St Louis, 1938. Amanda Wingfield has a problem. Abandoned by her husband, short on money with a shy handicapped daughter and a poet son who works in a shoe factory, she’s reduced to selling magazine subscriptions to make ends meet.
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On Sunday, October 18th, Fripp Island Friends of Music begins its 32nd concert season with a blockbuster encore performance of world-renowned, international prize-winning American piano phenomenon, Thomas Pandolfi.
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USCB Center for the Arts is proud to be hosting Joshua Carswell, a vocalist that brings along with him an incredible take on the Great American Songbook, to the main stage on Sunday, October 18th, 2015 at 3:00 pm. A winner of the esteemed American Traditions Competition, held annually in Savannah Georgia, Joshua Carswell is a frequent performer of commercial music, musical theatre and opera.
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The Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Music Director and Conductor John Morris Russell, opens its 34th season, “Passion and Music in the Lowcountry,” with a solo “Gala Opening Night.”
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From its founding in 1979 by USCB Art History Professor Mary Whisonant, the USCB Festival Series has presented internationally renowned artists such as pianists Jean Yves Thibaudet and Jeremy Denk, violinists Joshua Bell and Robert McDuffie, flautist Paula Robison, cellist Carter Bray and the Emerson, Brooklyn Rider and St. Lawrence String Quartets.
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Beaufort Symphony Orchestra will feature two of the greatest composers of all time, Haydn and Beethoven, in “Symphonic Showcase” to usher in its 2015-2016 season and begin a year-long celebration of its 30th anniversary.
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Last issue, we heard from several of the Southern writers heading to Beaufort later this month for “Pat Conroy at 70: A Literary Festival Celebrating South Carolina’s Prince of Titles.” We’d asked them each a simple question: How has Pat Conroy influenced you? Some of them had so much to say, we had to run the article in two parts. (You can read Part One here.) This is the second installement.
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Last issue, we heard from several of the Southern writers heading to Beaufort later this month for “Pat Conroy at 70: A Literary Festival Celebrating South Carolina’s Prince of Titles.” We’d asked them each a simple question: How has Pat Conroy influenced you? Some of them had so much to say, we had to run the article in two parts. (You can read Part One here.) This is the second installement.
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Linda Sheppard, a Beaufort artist, will hold an exhibition of paintings of her private students from October 1 through October 31 at the USCB Center for the Arts.
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John K. Crum is a master of whimsy. Although his paintings start with everyday subjects, like people and familiar landscapes, John is able to invent a curious twist on the ordinary that is fun and imaginative. His colorful “what-if” visions invite each viewer to connect in their own way; each image capable of taking everyone on their own unexpected and sometimes magical journey.
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