Tag: brad colerick
Arts Are Essential | February 26 – March 5
LA Phil launches second season of Sound/Stage, beginning Friday, March 5, 2021, with new episodes released through June 25, 2021.
With Music & Artistic Director...
Arts Are Essential | The Show Must Go On! February 19 – 26
This weekend the Center Theatre Group presents Matthew Bourne’s “Romeo and Juliet” premiering Thursday, February 18 at 5:00 p.m. and streaming Friday, February 19...
Drive-in Concert a Success | South Pasadenans Relish a Live Show on Valentine’s Day
Close to 4:00 p.m. on Valentine’s Day, with a beautiful rose colored sunset beginning to form, nighttime mayor & troubadour, Brad Colerick, was waving...
Arts Are Essential | Events February 13 – 20
Black Voices at the Met. This exhibition, which celebrates the extensive contributions made by African American artists at the Met and chronicles the decades-long struggle...
Valentine’s Day “Drive-in” Concert in South Pasadena
South Pasadena troubadour and "nighttime mayor", Brad Colerick, a native
of “Heart City, USA” – Valentine, Nebraska – will host a Valentine’s Day “Drive-in” concert...
Wine and Song at the Blue Guitar | Tune in!
Wine and Song at the Blue Guitar podcast #39 Features Buddy Mondlock (with Art Garfunkel and Maia Sharp), The Talbott Brothers, Danielle Ate the...
Wine & Song at Blue Guitar | Tune in!
Blue Guitar presents Wine & Song podcast #38. This week's episode features Luke O’Shea, Beth Wood, Tall Men Group, Rob Laufer, Abigail Washburn, Andy...
Arts Are Essential | What’s on in Arts & Entertainment October 16 – 23
The Metropolitan Opera brings us Phelim McDermott’s effervescent production of Mozart’s “Cosi fan tutte” that sees the comedy of 18th century young love and...
Wine & Song 11 Year Reunion Show
Brad Colerick’s Wine & Song series is hosting a special 11 year reunion show this Friday October 9 at 7pm on Zoom. Here is...
Arts Are Essential | What’s On in Arts and Entertainment | Sept. 25 –...
A film adaptation of Shakespeare’s masterpiece, Romeo and Juliet takes legendary Royal Ballet choreographer Kenneth MacMillan’s 1965 audience favorite out of the theater and into the...
