
The vandalism comes days after McConnell again blocked efforts to increase stimulus checks from $600 to $2,000. → Read More
Ky. Artist Helen LaFrance Orr Lives On After Death, Through Her Art
One of her paintings is currently on loan to the Speed Art Museum, and will be on view for at least several months. → Read More