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Cultural Attaché's Best Bets: October 5th - October 11th includes Yale Rep's "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom"
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What I’d See: Best Bets: October 5th – October 11th

42 years after its world premiere, "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" returns to Yale Rep
Cultural Attaché talks to soprano Anna Schubert about her role in "Ipsa Dixit" by Kate Soper at Long Beach Opera (Photo by Jason Al-Taan/Courtesy Long Beach Opera)
Opera: Bravo

ANNA SCHUBERT AND HER BOLD EMBRACE OF NEW OPERAS

"I'm going to be honest, this is one of the hardest things I've ever put together."
Cultural Attaché's Best Bets: May 7th - May 10th includes a reading of Larry Kramer's "The Normal Heart"
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Best Bets: May 7th – May 10th

Our top ten list for cultural programming this weekend
William Shakespeare's 457th birthday is celebrating in several offerings in Cultural Attaché's Best Bets: April 23rd - April 26th
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Best Bets: April 23rd – April 26th

A lucky 21 great options to enjoy culture this weekend (and celebrate The Bard's birthday)
Martha Graham's "Immediate Tragedy" has been reimagined by her dance company, Wild Up and The Soraya
Dance: At the Barre

Immediate Tragedy

The Soraya Facebook Page
June 19th
Graham Company YouTube Channel
June 20th
Dawson City Frozen Time Live takes place Friday at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel
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Dawson City: Frozen Time Live

The Theatre at the Ace Hotel
December 6th
Bliss at REDCAT is a loop of the finale of "The Marriage of Figaro"
Classical: Metronome

Ragnar Kjartansson – Bliss

REDCAT
May 25th
"Of Ascension" is inspired by John Coltrane's "Ascension"
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Christopher Rountree’s Obsession with Coltrane’s “Ascension”

“When I heard this album I thought about it as having this pulsing energy and thought, I want to make something like this.”
Session is a quarterly classical music event in untraditional spaces
Classical: Metronome

LACO: Session

Angel City Brewery Beer Hall in the Arts District
May 24
Ellen Reid's "dreams of the new world" has three different sections
Classical: Metronome

Is Composer Ellen Reid’s New Work a Cautionary Tale?

"If new and different and engaging is disruption, then I'm all for it."
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