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Milwaukee Symphony
Yaniv Dinur, the former resident conductor of
the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, returns
to the Bradley Symphony Center April 26-27
for a memorable performance of Tchaikovsky's
tumultuous, passionate Fourth Symphony.
The exciting repertoire of Dinur Conducts
Tchaikovsky includes Barber's Overture for
the School for Scandal and Prokofiev's Piano
Concerto No. 3, featuring Alexander Korsantia
on piano. The performance concludes with
Tchaikovsky's masterful Fourth Symphony,
which encompasses themes of fate and
happiness; darkness and light.
Concertgoers can learn more about the
classical works and MSO members during
Meet the Music, a talk held an hour before the
concert begins.
On Saturdays, enjoy Sound Bites, an upscale
Chef's Table culinary experience in the Bradley
Center Atrium. The Sound Bites experience
can be added to ticket purchase at checkout.
The performances begin at 7:30pm April 26
and 2:30pm April 27.
For tickets and more information about MSO,
visit mso.org.
Tantalizing
Tidbits
from Milwaukee's
Arts Scene
The Constructivists
The Constructivists Theatre Company,
which focuses on performing challenging
dramas and political and social works,
presents Martin McDonagh's The Beauty
Queen of Leenane, a dark Irish cottage
drama about an overbearing mother
meddling in her adult daughter's love life.
The production runs March 29-April 12
at Studio Theater in the Broadway Theatre
Center, 158 N. Broadway.
Directed by James Pickering, who has
acted and directed theater in Milwaukee
for over half a century, the production
features actors Flora Coker, Leo Madson,
Matt Specht, and Constructivists founder
Jaimelyn Gray.
With mordant humor and gripping
tension, The Beauty Queen of Leenane
won the 1998 Lucille Lortel Award for
Outstanding Play. As this play contains
adult subject matter, viewer discretion is
advised.
Tickets can be purchased at
theconstructivists.org.
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