Theatre

Going to the theater to enjoy a performance is a little different during the days of COVID-19. It’s not as easy to experience culture these days. That’s why Kentucky Shakespeare has come up with something brand-new. This October, go see ...

You may not know how you know it or where it’s from, but you've definitely heard someone scream “Stella” at some point. Well, it’s more like “Stellaaaaaaaaa!” That famous line is in “A Streetcar Named ...

Go see “A Soldier’s Tale” at the beautiful Jeffersonian. This is a folk tale that will be presented in a highly unique way thanks to Music Without Borders. See and hear this tale come to life this March. A Soldier’s ...

Have you ever wanted to learn how to belly dance? Now is the time! Learn the basic movements of Fusion Belly Dance at Horizon’s Dance Theatre with a skilled instructor. The class is beginner-friendly and open to anyone who would like to learn ...

Meet the Kittredges. They're a wealthy couple in New York and they have just been visited by Paul. He's the son of a Hollywood bigwig, or so he says. Watch Six Degrees of Separation at the University of Louisville this February and watch how a ...

Why should Christmas and New Year be the only holidays that are celebrated for two days? Kick off February by celebrating Groundhog Day Eve with Improv Anonymous. Laugh, drink some woodchuck cider and enjoy this holiday at the Bard’s Town. A ...

Have a night full of laughter at the Kentucky Center for Performing Arts this January. The Second City is a famous comedy troupe with a rotating cast that has included such names as John Candy, Bill Murray, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Stephen Colbert. ...

You don’t even have to sing to have a good time at a karaoke party. But if you are feeling adventurous, you can take the stage at the Bard’s Town and belt out your favorite tune! Karaoke Party Whether you want to sing or you’re ...

Even if you haven’t seen “It’s a Wonderful Life,” the famous Christmas movie, you probably know something about it. Heck, you might have even seen a few parodies of it. The story of the small-town man who dreams big and ...

Before George Clooney and Brad Pitt, the movies were ruled by the Kings of Silent Cinema. Go celebrate these legends of film this November at the Louisville Memorial Auditorium and enjoy an evening of historic cinema culture. Kings of Silent ...

The holiday season is the most stressful time of year for most people. You’ve got about a million things to do, tons of stuff to buy, and boxes full of stuff that has to be hung up, set up, strung up, it’s enough to make anyone want to ...

If you can’t remember the last time you had a night full of laughter, Spookalicious at the Bard’s Town was made for you. This special event is presented by Improv Anonymous to be so funny, it’s scary. Will you be spooked by how ...

To celebrate the season of thrills and chills, Kentucky Shakespeare will present “Night of the Living Dead: A Radio Play.” This is a unique take on the most famous zombie movie of them all, a cult classic that helped to pave the way for ...

Do something a little different this September and head to the UofL Playhouse for “King Hedley II” by August Wilson. This play is set in the1980s and it’s full of some pretty familiar themes: dreams, disappointments, money troubles....

This September, spend some time in a fun, quirky little theater that was inspired by Shakespeare. Bard’s Town is on Bardstown Road and here, everything is Shakespearian-themed. Head to the Ten-Tucky Festival to see some truly unique original ...

This August, give yourself a night of culture, romance, suspense, jealousy and incredible singing. The UofL School of Music is presenting “Carmen,” one of the most popular operas in the world. Carmen Bizet’s “Carmen” is ...

You may have been to Louisville's well-known Shakespeare in the Park series before. This is a favorite summer event that plays out every year in Central Park. It's always free, and it's always a great way to go enjoy some culture. But this July, ...

Get a sneak peek at KET’s newest documentary, “Big Family: The Story of Bluegrass Music”, and you’ll get to learn a little more about how Bluegrass music was created. This special event is at the Kentucky Country Day Theater ...

The problem with Shakespeare is that he lived in the 1600s in England. And let’s face it, this was kind of a boring time in history. But the Wild West in America was one of history’s most thrilling times. What happens when these two ...