Arts & Entertainment
The Lessons of Watertown
How the bizarre censorship of instrumental music punished students and parents.
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How the bizarre censorship of instrumental music punished students and parents.
Museum of Wisconsin Art picks Paul Noth, who's had 400 cartoons published by New Yorker.
Have you ever wondered what it feels like to issue a parking ticket? Now’s your chance.
Alisa Jordheim joins orchestra for Mahler's 4th Symphony and 'Knoxville Summer of 1915'
Shuttle fares now higher for trips to and from Summerfest.
Rep's world premiere about Burns and Allen stars James Pickering, Tami Workentin.
Constructivists production is potent little play about conspiracy theories that stays with you.
Next Act offers terrific play and production about celebrity who is slowly unmasked.
New play by Heidi Armbruster is a comic fantasy about mystery writer's vanishing act.
Theatre Gigante co-production of angry, humorous new play gets strong reading.
Beach Boy Brian Wilson and master of rhythm Sly Stone had more in common than you might think.
He didn’t do it alone, but the songs he wrote for The Band are classics.
Alisa Jordheim joins orchestra for Mahler's 4th Symphony and 'Knoxville Summer of 1915'
Spring festival of 6 quartets played by group with a 55-year history at UWM.
Alisa Jordheim joins orchestra for Mahler's 4th Symphony and 'Knoxville Summer of 1915'
Spring festival of 6 quartets played by group with a 55-year history at UWM.
Lovely interior and a unique brunch menu with delicious, filling dishes.
Rep's world premiere about Burns and Allen stars James Pickering, Tami Workentin.
Constructivists production is potent little play about conspiracy theories that stays with you.
Next Act offers terrific play and production about celebrity who is slowly unmasked.
Announcements
New Mural on the Side of Local Business, Paleteria Yayo, Celebrates Latin Culture in Milwaukee
Harleys as art, a great sale of local artists and lots of verbiage from Allis Art Museum.
Shows about immigrants, horses and local art history might help you see beyond our divisions.
