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Tony Bennett is show in this Feb. 25, 1998 file photo. Bennett was the youthful guy from the borough of Queens who left his heart in San Francisco. And then, he became the darling of the MTV generation and won a Grammy in his 60s. Now, with the publication of his memoirs, the 72-year-old crooner reveals that he was once a heavy drug user. “At every big party I’d go to, people were high on something, ” he writes in “The Good Life, ” about the heady Hollywood days in the 1970s. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)

Tony Bennett to perform locally

Tickets go on sale next weekend for a Fraze Pavilion concert starring legendary crooner Tony Bennett.The Kettering venue located at 695 Lincoln Park Blvd. announced the 7:30 p.m. August 25 show today.Born Anthony Dominick Benedetto, Bennett is known for a long list of classic songs, including “I Left My Heart ...

Yvette Young (left) and Mary Brooks pose for a picture taken by Bob Weekley outside Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati prior to grand opening ceremonies Monday, March 4, 2013. NICK DAGGY / STAFF

Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati grand opening

Yellow Springs film makers Julia Reichert and Steve Bognar received national funding to work on an experimental website in conjunction with the public radio station WYSO’s ReInvention Stories series. CHRIS STEWART / STAFF

Reinventing Dayton on the web

An innovative new web site devoted to a Midwestern city in the process of reinventing itself was unveiled this week, thanks to major funding from some prestigious organizations and an enthusiastic and creative local production team.The city is Dayton, Ohio — one of only two small cities in the country ...

Christian Marclay, The Clock, 2010. Single channel video. Duration: 24 hours. Courtesy White Cube, London and Paula Cooper Gallery, New York

“The Clock” comes to Columbus for first Midwest show

A “timely” video installation that’s been intriguing audiences throughout the world is being presented in the Midwest for the first time at the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus.“The Clock,” which was the winner of the Golden Lion award at the 2011 Venice Biennale, was recently viewed by 48,000 ...

Patrick Keough, the Schuster Center’s production manager, lifts a batten on one the 91 lines that make up the Mead Theatre’s fly system. The system is used to raise and lower backdrops — and do it quickly by hand — during performances. Counter weights are added to the system to offset the weight of backdrops. CHRIS STEWART/ STAFF

Celebrating 10 years

It was 10 years ago this week — on March 1, 2003 — that the Benjamin and Marian Schuster Center for the Performing Arts opened its doors at Second and Main streets in downtown Dayton. In the decade since, the Schuster has established itself as a popular community gathering place ...

Audra McDonald, five-time Tony Award winner, will headline the Gala Concert kicking off the yearlong celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Schuster Center on March 1.

Audra McDonald to shine at Schuster 10th anniversary gala

The last time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald came to Dayton, she serenaded voters in the basement of the Montgomery County Administration Building while she observed the early voting process on behalf of President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign. Some fans recognized her and asked, astonished, “What are you doing here?” ...

“Sankofa” by John P. Beckley is a bronze casting.

New curator introduces opening exhibit at Afro-American Museum

The new mixed media art exhibit at the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center titled “How I Got Over” demonstrates the variety of ways in which African-Americans have faced and overcome obstacles. The museum itself is an excellent case in point. Plagued by budget cuts from the state, a series ...

The Victoria Theatre Association announced its 2013-2014 season Thursday with a special guest, Joey, the life-size puppet from the Broadway play War Horse. War Horse will run at the Schuster Center from October 22-27. CHRIS STEWART / STAFF

‘War Horse,’ ‘Memphis’ coming to Dayton stage

Two Tony Award winners — for Best Play and Best Musical — will be among the offerings for the Victoria Theatre Association’s 2013-14 season. The full schedule of shows — including the Premier Health Broadway Series, the Projects Unlimited Variety Series, the PNC Family Series and, The Frank M. Tait ...

March 28, 1913 edition of the Dayton Daily News was filled with stories about the flood. (Dayton Daily News Archived photo)

Terror from the river, Jamie Simpson describes flood that destroyed downtown Dayton

There were floods in Dayton long before the levees broke and water rushed through downtown streets nearly 100 years ago and terrorized a city. “They had flood after flood after flood,” Storm Center 7 Chief Meteorologist Jamie Simpson said. “It was a flood prone city before 1913.” Floods were documented ...

From the Dayton Ballet’s 2006 “Winter Repertory.” Contributed photo

The Dayton Ballet’s resident costume designer talks about his life and art

The ooh’s and aah’s that greet an opening curtain at the Dayton Ballet are often a reaction to the beautifully designed costumes that seem a perfect fit for the drama about to unfold. For many years, those fanciful designs have come from the rich imagination and talented hands of Lowell ...

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