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The Long Awaited Philharmonie de Paris Opens After Years of Delay, Architect Jean Nouvel Boycotts Opening

The long awaited Philharmonie de Paris has finally opened, despite seven long years of delays and budget issues. However, not all are satisfied with the finished product. Jean Nouvel, star architect for the hall, decided to boycott the opening saying that the project wasn’t finished yet.

By Jaime Prisco

The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago Shows 'Cineastas' by Experimental Playwright Mariano Pensotti

The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago will be showing the debut of Latin American experimental playwright and director, Mariano Pensotti's darkly humorous new play, "Cineastas."
By Jaime Prisco
New Tony Award Given to Teachers Who Display "Excellence in Theatre Education"

The Tony Awards aren’t only for Broadway stars anymore. Now your favorite teacher has the chance to win the coveted theatre award. The Tony Awards and Carnegie Mellon University have teamed up to present a new award to be given annually to a theater teacher who has made a monumental impact in the lives of their students.
By Jaime Prisco

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The Long Awaited Philharmonie de Paris Opens After Years of Delay, Architect Jean Nouvel Boycotts Opening

The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago Shows 'Cineastas' by Experimental Playwright Mariano Pensotti

New Tony Award Given to Teachers Who Display "Excellence in Theatre Education"

The Scheherazade Initiative Brings Together World-Renowned Musicians and Charity: Music for Life, UN Benefit Concert for Violence Against Women, Elmira Darvarova, George Mathew, NY Philharmonic

'Shift: A Festival of American Orchestras' Announced in DC by The Kennedy Center and Washington Performing Arts: Reimagining of New York's 'Spring for Music' Fest

Composer Harry Gregson-Williams Accuses Director Michael Mann of Scrapping Score for New Flick 'Blackhat'

Live Broadcast of The Metropolitan Opera's 'The Merry Widow' Starring Renée Fleming and Kelli O'Hara to Be Shown in Movie Theaters Around the Nation

Lincoln Center, New York Phil Staging George Benjamin's 'Written on Skin' in August

The Collegiate Chorale Presents George F. Handel's 'Susanna,' Stars Isabel Leonard and Daniela Mack

Violinist Sarah Chang Takes Up Residency With New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Performs Bernstein’s West Side Story Suite, Jaques Lacombe to Conduct

Composer John Luther Adams Wins Columbia's Lifetime Achievement William Schuman Award, Known for Pulitzer Prize-Winning 'Become Ocean' and 2015 Grammy Award Nom

Lindsey Stirling Added to Grammy Legacy Concert 'Lean on Me: A Celebration of Music and Philanthropy' Line-Up: Robin Thicke, Melissa Etheridge, Cyndi Lauper, Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp and More

Indie Singer Sufjan Stevens Scores New Rodeo Documentary 'Round-Up' at BAM, Works With Aaron and Alex Craig and Yarn/Wire

Cuban Singer José 'Pepito' Gómez Kicks Off World Music Institute Series 'World to Brooklyn'

Buster Poindexter, AKA David Johansen of the New York Dolls, Begins Two-Week Residency at Café Carlyle in February

Eli Keszler Comes to The Kitchen for Synth Nights Series, Performs New Installation-Composition 'Filtrations'

'Defiant Requiem: Verdi at Terezín' Tells Story of Holocaust Prisoners: Bebe Neuwirth and John Rubinstein Star in Show at Lincoln Center

Israeli Opera Conductor Frédéric Chaslin Pulls Out of Performance After Being Denied Paris Attack Victim Tribute