Downtown Arts Center
Lexington Philharmonic's Kicked Back Classics
with Daniel Kellogg
February 16, 2012, 7 pm
Each Kicked Back Classics program gives patrons the opportunity to hear first-hand from LexPhil Music Director Scott Terrell as well as LexPhil musicians, guest artists and composers in a much more intimate setting than LexPhil’s traditional Classic Concerts.
On Thursday, Feb. 16, Music Director Scott Terrell will be joined by Daniel Kellogg (LexPhil’s first Saykaly Garbulinska Composer-In-Residence), to discuss his original compositions, Mozart’s Hymn and How Radiant the Dawn. During the concert, LexPhil musicians will play excerpts from both pieces. For a preview of Daniel Kellogg's work visit his website danielkellogg.com/web/home.aspx .
After the performance, patrons will have the opportunity to participate in a question and answer forum.
The interaction will continue as all patrons are invited to attend the After-Party at TRUST Lounge with guest artists, located at 123 Main Street, just blocks away from the DAC. The concert will last about one hour.
For Tickets call 859.225.0370 or CLICK HERE.
LexArts Presents
An Evening in Brazil
with Brasil Choro Trio
February 17, 7:30 pm
The Brazilian musical style of Choro represents the coming together of European melodic and harmonic traditions with a distinct African beat and flavor. When joined with its African influences, Choro has an irresistible groove and rhythmic momentum that is uniquely Brazilian.
For Tickets call 859.225.0370 or CLICK HERE
Project SEE Theatre Company
The Hot L Baltimore
March 1-11, 2012
Project SEE is a collaboration between Lexington based theater artists Ellie Clark and Evan Bergman, who have been active with SummerFest and Kentucky Conservatory Theatre, and Sully White, who is on the theater faculty at Transylvania University.
Hot l is the first selection in a Springtime tribute to the late Lanford Wilson, considered one of the founders of Off-Off Broadway; a play about the residents of the Hotel Baltimore facing eviciton when the hotel is condemned.
Student Rush tickets will be available 1/2 hour prior to each performance for only $8.
For Tickets call 859.225.0370 or CLICK HERE.
the for/word company
Little Book
March 14-17 , 2012
It's the late 1930's. E.B. White is doing everything but finishing the first draft of Stuart Little. His wife, Katherine, is trying to adjust to life in the backwoods of Maine, far from her highpowered job as the first female editor at the New Yorker. And Anne Carroll Moore, from behind the walls of her children's library empire at the New York Public Library, is not at all sure she approves of what's going on outside.
Little Book is a comedy about the written word. That is: it's about procrastination, disappointment, hypochondria, unrequited love and blind hope. It's about why the semicolon is way sexier than the dash. And why children's literature matters.
Student Rush tickets will be available 1/2 hour prior to each performance for only $8.
For Tickets call 859.225.0370 or CLICK HERE.
Lexington Philharmonic's Kicked Back Classics
Time for Three
Each Kicked Back Classics program gives patrons the opportunity to hear first-hand from LexPhil Music Director Scott Terrell as well as LexPhil musicians, guest artists and composers in a much more intimate setting than LexPhil’s traditional Classic Concerts. On Thursday, March 22, Music Director Scott Terrell will be joined with the ground-breaking ensemble, Time for Three, at the Downtown Arts Center at 7 p.m. During the concert, Time for Three and Scott Terrell will discuss what music means to them. The group will treat the audience to a jam session highlighting their genre-bending music.
After the performance, patrons will have the opportunity to participate in a question and answer forum.
The interaction will continue as all patrons are invited to attend the After-Party at TRUST Lounge with guest artists, located at 123 Main Street, just blocks away from the DAC. The concert will last about one hour.
For Tickets call 859.225.0370 or CLICK HERE.
March 22, 2011, 7 pm