Performing Arts

The Columbus Museum of Art has announced it was laying off 39 employees and slashing their budget due to money lost during coronavirus.

The limitation on audience numbers poses challenges for local performance groups who are already struggling after months of cancelled shows.

The state has released a reopening plan for the performing arts which takes into account the many variables that come with live theater and music.

The Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs reopens on Friday, July 24, with new precautions to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.

Antioch College professor Louise Smith visited the WYSO studio to talk to Music Director Niki Dakota about her upcoming performance of Dorothy Lane: A…

On today’s Culture Couch, we’ll meet Ty Sutton, the new President & CEO of the Victoria Theatre Association. This evening, the VTA will be announcing its…

A dance company is more than graceful bodies moving across a stage; it’s also the people behind the scenes making sure the artists can create.The Dayton…

Back in October, the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, Ohio’s oldest modern dance company, opened its 50th season with a world premiere of a full-length…

The stage at the Loft Theatre will be transformed into Macy's Santaland for the Human Race Theatre Company's production of The Santaland Diaries, the…

The board of Cityfolk voted unanimously this week to dissolve the organization and will pass on its assests to the University of Dayton. An agreement…

Two long-time contributors to the arts in Dayton will be the recipients of the 2014 Ohio Governor's Awards for the Arts. Dayton Philharmonic Music…

A study out Thursday says the arts are an important economic driver for the Dayton region. The study, commissioned by cultural advocacy group Culture…