Twelfth Night, O Lo Que Quieras, a bilingual musical, will run July 17- Aug 3 at Rockwood Park as part of Delaware Shakespeare Summer Festival. (Photo courtesy delshakes)

Delaware Shakespeare brings bilingual musical to Rockwood Park

Claudia EstradaCulture, Arts & Entertainment, Delaware Arts, Events, Headlines, Town Square Live

WILMINGTON— Delaware Shakespeare is reimagining a comedy favorite with Twelfth Night, O Lo Que Quieras, a bilingual musical adaptation set to run July 17 through August 3 at Rockwood Park as part of the 2025 Summer Festival.Ā  The production blends English, Spanish, and ā€œFake-speare,ā€ combining Shakespeare’s classic language with vibrant original music and Latin American influences. The story follows Venezuelan …

Individual Artist Fellows -- Viet Dinh

Division of the Arts recognizes Individual Artist Fellows from across Delaware

Peter OsborneCulture, Delaware Arts, Headlines

  Viet Dinh of Newark, an assistant professor of English at the University of Delaware, has been designated a Master Fellowship through the Delaware Division of the Arts’ Individual Artist Fellows program. Dinh is joined by 20 other artists from across Delaware who received fellowships — 11 in the Established category and nine in the Emerging category. Dinh was born …

The Delaware Contemporary sets Dinner Table for new exhibition series

Staff WriterDelaware Arts, News Briefs

The Delaware Contemporary Museum (TDC) will present a multidisciplinary exhibition series, The Dinner Table, as part of its Winter/Spring 2025 Season. The series will run from January 17 to May 25. It will present over 40 works by 18 distinguished artists, including paintings, sculpture, and installations. ā€œThe dinner table is a site of connection,ā€ says Chase Dougherty, the Gretchen Hupfel …

ChristianaCare Hospital Wilmington

ChristianaCare to pay $7.6M to settle Medicaid false claims charges

Betsy PriceBusiness, Delaware Arts, Headlines

  Attorney General Kathy Jennings announced Friday that ChristianaCare Health System will pay $7,666,379 to Delaware’s Medicaid program to settle federal and Delaware false claim allegations. The case, which was initiated by a whistleblower, alleges that ChristianaCare provided free or below-market value support services to non-employee doctors, who then referred patients to the health system. These referrals in turn led …