Balagula Theatre, based at Natasha's Cafe in downtown Lexington, is no stranger to what might be called "cutting edge theater." Its latest production is a Tony Award-winning play dealing with a controversial subject not often tackled on stage: a romantic relationship involving a successful business- and family-man and a goat.
As Arts Weekly's Roger Duvall reports, while that topic may have a very high cringe-factor, to those who have come to know this work, it's a redeeming piece of thought-provoking theater.
Arts Weekly's Roger Duvall speaks with some of the cast and producers of Balagula Theatre's production of "The Goat or Who is Sylvia."
Last week, Chase Martin and Phillip March Jones of Lexington's Institute 193 gathered the work of a dozen or so Kentucky artists and hit the road for New York City. Their destination? The annual Outsider Art Fair.
It's not every day you go to a concert featuring musicians who have been recently risking their lives on the battlefield. Such is the life of members of the pipes and drums of the Black Watch of the community of Fife in Scotland.