Spotlight on the Arts

5/03/12

Join KCSC Spotlight on the Arts host Brad Ferguson at 10 a.m. Thursday for this week’s guests: John Blackwell, Oklahoma Choral Artists, “Cherubini Requiem;” Judith Willoughby, Canterbury Youth Chorus, (pictured), spring concert; Elaine Chard, Westminster Presbyterian Church, spring organ concert; David Warren and Beverly McLeary, The Norman Singers, “Bach to the Future;” and representatives from the Paseo District for First Friday.

4/26/12

KCSC’s Brad Ferguson is live from the Oklahoma City Museum of Art with Spotlight on the Arts this Thursday at 10 a.m. Guests this week are Michelle Winters, Oklahoma City Philharmonic, “Wicked Divas,” and John Allen, Oklahoma City University, OCU Jazz Ensemble.

04/19/12

Join Susan Clark for this week’s Spotlight on the Arts at 10 a.m., Thursday from the OKC Museum of art. Guests include: Erin Engelke, World Neighbors film festival; David Johnson, Brightmusic, “Musical Narratives;” Lemuel Bardeguez, OCCC, pianist Alpin Hong; and Michael Bendure, Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, Frankoma pottery.

04/12/12

KCSC Spotlight on the Arts host Brad Ferguson chats with this week’s guests: Cynthia Howell, Oklahoma Community Orchestra, April concert; Shane Granger, Armstrong Auditorium, harpist Yolanda Kondonassis and flutist Eugenia Zukerman; Greg White, UCO Broadway Tonight, “Sunset Boulevard,” (pictured); and OKC Theatre Company, “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.”

04/05/12

Brad’s guests this Thursday on Spotlight on the Arts include Josh Phelps, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Good Friday Worship Concert; Shane Granger, Armstrong Auditorium, harpist Yolanda Kondonassis (pictured) and flutist Eugenia Zukerman; Richard Zielinski, Norman Philharmonic, spring concert; and representatives from Paseo Arts for First Friday.

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Since 1985, KCSC has been proud to broadcast Spotlight on the Arts, a weekly live interview program focusing on local arts events and organizations. Hosted by General Manager Brad Ferguson during the academic year and Susan Clark during the summer, groups from the Oklahoma City Philharmonic, Lyric Theatre, Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park, the JRB Art Gallery, and many other fine arts-related organizations are invited to share information about their concerts, plays, art show openings, and other creative endeavors.

The program airs from 10:00 until 11:00 on Thursday mornings and is broadcast from the beautiful Oklahoma City Museum of Art in downtown Oklahoma City. For more information or to reserve time to promote your organization’s event contact Brad Ferguson via bferguson@uco.edu or (405) 974-2415.