Richard Stewart presents a humorous “tall tale” about winning a Texas Chili Championship…as a woman.
Category: Ventura Arts TV
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Comedy: How I Won the Chili Championship
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Cabrillo Music Theatre
Lewis Wilkenfeld, of the Cabrillo Music Theatre, speaks with Our Ventura TV host, Howard Leader, about his role as an artistic director of musical theatre, which combines songs, dialogue, acting, and dance. The story and emotional content of the piece – humor, pathos, love, anger – are communicated through the words, music, movement and technical aspects of the entertainment as an integrated whole.
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Building Community Through Innovative Private and Public Art Projects
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Paul Lindhard speaks with Our Ventura TV host, MB Hanrahan, about innovative ways to bring together funding, artisans, community members, locations and big visions to enhance people for decades to come. -
Sacred Sexuality at California Lutheran University
Sculptor, Lynn Creighton, announced at an event in her studio that she will build a bronze sculpture and donate it to California Lutheran University (CLU), where she used to teach ceramics until her retirement earlier this year. The bronze sculpture is anticipated to be about 7 feet in height. (Update: Based upon the location, the size will be about 6 feet.)
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The Flying H Group Theatre Company
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Taylor Kasch speaks about the The Flying H Group Theatre Company, with Our Ventura TV host, Howard Leader. The Flying H Group is a professional theatre company in Ventura, CA. -
Storytelling Through Stone Sculptures, With Chris Provenzano
Sculptor, Chris Provenzano, speaks about stone sculpting at Art City with Our Ventura TV host, MB Hanrahan. Chris considers the job of artists is to tell stories.
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Dance School, Dance Company, Dance Laboratory: What’s the Difference?
Pamela Pilkenton and Connor Casavan speak about dance, with Our Ventura TV host, Toni Jannotta. They speak about the difference between a dance school, a dance company and a dance laboratory. They also discuss dance movement, performance, interpretation and evolving a dance story.
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Controversial Bronze Sculpture Regarding Feminine Sexuality
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Lynn Creighton speaks about Daisy, one of her controversial bronze sculptures, and advocates that women be free to experience the depths of their own sexuality. -
Plein-Air, Photo-Realism Paintings with Steve Cook
Fine artist, Steve Cook, speaks about his photo-realism paintings with Our Ventura TV host, Ken McAlpine.
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