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Cultural Attaché talks to composer Ted Hearne about "Place," its themes and how they resonate with him.

Classical: Metronome

Composer Ted Hearne Seeks to Understand His Place

Cultural Attaché talks to mezzo-soprano J'Nai Bridges about her upcoming performances of Peter Lieberson's "Neruda Songs" with the Los Angeles Philharmonic

Classical: Metronome

J’Nai Bridges Enters Peter & Lorraine Hunt Lieberson’s World

Cultural Attaché talks to Director/Musical Stager Wayne Cilento of "Bob Fosse's Dancin'" now playing at The Old Globe and destined for Broadway

Musicals: 5-6-7-8

Wayne Cilento Can Still Do That Fosse

Cultural Attaché talks to soprano Latonia Moore about her history with Aida and her passion for Italian operas

Opera: Bravo

Latonia Moore Once Again Faces Down Verdi’s “Aida”

Cultural Attaché talks to violinist Johnny Gandelsman about his new project, "This Is America," a series of newly composed works for solo violin.

Classical: Metronome

Johnny Gandelsman Explores America

Cultural Attaché talks to composer Leslie Burrs about his new opera, "I Can't Breathe"

Opera: Bravo

Leslie Burrs Gives Voice to “I Can’t Breathe”

Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Ellen Reid talks to Cultural Attaché about her new work, "Floodplain"

Classical: Metronome

Composer Ellen Reid: Life Post-Pulitzer and Post-Pandemic

The 2022 Tony Nominees include the revival of Stephen Sondheim's "Company"

Performers: Close-Up

Congratulations 2022 Tony Nominees

Cultural Attaché talks to composer Tarik O'Regan about the upcoming world premiere of his new work, "The Quickening"

Classical: Metronome

A Little Fanfare For and From Tarik O’Regan

Cultural Attaché's May 2nd list of best bets still available

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Best Bets Still Available – May 2nd

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