Tag: The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Lara Foot Brings “Life & Times of Michael K” to Life...
"When it's spoken through a puppet, the audience leans forward and starts to imagine and engage in these thoughts in a very different way. It's almost like the landscape of Coetzee is etched into the puppet and he into the landscape."
Marc-André Hamelin: A Franck Conversation About His Music
"A recital is really a one-to-one act of communication. And offering, an act of sharing with the audience."
Bo23: Isaac Mizrahi Is Singing Darling!
"I feel like the songs choose me the way clothes choose you or the way a pastry chooses you when you walk into a bakery."
Jessie Mueller And Her Beautiful Career
"How do you stay true to yourself, who you are and what you believe in, but also have the grace and humility to just keep it real."
Alonzo King: Silence Deep, River Wide
"The shocking realities of being in movement all my life is that it is stillness where transformation really begins."
Camille Zamora Rediscovers “The Last Sorcerer”
"Her music has that sense of being arresting and shakes us up. But it also just sounds so right and so organic."
Composer Ian Ross Goes Into the Moors
"Understanding more about the history of the of the area and their family's connection to it was more inspiring for me than the novel itself."
Dionne Gipson Is All Fired Up…
"I just want to pinch myself that it's Pat Benatar and Neil Geraldo that I'm getting to talk to and have dialog about their songs and their life. "
A Post-Show Chat with Lillias White
"I think the blessing of it is that I do have a character to portray. So I can throw myself 100% into that character and forget about all this other stuff."
Osvaldo Golijov Takes a Walk on the Grief Side
"I do tend to be more private in my grief than other people. So perhaps through the music I can connect in ways that I cannot connect as a person."