MOJO determined to return in full force
Jekyll & Hyde Photo | Courtesy of Playhouse in the Park Azalea City jazz fans look to have...
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Artifice
Arts revival continues as virus numbers ebb
With the seeming wane of COVID-19 and ’cane season, arts institutions are bringing the momentous...
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Ballet debuts groundbreaker at Saenger
October can be considered Mobile’s own variation on Groundhog Day: If we emerge from our...
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MSO ‘celebrates’ new season with old beginning
Photo | Courtesy – Rachel Wright University of South Alabama Glass Arts program raises funds...
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MAC delays October Arts Throwdown
The Mobile Arts Council (MAC) has postponed the Oct. 15 Arts Throwdown until 2022. The combination...
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New artist brings exploratory show to town
If the artistic process is about searching, then Jenny Day has it down. She’s spent her life in...
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20 years of discovery tinged with loss
Tragedy and art are unbreakably linked for me. It’s a knot cinched in an early September now...
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Mobilian follows artistic passion to new life
Mobilian Joy Gardner has discounted F. Scott Fitzgerald’s old saw about the lack of “second acts”...
Read MoreCOVID scratches arts plans
The Aug. 11 Artifice read that Joe Jefferson Playhouse (JJP) had cancelled the last two performances of “Sister Act the Musical” after a cast member tested positive for COVID-19. Director Cathy Bouler told me the remaining cast...
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Historic orphanage sparks new local author
For new author Rhoda Melendez, her first book was more than a journey through Mobile’s historic...
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