United Performing Arts Fund

First Stage proudly presents the world premiere production The Gracious Sisters

First Stage’s award-winning Young Company will explore themes of revenge and justice in thrilling, modern adaptation of a Greek play

Skylight Music Theatre Names Susan Varela Executive Director

Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Raises $1,514,428 In Sustainability Campaign, Will Proceed With 23/24 Season

Challenge Match led by Caran and Joel Quadracci through the Windhover Foundation with support from Donna and Donald Baumgartner and the Herzfeld Foundation is Instrumental to Success

Milwaukee Ballet Presents Dark Tale “Hunchback of Notre Dame”

Victor Hugo's Literary Classic Comes Alive March 23-26 at Marcus Center

Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Announces $150,000 Sustainability Campaign Challenge Match led by Caran and Joel Quadracci through the Windhover Foundation with support from Donna and Donald Baumgartner and the Herzfeld Foundation

Campaign Deadline Extended to Tuesday, March 7th

The UPAF Ride for the Arts, presented by Miller Lite, returns to Henry Maier Festival Park June 4 with Expanded Hoan Loop Bike Course

Twenty-mile Hoan Loop Course offers scenic views of Milwaukee Lakefront

World Premiere Wisconsin Inaugural statewide theater festival celebrating new plays and musicals runs March 1 – June 30, 2023

Festival features nearly 50 participating theaters premiering new works throughout Wisconsin

Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Presents the World Premiere of HOOPS

Adapted by Eliana Pipes with Original Music by B~Free from The HOOPS Project by Nicole Acosta

Milwaukee Ballet’s Second Company Presents Annual Showcase

Milwaukee Ballet II stages three original works and a classical scene during their two-weekend production on February 25 and March 4.

The United Performing Arts Fund Announces $10,800,000 2023 Fundraising Target

UPAF aims to top $12.5 million in annual fundraising by 2025

Milwaukee Ballet Presents a Powerful Triple-Bill with Originals

Contemporary ballet returns to The Pabst Theater February 9-12 as Timothy O’Donnell stages final work as Resident Choreographer

Skylight Music Theatre Receives Wispact Foundation Grant to Support American Sign Language (ASL) Programming