“I didn’t realize that there was a name for what we were doing until I found this article about a commencement address by Robert Krulwich and he talked about the idea of horizontal loyalty,” said Stephanie Brothers, editor of The … Continue reading
In 2007, Andrew Dimery was fermenting his first batch of homebrew on a whim, having cashed in his tax return for the most minimal of required gear. Six years later he is the newest head brewer at the Bluegrass Brewing … Continue reading
“We believe that theater is a really powerful tool for learning important skills in life,” said Jennifer Thalman Kepler, community outreach director of Louisville’s all-female theater company, Looking for Lilith. The company prides itself in telling unheard stories and lifting … Continue reading
The journalist is a 26-year-old, hometown-cloistered, liberal arts copout-degree-wielding man-child. But he knows his god-forsaken birthright. He knows that once a year there is a pile of booze-drenched flesh, encircled by chain link and horsemeat, that screams his name from … Continue reading
It was on the morning of February 12, 2010 that ear X-tacy owner John Timmons first confirmed his musical institution was in danger of closing its doors. Scott Shuffitt was not there. And yet just days later came Shuffitt’s bursting-from-slumber … Continue reading
When Les Waters was in the process of interviewing for the position of artistic director at Actors Theatre of Louisville, he made it a point to venture out into the community. While shopping at a local store, he was approached … Continue reading
![Gil Reyes co-artisitic director, Theatre [502]](https://i1.wp.com/www.thelouisvillepaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/GilPic.jpg?fit=300%2C200)
A single, glowing iPad screen meandered across a pitch-black stage at the W. L. Lyons Brown Theatre as the capacity audience roared with applause. “One of the first things you have to understand is that it’s radio and that not seeing … Continue reading
“Marco…Polo!” shouted the bike-borne combatants across the court and on either side of me. And thus the match began, as I awkwardly accelerated toward a red street hockey ball placed at the center of the Central Avenue overpass tunnel in … Continue reading