
Christine Dimattei
News Anchor and Arts Reporter at WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)
News Anchor/Arts Reporter for WLRN-Miami Herald News, 91.3 FM
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3 weeks ago |
wlrn.org | Christine Dimattei
Miami New Drama is not one to shy away from controversial issues. Last season, the Miami Beach-based company presented Dangerous Days , which tackled the media response to the 1980 Miami race riots. This week, Miami New Drama will present the world premiere of Jonathan Spector's Birthright — billed as the first major stage production to grapple with the aftermath of October 7, 2023. On that day, Hamas militants launched a deadly surprise attack on Israel, sparking the Gaza War.
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3 weeks ago |
wlrn.org | Christine Dimattei
Two performances this weekend by the New World Symphony in Miami Beach are bound to be among the most poignant in its nearly 40-year history. They will mark the last time the symphony is led by the conductor affectionately known as "M-T-T."In March of 2022, Michael Tilson Thomas announced that he was stepping down as artistic director of the New World Symphony, the orchestral academy he co-founded in 1987. Months earlier, he had been diagnosed with a particularly aggressive form of brain cancer.
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1 month ago |
wlrn.org | Christine Dimattei
In 1925, the Jazz Age was in full swing in America. And songs like West End Blues were a big hit. That was also the year Boca Raton was incorporated. So it's only fitting that Joe "King" Oliver's tune should top the playlist for a rousing salute to the city's first 100 years. This weekend, Festival of the Arts BOCA plans to cap off its 2025 edition with a Centennial Celebration.
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1 month ago |
wlrn.org | Christine Dimattei
A teenage girl disguises herself as a boy in a country where male children are prized above all things. A young boy slips into a world of imagination to reach his father, a soldier missing in action. And the soldier himself — alone, terrified, but clinging to hope. Each of them is the lead character of separate monologues by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz.
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1 month ago |
wlrn.org | Christine Dimattei
How does a choreographer — through simple movement — convey oppression, creative suppression and artistic censorship? Part of the answer can be found in the second movement of Dance NOW! Miami's new piece, titled Blue Pencil, which makes its world premiere this week. "There's a woman and she represents art. And two men approach her and they begin to squeeze her, four hands on one body," says Dance NOW! Miami Founding Co-Artistic Director Hannah Baumgarten.
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Marsha!!! #TwilightZoneMarathon

Native American composer Jerod Tate is SUCH a fascinating person. https://t.co/o1v59p4Svw

A huge thank you to Florida Grand Opera @FGOpera! I had a blast working on this one! https://t.co/Gro2UdXXTN