By the end of the week-long workshop, participants will have restored at least nine of the historic property’s original windows. Green was one of the Little Rock Nine and the first black graduate of Little Rock Central High School.īob Yap will give practical instructions to a group of 18 craftspeople. QQA, in partnership with the Dunbar Historic Neighborhood Association and Historic Preservation Taskforce advocate Marshall Ray, provides a Window Restoration and Weatherization Boot Camp, October 25-29 at Ernest Green House, 1224 W 21 St., in the historic Dunbar neighborhood of Little Rock.
ROGERS LITTLE THEATRE REGISTRATION
The event is open to the public but registration is required. on Rock It! Lab, 120 River Market Ave., Little Rock, Wines from the Collection of Flight Black, music by Sean Fresh, one from Film Lab Will present a panel discussion on the screenings and experiences of creatives of color.
ROGERS LITTLE THEATRE FREE
Admission is free space is limited and registration required – Visit /programs, a post-lab networking social, 5-7 p.m.
ROGERS LITTLE THEATRE SERIES
️ A filmmaking workshop for creators of color, Wemack & Crew, 301 Main St., Little Rock on Saturdays from 1-4 p.m., offers practical education from working filmmakers (in the patrons of “Nice Guys Finish Last”) Writer and director Sejames Humphrey.” and Deshun Berry of the web series “Change Gonna Come”) and an opportunity for aspiring filmmakers to shoot an experimental short film. Admission is free but registration is required Go to /programs. Doors open at 6 o’clock As a cultural preserve, the film will be discussed in a question-and-answer discussion with producer Tanisha Jo-Conway. at the Ron Robinson Theatre, 100 River Market Avenue, Little Rock. “Dream Land: Little Rocks West 9th Street” will screen Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Call (479) 785-0152 or visit before October 5.Īrkansas Cinema Society Teams up with Northwest Arkansas-based Michio Film Labs for a documentary screening and production training for creators of color in Central Arkansas this week: A second extended matinee performance on October 2 will include nine additional dances that will not be performed on Saturday night. The evening will include a pre-performance reception and a dinner party. and 427 Main St., respectively, in Van Buren. at the Arts at Maine and King Opera House, 509 Main St.
The Fort Smith-based Western Arkansas Ballet performs original choreography to music by Frank Sinatra and other “Rat Pack” entertainers for the “Evening With Sinatra” fundraiser, October 8 at 6 p.m. The Community Orchestra’s 2022–23 schedule has not yet been released. Musicians at all experience levels rehearse once a week and are not required to audition. He teaches violin at The Anthony School in Little Rock, Young Musicians of America in Little Rock and strings at Palmer Music School in Conway, and is an assistant instructor of violin at Central Baptist College in Conway.įounded at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock, the Community Orchestra is now part of the Arkansas Symphony’s educational and community outreach mission. (Special to Democrat-Gazette) Nelio Zamorano took over this fall as conductor of Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Community OrchestraThe leader of the orchestra since 1998 is being replaced by Victor Ellsworth, who has retired.Ī violinist originally from Cochabamba, Bolivia, Zamorano has been a member of the Conway Symphony for five years and occasionally fills with the Arkansas Symphony. Nelio Zamorano took over as conductor of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Community Orchestra this fall. Ticket information is available at /Ticket. ️ April 14-15 and 21-22: “The Trail to Oregon!” Musical satire based on the educational video game “The Oregon Trail”, by Jeff Blim, Matt Lang and Nick Lang. ️ February 17-18 & 24-25: “Peter and the Starcatcher” by Rick Ellis November 11, 13 and 18-19, Fowler Centers Drama Theatre: “Little Women,” music by Jason Howland, lyrics by Mindy Dickstein, book by Alan Knee, based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott The rest of the lineup (except as noted, Friday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. ASU’s Fowler Center at 201 Olympic Drive, Jonesboro.
“Gruesome Playground Injuries” By Pulitzer Prize-nominated Rajeev Joseph, spanning a 30-year relationship between two “broken souls,” the Arkansas State University Theater Department’s 2022–23 season airs September 23–24 at 7:30 p.m.
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