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Tag: Christi Dortch

a dancer and a cellist on stage

December 10, 2019

Renowned cellist Maya Beiser, dance icon Wendy Whelan perform in rare collaboration inspired by 9/11

“We started working on the piece on September 11”, says renowned Cellist Maya Beiser says. “We were there, in New York City when it happened. The piece became inspired by those events.”

TPAC InsideOut Podcast: Love Never Dies

June 28, 2018

Podcast: ‘Love Never Dies’ Arts Appetizer

In this Arts Appetizer we speak with Bowling Green native Bronson Norris Murphy who plays the Phantom, Sean Thompson who plays Raoul, and Christi Dortch the […]