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Snoop Dogg will play opening show. RNC, Harley shows also planned.
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Snoop Dogg will play opening show. RNC, Harley shows also planned.
After 36 years as leader of the chorus, he tackles Elgar's The Dream of Gerontius.
Open house for expanded convention center is May 18; event is free.
National journalist James Bennet cites Urban Milwaukee's theater review as fine example of local cultural coverage.
Next Act production captures complications of caretaker son dealing with controlling mother's dementia.
'Nina Simone: Four Women' is really not a play at all, but the singing is stunning.
But 2013 musical adaptation of 'From Here to Eternity' offers more fireworks than humanity.
North American premiere of Australian play gets smart RTW production.
Uneven MCT production offers commanding performance by Bryant Bentley as King.
He didn’t do it alone, but the songs he wrote for The Band are classics.
His performance of centuries-old song gets to the heart of what music is.
After 36 years as leader of the chorus, he tackles Elgar's The Dream of Gerontius.
Noted conductor-performer has hand-picked a range of contemporary works to perform at Present Music concert.
After 36 years as leader of the chorus, he tackles Elgar's The Dream of Gerontius.
Noted conductor-performer has hand-picked a range of contemporary works to perform at Present Music concert.
Next Act production captures complications of caretaker son dealing with controlling mother's dementia.
Small Pakistani/Indian restaurant on Historic Mitchell is a well-seasoned delight.
'Nina Simone: Four Women' is really not a play at all, but the singing is stunning.
Localizing Puccini's 'La Boheme' in Milwaukee's Bronzeville yielded uneven but affecting production.
Announcements
Non-profits selected to showcase their organizations on the Hoan Bridge
Rainbow Summer will light up middle of Downtown with 'Elysian Arcs'.
'Waging Peace in Vietnam' offers exhibits, speakers, films at Marquette University April 1-17.
