WYPR Arts

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins the show to share her review of "Julius Caesar," which continues at the Patapsco Female Institute Historic Park in Ellicott City through July 20.

Former Kennedy Center President Deborah Rutter discusses her tenure in leadership and the complicated intersection of politics and performing arts.

Vincent Dion Stringer is an artist, singer and poet. He joins Midday to discuss his latest art exhibition, "My Soul is a Witness: A Journey Through Art and Spirituality."

Dispatches from the Golden Ages of New York magazines and Hollywood filmmaking.

Influential women in the world of fashion and pop culture get the credit, and scrutiny, they deserve.

Author Michael Cannell discusses his latest book, Blood and the Badge: The Mafia, Two Killer Cops, and a Scandal that Shocked the Nation.

Award-winning author Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson tells the story of Claire McCardell, a Frederick-native who reached the highest levels of fashion in Paris and New York.

Great new novels from first time authors.

Sometimes, it's in the blood.

In his autobiography, Earl Arnett tells the story about his life and love with Baltimore's First Lady of Jazz, Ethel Ennis.