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Co-Director of Essex Theatre Arts Studio Bob Allen announced six College-Conservatory of Music Drama students have been selected as cast members for the world premiere of Love Knots (a love-fest of short plays) by Kentucky playwright Philip Paradis.

Co-Director of Essex Theatre Arts Studio (ETAS) Bob Allen has announced that he will direct a cast of fifteen tri-state actors to perform the world premiere of Love Knots (a love-fest of short plays) by Kentucky playwright Philip Paradis.

Co-Director of Essex Theatre Arts Studio and director/producer Bob Allen said the world premiere of Love Knots, a new play by Kentucky playwright Philip Paradis, will be presented at the 2012 Cincinnati Fringe Festival, June 1-8, 2012.

Bob Allen, co-director of Essex Theatre Arts Studio (ETAS), has announced that ETAS will produce five new short plays by playwright Philip Paradis at the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, downtown Cincinnati, OH, May 30-June 9, 2012.

Congresswoman Donna Edwards of Maryland introduced today a constitutional amendment bill to overturn the US Supreme Court’s recent ruling allowing unlimited corporate money in elections. Rep. John Conyers, Jr. is a co-sponsor of the amendment bill.

Heroes of the Nation, Kenya's largest orphanage of over 530 children, has a unique solution for enabling orphans to become future leaders of their country. HTN differentiates itself by focusing on four distinct areas of orphanage campus development.

The Kentucky Arts Council has awarded a total of $3,194 in Individual Artist Professional Development grants to seven Kentucky artists for the third quarter of fiscal year 2010.

The Kentucky Arts Council offers free accessibility assessments to Kentucky arts organizations in areas of programming, services and physical space through a partnership with the Kentucky Center for Performing Arts, Access Services.

The Kentucky Arts Council will host a number of activities and meetings for artists and arts leaders on February 10, 2010, in Frankfort.

Gov. Steve Beshear presented a check for $306,766 to Kentucky arts organizations to preserve jobs in the arts and cultural sector of the Commonwealth.