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| Your guide to arts events in Greater Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Spotlight airs on WGUC with Brian O'Donnell, weekday mornings shortly before 10:00 am.
 Cincinnati Spotlightis made possible in part by a grant from ArtsWave.
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Today's Cincinnati Spotlight
Shipwrecked! An Entertainment at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park
Saturday, May 18, 2013 - Sunday, June 16, 2013
Time: 8:00 PM
Address: Thompson Shelterhouse
City: Cincinnati
, OH
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Hear the fantastic and amazing story of Louis de Rougemont, a would-be explorer who embarks from Victorian England on a daring expedition only to find himself marooned on a remote desert island. That's when the real adventure begins for Louis and his faithful dog Bruno. Inspired by a true story, this charming, family-friendly frolic by a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright celebrates the magic of theatre and imagination.
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Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati
Monday, May 13, 2013 - Saturday, June 01, 2013
Address: 1127 Vine St.
City: Cincinnati
, OH
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Map: Click for map
The season concludes with the highly anticipated sequel to Ensemble Theatre’s best selling show of all time! "Marvelous Wonderettes: Caps & Gowns" takes you to the Springfield High School graduation where we reunite with the Wonderettes, four girls with hopes and dreams as big as their crinoline skirts! As we learn about their lives and loves, and take a peek into their futures, we are treated to the girls performing classic ‘50s and ‘60s songs such as “River Deep, Mountain High,” “Dedicated To The One I Love,” “Rockin’ Robin” and over 20 other classic hits!
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Local Exposures:Cincinnati Daguerreotypes
Friday, April 19, 2013 - Sunday, July 21, 2013
Address: Taft Museum of Art
City: Cincinnati
, OH
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An early form of photography, daguerreotypes are exquisitely detailed, one-of-a-kind images created on a mirror-like silver surface. Dozens of daguerreotype studios made Cincinnati their home in the mid-19th century. This exhibition features a small selection of Cincinnati-related daguerreotypes from local and regional collections.
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| Cincinnati Shakespeare Company |
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 May 3- 26, 2013
Measure for Measure
By William Shakespeare
Isabella must choose between her vows to the church and the life of her brother when she is offered a truly indecent proposal- from the one man on a crusade against Vienna’s loose morality. Shakespeare puts hypocritical, ethical and religious double standards on trial in this captivating and deep examination of the value of virtue. Will Isabella she trade her virtue for her brother's life? |
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Ticket information is available by calling The Cincinnati Shakespeare Company at (513) 381.BARD or visiting www.cincyshakes.com.
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| The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra |
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 September 12 &14, 2013
A Feast for the Eyes and Ears: Chopin and the Warriors
Giancarlo Guerreo, Conductor
Olga Kern, piano |
Weber: Overture to Oberon
Chopin: Piano Concerto No. 1.
Elgar: In the South
Grainger: The Warriors
WGUC Broadcasts
Tune in Sunday nights at 8:00 pm to hear the CSO Season.
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| The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra |
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 The Final Frontier
September 20-22
John Morris Russell, Conductor
George Takei; Dean Regas, Cincinnati Observatory
The Pops season opener sets its sights to the heavens, bringing together all the robust orchestral music inspired by space. The stars have stirred imaginations since the dawn of humankind, and composers have channeled these dreams into unforgettable masterpieces. Performing works such as Also Sprach Zarathustra and Holst’s The Planets, as well as iconic music from the Sci-Fi world including themes from Star Wars and Star Trek, Mr. Russell and the Pops take audiences on an adventure through time and space. Narrating the journey into the great beyond September 20-22 is none other than Mr. Sulu himself, George Takei, who makes his Cincinnati Pops debut. Mr. Takei is an actor, writer and director who appeared in the original Star Trek television series, the first six Star Trek feature films with the original cast, dozens of other films and television shows, and now has a broad social media following with over 3.4 million Facebook subscribers. Dean Regas, astronomer from the Cincinnati Observatory, will also be on hand to explain the “science facts” of the cosmos. |
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Ticket information is available by calling Cincinnati Pops at (513) 381-3300 or visiting www.cincinnatipops.org.
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