We’re taking this time to highlight our staff of arts professionals to hear more about how they got here, what makes them tick, and what are their fond memories at The Music Hall. I got to turn the tables on Brittany Wason, our Literary Coordinator & Content Manager, with some questions of my own!Read More
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With your support, The Music Hall brings national and international artists and scholars to the region who offer experiences that enlighten and entertain.Read More
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The arts are fundamental to our humanity. They inspire us, they bring us joy, they help us to grow and express ourselves, and they build bridges. The coronavirus has had a devastating impact on the nonprofit arts sector, a $166 billion industry, and we are sure to feel the effects for years.Read More
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For over 140 years, The Music Hall has withstood the test of time, sometimes narrowly, sometimes only just barely, but still, the majestic theater has persevered, thanks to the people who make up the organization—all of you, all of us, and the memories of those who realized laughing, thinking, and experiencing things together are what makes for a rich life.Read More
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If you ask us what we consider “essential,” books would be toward the top of our lists. It’s odd to see me or Brittany without a book in arm’s reach! So we thought we’d share some reading recommendations to help keep the stir-crazy at bay. Read More
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You’ve probably heard the Mommie Dearest and “No-wire-hangers!” jokes. Or rumors of her Dueling Divas feud with Bette Davis (who quipped, “She’s slept with every male star at MGM except Lassie”). But if you look beyond Joan Crawford: Glamorous Actress With Linebacker-y Shoulder Pads, you’ll find Lucille LeSueur: Damaged Survivor of a Wretched Childhood. Read More
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