Arts & Culture
The Saga of Rita Sue LaDeux
I alone know who swung that ax. I can see her now … her flaming red hair blowing in the wind.
Aug 22nd, 2010 by Stella Cretek
20 local non-profits share a miracle (on Canal Street)
Potawatomi’s 2010 "Miracle on Canal Street" hopes to give over $1 million to 20 local non-profits in December. Who knew bingo and the greater good could be so powerful together?
Aug 12th, 2010 by Third Coast Daily
Old fashioned summer fun with Hula Hoop Sha-Boop
If rock ‘n roll was a "disease” in the '50s, then the Stackner Cabaret's "Hula Hoop Sha-Boop" is a great way to catch that eternally uplifting fever.
Aug 8th, 2010 by Peggy Sue Dunigan
The Sound of the Horn
The main character is a horn, or rather, the sound emitted from a horn, but the source of it is where? A lovely, quiet tale by Nicholas Frank
Aug 8th, 2010 by Judith Ann Moriarty
The Capitol Steps
The Capitol Steps played to a full house on Saturday night lighting up the Pabst Theater like the 4th of July. But this was no patriotic exercise.
Jul 27th, 2010 by Christina Lucchesi
Does Milwaukee need another art school?
Art Institute of Milwaukee -- a for-profit college -- is coming to town, but students and parents need to look at all the facts and benefits before picking a school.
Jul 25th, 2010 by Patti Wenzel
Into the Woods at Off the Wall Theatre
Into the Woods isn’t supposed to be about happy endings. It’s about being happy until the end. And that’s certainly the experience you get watching it.
Jul 24th, 2010 by Matthew Reddin
The Kids Are All Right
Lisa Cholodenko’s film explores the family dynamic of same-sex parents and their children's desire to meet their father.
Jul 24th, 2010 by Mark Metcalf
Drive Me to Arson at Youngblood Theatre Co.
Youngblood's latest offering forces us to decide where the line is between being madly in love and just plain mad.
Jul 23rd, 2010 by Matthew Reddin
Have Art, Will Travel
Traveling arts. What does that mean, you ask? For the Walker's Point Traveling Arts Festival, it means nurturing creativity and fostering future growth.
Jul 23rd, 2010 by Valerie J. Christell
RIP, Harvey Pekar
America, in all its splendor and gritty everyday minutiae, perhaps doesn't realize the loss as it loses its most honest and critical eye.
Jul 14th, 2010 by Brian Jacobson
Enormous mural wants your touch
Mequon's Gathering on the Green is hosting a festival that includes a huge, collaborative, art creation opportunity. If you believe that all people should express themselves through the arts, then this is for you.
Jul 9th, 2010 by Valerie J. Christell
