Commentator, filmmaker, and Marlboro professor Jay Craven is looking forward to a new touring production of one of the world’s most acclaimed but enigmatic plays.
For commentator, filmmaker, and Marlboro College teacher Jay Craven, the recent announcement of changes at Montpelier’s Savoy Theater has a special resonance.
The dust has settled following the recent Burlington International Waterfront Festival – and the event’s producer, commentator Jay Craven, is taking a moment to look back.
Commentator Jay Craven is producing this summer’s Samuel de Champlain Quadricentennial celebration and festival in Burlington. And he’s been thinking about the reasons behind the whole enterprise.
Commentator Jay Craven recently saw the Paul Taylor dance company’s world premiere of a new work made possible by Dartmouth’s Hopkins Center – and that got him thinking about the importance – and challenges – of artist commissions.
The Queen City Radio Hour, a production of VPR and film producer Jay Craven, is part of a year long celebration of the 400th anniversary of Samuel deChamplain’s exploration of Lake Champlain.
During the recent Congressional debate over President Obama’s economic stimulus plan, teacher, filmmaker and commentator Jay Craven found himself baffled by the controversy that erupted over the planned allocation of $50 million to the National Endowment for the Arts.