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Earlier this month, we released ten new performing arts shows and theatrical productions, now available for on-demand video streaming on Cennarium! At Cennarium, we’re working hard to make the performing arts more accessible, affordable, and available to...
Looking for some feminine inspiration? Even though opera is full of male heroes saving the day, there are countless female characters who deserve just as much recognition as any character. Here are our favorite 5 strong female opera characters. 1. Cleopatra For...
The anti-hero is one of the most popular archetypes in film and television today. As with most tropes, opera was doing the anti-hero for hundreds of years before the camera was even invented. Whether it’s because they have good intentions and bad means, or they have...
Sometimes it’s just more fun to root for the villain of a show. As long as Operas have been written there has always been a strong antagonist that fuels the drama of the piece. In fact, there have been so many dastardly villains in opera it’s hard to...
While some people go through their entire lives not knowing what they were meant to do on this Earth, others get that insight at an astoundingly early age. Child prodigies appear in many areas of expertise like science, math, history, and the arts. Of course, we are...
Remember your summer reading assignments during summer vacation? For young book lovers they are easy homework, and for some adults, summer is still the time to find some spare time and enjoy a book out on the porch or on a trip to the beach. If you’re discovering a...
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New Performing Arts Shows on Cennarium: Ravel, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and More!
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Guest Post: Music Promotion is Not That Tough As You Think
Contemporary Dancer Astad Deboo Wins Lifetime Achievement Award
Broadway and The Phantom: A Conversation with Sandra Joseph and Ron Bohmer