Elizabeth Kramer
Leo Weekly
Louisville, KY, United States
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'Shakespeare’s R&J': Three Young Journalists Cover Different Facets Of The Play
“ When Kentucky Shakespeare and Pandora Productions announced their co-production “Shakespeare’s R&J,” Arts Angle Vantage thought that some of our experienced young arts reporters might be interested in covering it. We asked and they were very interested. While this play has been performed across the country and overseas since its 1998 world premiere, this production … Continued → Read More
Pandora Productions' Latest Musical Blends Songs From The Go-Go’s And Elizabethan Poetry
"Head Over Heels" is based on a 16th century romance, “The Countess of Pembroke’s Arcadia." → Read More
‘Dear Evan Hansen,’ an outcast’s story of a virtual lie powerfully told
Since its 2016 Broadway premiere and winning six Tony Awards and a Grammy Award, this musical has become a favorite among young theater fans. → Read More
A Particularly Bitter Elf Marks Actors’ 'Santaland Diaries'
The now-classic holiday story of Crumpet, a desperate job seeker who finds work as a department store elf, offers a cynical curmudgeon for modern audiences. → Read More
A review of the The Louisville Ballet’s ambitious “Mozart”
Light and darkness defined the settings of the works in Louisville Ballet’s “Mozart” program that debuted Friday at The Brown Theatre, with George Balanchine’s opulent “Divertimento No. 5” providing the former and a new work by the company’s artistic and executive director Robert Curran working with local Cambodian-American visual artist Vinhay Keo. Also, company member … Continued → Read More
REVIEW: Solid Direction, Strong Cast Lead The Way In Actors Theatre's 'Curious Incident'
Actors Theatre’s Meredith McDonough’s solid direction melds story with strong design and casting in “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.” → Read More
REVIEW: ‘Les Misérables’ Is Grand And Impressive — But Rushed
“Les Misérables” runs through Sunday, March 15, at the Kentucky Center as part of the PNC Broadway in Louisville series. → Read More
REVIEW: 'we, the invisibles,' Shines Light On Service Workers
The play incorporates modern themes like the current #MeToo and immigrant rights movement to tell the stories of the workers and patrons of a fictitious New York City hotel. → Read More
Review: Poignant ‘God Said This’ Points Us To Look For What's Unsaid In Daily Life
The story is about a family fulfilling a schedule to be at the hospital bedside of the family matriarch, as she undergoes chemotherapy for an aggressive cancer. → Read More
REVIEW: 'School of Rock' Doesn't Make The Grade
“School of Rock," running through Sunday in Louisville, doesn’t live up to some of the raves that the Broadway version earned when it opened three years ago. → Read More
Review: 'Do You Feel Anger' Is A Smart Look At Empathy
How can one have empathy if one does not even know about or understand his or her own feelings? And, without such empathy, how can one even be able to comprehend reality? → Read More
Ballet, orchestra and opera make ‘The Beyond’ a must-see
“The Beyond” suggests earthy turmoil is likely to follow your spirit no matter where it passes onto after leaving this world. → Read More
Review: Strong Cast, Vocal Power Push Kentucky Opera's 'Barber Of Seville' Into High Gear
Careful comedic timing and the bustling movement blended to bring this opera’s recognized music into its own element. → Read More
In Rural Kentucky Nursing Homes, Art May Be Key To Quality Of Life
Signature Healthcare is launching a pioneering project in a dozen of its Kentucky nursing homes to improve the quality of life for residents. → Read More
Review: StageOne-Kentucky Shakespeare 'Hamlet' Hits Prescribed Notes
In this production of "Hamlet," actors sport contemporary fashions and speak the Bard’s authentic text. → Read More
Review: 'Chicago' Spectacle Still Resonates In Today's America
Before Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “Hamilton” hit Broadway, no show seemed more staunchly American than “Chicago.” It opened Tuesday at the Kentucky Center. → Read More
Kentucky Opera’s ‘Dead Man Walking’ Displays Suburb Voices Amid Stunning Story
In seeking truth, the characters in "Dead Man Walking" find what can be so elusive in theater: a cathartic moment and one of grace. → Read More
JCPS leader briefs lawmakers on student assignment plan
JCPS acting superintendent told state legislators new student assignment plan need public input, district needs to review, overhaul facilities → Read More
5 must-see shows at the 2017 Louisville Photo Biennial
5 shows to see in 2017 Louisville Photo Biennial; this year's event is dedicated to Julius Friedman, who died in July and whose work is featured. → Read More
Swastika found on North Oldham teen's car sparks campaign against hate
North Oldham Principal Craig Wallace said use of swastika 'can not be condoned' → Read More