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Rising International Grayson Wray Project plays Louisville [Music]
Los Angeles band Grayson Wray Project visited Louisville and played a show with local acts Ted Stevens, Lotus Blake, and the Rusty Crowes at the Rudyard Kipling on Monday, August 8. 2011.
The band has been called a pop rock indie band with a funkadelic Beatles sound.
The Rudyard Kipling is on Oak St. and is one of the oldest venues in Louisville for arts, music, and other performances.
A slightly different 'Book' at Assumption [Theater]
Disney meets Rudyard Kipling in Jungalbook, which will take place through Assumption's Rose Theatre Company this weekend.
Jungalbook performances will go on April 28 and 30 at 7 p.m. each night. Matinees will go on April 30 and May 1 at 2 p.m. All shows will take place at Assumption High School, located at 2170 Tyler Lane in the Highlands section of Louisville.
Theatrical alternatives to Thunder [Thunder Over Louisville]
Want some theater with your Thunder? Wanting to avoid Thunder Over Louisville altogether? Not a problem, as there are three shows taking place this Saturday in and outside of Louisville.
Bring it! Finnigan Productions presents the fourth installment of the Festival of Funky Fresh Fun [Theater]
The title may be difficult, but the concept isn’t. Beginning this Thursday, Finnigan Productions embarks on a celebration of everything local.
Gladys brings Adventure to Rud [Theater]
Spend Valentine's Day with a librarian-turned-adventurer in the LePetomane comedy Glady's of Adventure, which opens this weekend.
Glady's of Adventure performances will take place on Feb. 11, 12, 19, and 21 at 7:30 p.m. each night. A show on Feb. 18 will occur at 8:30 p.m., and a show on Feb. 20 will go on at 2 p.m. All shows can be seen at the Rudyard Kipling, located at 422 W.
Women authors lives explored in Bronte [Theater]
The lives of three women authors are explored in the Finnigan Productions show Bronte, which will open this weekend.
Cyberbullying and suicide are focus of Choices [Theater]
The tragedies of cyberbullying and suicide have been front page or top story on the national news lately, including in the stories of Tyler Clementi and Phoebe Prince, among countless others. Tomorrow night, Looking for Lilith will examine those issues in Choices.
Zoo, Actor's Nightmare tonight at Rud [Theater]
Salvage Theatre Productions is set to present two one-act productions, The Actor's Nightmare and The Zoo Story, beginning at the Rud tonight.
Performances will take place tonight, Nov. 4, tomorrow, and Saturday night at 7 p.m. each night. All performances will take place at the Rudyard Kipling, located at 422 West Oak Street in Louisville. Tickets for all shows are $10 and can be purchased at the door.
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