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9, 10 July 2004. The Dance Gala has long been one of the most successful events of the Spoleto Festival featuring a line-up of classical and contemporary stars. Dance fans used to travel for miles to watch the dazzling p...
9-30 July 2004. This initiative is part of the all-embracing Venice Biennale, this year directed by the iconoclastic Karole Armitage. It features Sarah Michelson (9-14 July), Alonzo Kings Lines Ballet (10 July), Isabel B...
Less than six years ago the Anglican Centre in Rome moved into sumptuous new premises in the south wing of Palazzo Doria Pamphilj. The interior was designed by Sally Thomas, a consultant from California, who has recently...
8 July-19 Sept 2004. The 180 pictures on show are part of the German photographers (1876-1964) life work to document German society of his time, portraits of men and women in their social and professional contexts, inclu...
A new church at S. Giovanni Rotondo in Puglia, dedicated to San Pio of Pietrelcina, better known as Padre Pio, will be inaugurated on 1 July at 16.30. The church, commissioned by the Capuchin brothers in the town, which...
5-31 July 2004. The first show in this gallerys new space, dedicated to an archive of contemporary drawing, is of work by the young Romanian artist Vladuta, who is about to return home after a period at the Romanian Acad...
7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 21 July 2004. Conducted by Bruno Bartoletti, directed by Keita Asari, with Daniela Dess, Elena Cassian, Roberto Aronica, Alexandru Agache.
7-18 July 2004. Ballet Hispanico prides itself in being the foremost dance interpreter of Hispanic culture in the United States. It was founded in 1970 by Tina Ramirez and fuses ballet, modern and Latin dance forms into...
In the run off vote for provincial and city council administrations 22 provinces and 6 provincial capital cities will reopen their polling booths on Saturday 27 June from 15.00 - 22.00 and on Sunday 28 June from 07.00 -...
6-31 July 2004. 12 concerts in the beautiful setting of Romes botanic gardens. Only 350 places are available each night. Tickets are available at the door on the night from 20.00; concerts start at 21.00.
In the old days, art lovers had to creep into the dark, dusty corners of churches or walk through miles of indifferent works in museums to find their favourite masters. Today, blockbuster shows tear work from the surroun...
A fig-tree that grows in the Forum itself, the meeting place of Rome,
is sacred because things struck by lightning are buried there,
and all the more so for being a reminder
of the fig-tree under which the nurse o...
One down and two more to go. For Italy more than anywhere else in Europe the elections to the European parliament on 12 June were the first round of a two-year campaign. With very few exceptions, the personalities of the...
One down and two more to go. For Italy more than anywhere else in Europe the elections to the European parliament on 12 June were the first round of a two-year campaign. With very few exceptions, the personalities of the...
6-31 July 2004. Solo performances by protagonists of the Italian stage accompanied by live music. Many big names appear on the calendar and a prize will be awarded to a new work by a young playwright.
5-28 July 2004. Artist Ismael Mundaray finds inspiration in the way of life of the indigenous tribes in his home country, Venezuela. In his stylised, geometric paintings he captures the canoes, trees, rivers, musical ins...
In the old days, art lovers had to creep into the dark, dusty corners of churches or walk through miles of indifferent works in museums to find their favourite masters. Today, blockbuster shows tear work from the surroun...
There has always been a sumptuously rich literary culture in Romes plethora of libraries and bookshops. However, there is a discrepancy between the abundance of these literary offerings and their accessibility to the gen...
The Keats Shelley House McDonald's Piazza di Spagna poetry prize 2004 is divided into two sections, English and Italian, and into three age groups. This year the 5-9 age group was given the themes "Flight in a balloon"...
Englishman Arthur Acton and his American wife Hortense created a garden for all seasons, independent of flowers, at the villa of La Pietra on Via Bolognese, near Florence. Their son, Harold Acton, the last private owner...
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