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3 days ago · The Turman Gallery at Indiana State University has announced details of its upcoming exhibition, ART ACTIONS, which showcases the work of Nadya Tolokonnikova, founder of the Russian feminist art group
3 days ago · Chancellor Lindsay Bierman has announced that Scott Zigler, Director and Head of Actor Training at the American Repertory Theater/Moscow Art Theatre School Institute for Advanced Theater Training (IATT) at Harvard University for the past 20 years, will be the next Dean of the UNCSA School of Drama.
4 days ago · Moscow Art Theatre School (Moscow, Russia) Established in 1943, this prestigious institution has been training leading actors in Russia for decades. The school maintains close ties to the Moscow Art Theatre, providing essential links between classical drama and contemporary practice.
2 days ago · This exhibition is open MON - THUR from 12pm - 4pm in the IU South Bend Art Gallery. View the event schedule for the Ernestine Raclin School of the Arts, including theater performances and concerts.
4 days ago · INDIANA (WFFT) — Northeast Indiana art has found a place among the 122 artists helping to celebrate Hoosier Art Salon’s centennial. The annual exhibit is on display alongside the organization’s Stories of the Salon special exhibit through Oct. 20 at the Indiana State Museum, 650 West Washington Street, Indianapolis.
3 days ago · Together with Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko, Stanislavsky founded the Moscow Art Theatre (later called the Moscow Academic Art Theatre) in 1898. Stanislavsky’s insistence on historical accuracy, exact realism, and intense psychological preparation by his actors led to a string of successful productions from the beginning of the century into ...
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3 days ago · Moscow - Arts, Culture, History: Moscow has dozens of theatres. One of the most renowned is the Bolshoi Theatre, which was founded in 1825, though its present splendid building facing Theatre (formerly Sverdlov) Square dates from 1856. Also on Theatre Square is the Maly (Little) Theatre for drama.
