I wonder what the painter Robert Ryman would have to say about the play Art, a Tony Award-winner running through June 10 at the Cleveland Play House. About seven years ago, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art held an exhibition of Ryman's work that was a blinding, dazzling snowdrift of white painting after white painting.
Wit gives a person a better chance than a live performance does to really absorb the material.
Where the famously complex 17th-century poet John Donne is involved, it doesn't hurt to have time to mull things over. Orchestra interprets moods beautifully Conductor skillfully leads musicians through range of emotions in symphony by young Gustav Mahler Superlatives suit Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 1. It was an extraordinary outburst from a young man, and if an orchestra climbs its mountains and valleys of emotions with anything less than total commitment to the project, what comes across is just notes. Branton Shearer, creator of the Multiple Intelligence Developmental Scales, is among the workshop leaders. Participants will learn how to develop lesson plans to meet the varied needs of their students.