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- Sep 28, 2026
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LSU Theatre mourns loss of the 'unparalleled' George Judy — professor, mentor and friend (opens the original)
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Tributes to George Judy by LSU School of Theatre students and graduates flooded social media throughout the weekend upon news of of his death. Judy, 74, a professor of theater at the university, died Thursday night. From 2009 until his death, he worked in the theater department, where he also headed the LSU School of Theatre Master of Fine Art Acting Program and previously served as artistic director of Swine Palace. "George Judy was my mentor and my friend," Jenny Ballard, assistant professor o
Gene Callahan won two Oscars and worked on 100 films, but this Louisiana city was always his home (opens the original)
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A painting caught Phyllis Hall's attention as she was exiting Baton Rouge's Manship Theatre, though she mistook it for a print. The art piece hung on a wall in the Shaw Center for the Arts, home to the theater where the Catahoula resident had attended a local music performance. "The print was credited to Gene Callahan, and the label next to it said it was his concept for a scene in the movie, 'Funny Girl,'" Hall said. "It said Callahan was from Baton Rouge, which made me interested in learning m
Take a selfie at this cabin before entering C.C. Lockwood's museum exhibit in Baton Rouge (opens the original)
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The cabin in the C.C. Lockwood exhibit surely will be the Louisiana Art & Science Museum's No. 1 selfie spot in coming months. âThat's what we're hoping for, anyway,â museum curator Tracey Barhorst said. The structure is part of the âPreserving Paradise: The Vision of C.C. Lockwood,â the museum's retrospective exhibit celebrating the Louisiana photographer's 55-year career. The cabin, essentially a façade with a front porch, window, door and tin roof will greet visitors at the entrance
Women run the White House at LSU, Baton Rouge Ballet's mixed bill and a vengeful spirit at Sullivan (opens the original)
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LSU Theatre's production of Selina Fallinger's comedy, "POTUS" has so many twists and turns that director Lori Elizabeth Parquet can reveal little about the story. Her smiles turn into laughter when she thinks about characters in individual scenes, but she stops herself from elaborating. Revelations might prove to be spoilers, and she doesn't want to ruin any surprises when the play opens Friday in LSU's Shaver Theatre. The comedy, fully titled "POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Wo
C.C. Lockwood spent his career photographing nature in Louisiana. An exhibit highlights his work. (opens the original)
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C.C. Lockwood listens to the steady rhythm of the passing train outside the old Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Depot that's been home to the Louisiana Art & Science Museum since 1976. The train is rolling somewhere beyond Baton Rouge, maybe into parts of Louisiana the 77-year-old nature photographer now thinks about, some of which he hasn't paddled by canoe in 20 years. Canoes and boats â not trains â were Lockwood's preferred mode of travel in his 55-year career. Images from these tra
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