State of the Arts with Peggy Nelson and Michael Boland
State of the Arts features guests from the Connecticut and tristate area in theater, visual arts, film, music and more.
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State of the Arts, July 24 2026 (opens the original)
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Connecticut-based artist Rick Shaefer , who works out of his studio in Bridgeport, will kick off our show to discuss his role in The Museum of Contemporary Art Connecticut’s summer exhibition, “Looking for History.” His remarkable skill with line as a central element shines through in this exhibit titled "Colossi." It features“Water Crossing” from the "Refugee Trilogy," and “Liberty Dismantled.” His art will be on display through November 15. Joining us for the second half is Ed Libonati, Execut
State of the Arts, July 10, 2026 (opens the original)
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Peggy Nelson and Tom Holehan host this episode, featuring guests Noelle Fair and CJ Nolan, actors in the upcoming production of Othello with the Hudson Shakespeare Company. Also, Xi Lin visits the show to talk about the Yale Repertory Theatre production of "Rhinoceros." Lin won the Connecticut Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Sound in a Play for her work on that production.
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