Arts & Culture
First Stage’s “Rudolph” a must-see for holiday cheer
Veteran Milwaukee actors pair with young stars and a team of "snowkins" who keep the play's magic ever in motion.
Nov 25th, 2012 by Christina Wright
Victory Is Theirs!
Broadminded's "Participation Prize" may leave its best sketches for Act 2, but those sketches claim the gold.
Nov 24th, 2012 by Matthew Reddin
Try holiday art
Kat Murrell offers three alternatives to big box retail: Art vs. Craft, the Art Bar and a pop-up gallery on the East Side.
Nov 23rd, 2012 by Kat Murrell
MCT’s “Collected Stories” puts family first
Artistic director C. Michael Wright says family ties form the heart of this two-woman play from Donald Margulies.
Nov 22nd, 2012 by Matthew Reddin
First Stage’s Jeff Frank reshapes Rudolph for the stage
This adaptation of the stop-motion holiday classic utilizes blend-in puppeteers and veteran Milwaukee actors alike.
Nov 21st, 2012 by Christina Wright
Racine Art Museum celebrates nine years of craft art
James Joyce-inspired works, giant fiber art and ornate glass jewelry were on display at Racine Art Museum's 9th anniversary gallery night.
Nov 21st, 2012 by Howard Leu
A hearty helping of the arts for Thanksgiving
Rudolph comes to First Stage, the MSO presents West Side Story and The Irish Tenors celebrate the pending holiday.
Nov 20th, 2012 by Danielle McClune
“Sound of Music” a smashing success for the Skylight
There's too many "favorite things" to list about this beautiful, heartfelt revival of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic.
Nov 19th, 2012 by Matthew Reddin
A triumphant lesson in acoustics at the Basilica
MSO assistant conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong programs to honor the space of the Basilica of St. Josaphat.
Nov 17th, 2012 by Michael Barndt
“Breaking Dawn, Part 2”
The Twilight saga's final installment hits the same very low bar for Mark Metcalf, although all the vampires and werewolves are a bit more smiley.
Nov 16th, 2012 by Mark Metcalf
“Don Juan in Hell” might – or might not – win you over
This George Bernard Shaw/Noel Coward mashup isn't for everyone, but if you want an intellectual evening, turn to Boulevard.
Nov 16th, 2012 by Matthew Reddin
Skylight set to bring “Sound of Music” to life
The stage version of the 1965 Julie Andrews film is a family-friendly show for the holidays, making its Skylight premiere.
Nov 15th, 2012 by Matthew Reddin
