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A Voice Across Time
From Laurel, Mississippi, to the opera houses of the world, Leontyne Price overcame Jim Crow-era segregation to become one of the Metropolitan Opera’s biggest stars
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Photo courtesy of The Dancer's Workshop
Ballet Is For Everyone
As a new performing arts season gets underway, The Dancer’s Workshop offers ballet classes for all ages and skill levels
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Love Letters of WWII
New Orleans story of separated WWII lovers to be presented, via dance, at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C.
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Photo courtesy of Kandace Hale
The Hard Counts
The hidden devotion and discipline of the LSU Tiger Girls
On the Cover: "Puppet"
Artwork by Jimmy Block
Milestones in the Capital City
The 2026–2027 season represents a major milestone for three venerable performing arts institutions in the Capital City
Love Letters of WWII
New Orleans story of separated WWII lovers to be presented, via dance, at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C.
Inside Improv
Boomerang Comedy Theater is teaching Baton Rouge’s improv-curious the beauty of “Yes, and …”
