A collective cheer rises from the yard lines to the top of the tower where Jeff Seighman and Eddie Hirst stand with their megaphones.
The story isn't complicated.
A musical, a drama and a comedy — live theater in Baton Rouge will have it all beginning Aug. 15, when Playmakers of Baton Rouge opens the musical, "Footloose"; the Louisiana Theatre Company o…
The year is 1943. The place is Harlem, the lifelong home to Elizabeth, who spent her youth dreaming of love and happiness.
The Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge's BRIDGES Project, a statewide theater group of high school students, are participating in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, an annual international theate…
At Baton Rouge Gallery
The year is 1927, and talkies are replacing silent films in the movie theaters.
Harleigh Jones knows the next rule in the creative process would be to let the paint dry on the rock.
Ivy Roberts didn't talk much at first.
Elizabethan summer show
Kelwood Contemporary Art, 8202 Kelwood Ave., Baton Rouge, is showing "Reclaiming Your Voice: Artists Respond to Domestic Violence," a compelling group exhibition, through Aug. 3.
The Gallery at the Manship Theatre has been celebrating summer with New Orleans artist James Michalopoulos' solo exhibit, "Michalopoulos: Happy Times, Summer in The City," in the Shaw Center f…
For a recent meeting, Darlene Moore wore a multicolored dress, painted with strings of lime and forest green, hot pink, and hints of orange and black. Pinned on her right shoulder was a yellow…
Just because August is super hot doesn't mean Baton Rouge's arts scene is lagging.
From fairy tales to fun musicals, Sherlock Holmes to "Swan Lake," the Manship Theatre has announced a full slate of family shows for the 2025-26 season.
"Oh, this is a cute story," Angelique Bergeron says.
The West Baton Rouge's exhibit, "Kont Kréyol-yé" or "Creole Folktales," based on the 1931 LSU Master’s thesis by Lafayette Jarreau, which recorded Creole folktales in both Pointe Coupee and We…
The year is 1943. The place is Harlem.
The Art Guild of Louisiana's "Spring Judged Show 2025" runs through July 10 at BREC's Independence Park Theatre, 7800 Independence Blvd.
If Elvis hadn't come knocking in 1956, would Hatch Show Print still be turning the handle of its press today? Maybe, but Elvis put them on the roadmap of music history. That's a fact, and the …
"The Addams Family," a comical feast that embraces the wackiness in every family, will open the Broadway in Baton Rouge 2025-26 season.
Oklahoma is a year away from becoming an official state in the Wild West, cowboys are at odds with farmers, and an intense love triangle is brewing on the horizon as the wind comes sweeping do…
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