by Jessica Dulle When approached by our marketing department to write about the Renaissance membership program, I was delighted to have an opportunity to share content about what makes this…
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by Colleen Cook Forty years ago, locally-renown choral conductor Richard Wink had an idea: the Mansfield Symphony should have a chorus. So many great symphonic works require a chorus, and Mansfield is…
Keep reading “Why I Sing: An Interview with Larry Griffin”by Colleen Cook with Michael Thomas I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have favorite shows that we do here at the Renaissance, and the upcoming production of Hot Mess: A…
Keep reading “Writing Original Productions: An Interview with Michael Thomas”by Colleen Cook It’s officially spring, and I still have Halloween candy in my pantry. From two years ago. Does it ever feel to you like we just go from…
Keep reading “Fresh Ideas for Easter Baskets”by Colleen Cook It’s easy to think of the arts and entertainment as something that happens when you’re not working. After all, the “weekend” as we know it was birthed out of…
Keep reading “Arts, Jobs, and the Economy”by Colleen Cook and DRM Productions Octavio Más-Arocas is the second of three finalists for the position of Music Director of the Mansfield Symphony Orchestra. Maestro Más-Arocas tells us about…
Keep reading “Meet Octavio Más-Arocas”by Colleen Cook We are BIG Daniel Tiger fans at our house. My husband and I often refer to Daniel Tiger as the third parent in our house, and I am sure any…
Keep reading “Three Valuable Lessons from Daniel Tiger”By Chelsie Thompson We take our mission to make the arts accessible very seriously – it is the lifeblood of our work and the passion behind everything we do here…
Keep reading “Sensory-Friendly Performances: What, When, and How Much We Love Them”By Colleen Cook When you look at our staff list, the reality is that our titles are a little misleading. While we are each responsible for our primary job functions, each of our…
Keep reading “Spinning Sisters: The Revolving Stage”By Colleen Cook I used to pride myself in my ability to multitask. I could be watching a show on TV, making dinner, discovering a new recipe, checking email, replying to…
Keep reading “Please Silence Your Phones: True Confessions of a Multitasker”