Theater
“Billy Elliot, the Musical” opens at the Marcus Center
Billy's dancing is great, but we wait a little too long for it.
Jul 18th, 2012 by Mary O'Hara StacyElton John’s “Billy Elliot” at Uihlein
The Marcus Center presents "Billy Elliot, The Musical," the story of a boy and ballet; Holly Hughes is Theatre Gigante's guest.
Jul 17th, 2012 by Sahan JayasuriyaThree Things I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You
Sunday with Alverno Presents at the Lynden, Arthur Miller's "Salesman in Beijing," $ for the ballet's Harmony Initiative,
Jul 13th, 2012 by Tom StriniHey! Let’s go outside and play!
Gathering on the Green, Starry Nights, Bastille Days, Florentine at the Lake... or stay inside with Alchemist's "Juliet and Romeo."
Jul 10th, 2012 by Sahan JayasuriyaDancing, fireworks, drums and bugles
Kalpana/Draves Dance at UWM, Moses and Patterson dancing on a roof, and the day of Red White and Blue.
Jul 3rd, 2012 by Sahan JayasuriyaFlorentine Opera
The Florentine, once the stodgiest Milwaukee arts group, has moved to Riverwest. It will evolve further in 2012-13.
Jun 28th, 2012 by Tom StriniThe last Summer Evening of Music, Soulstice Theatre hi-jinks
The FAQ plays on and Kathy Pyeatt sings with the Milwaukee Summer Philharmonic.
Jun 26th, 2012 by Tom StriniOptimist Theatre’s richly textured “MacBeth”
Shakespeare's Scottish tragedy hits home, outdoors at Alverno College.
Jun 23rd, 2012 by Tom StriniWild Space, Pressler + the FAQ, MacBeth outdoors
Optimist Theatre and APT get busy, Summer Evening of Music play on, Wild Space returns to Turner Hall, the Florentine opens Wilson Center's Starry Nights.
Jun 19th, 2012 by Matthew ReddinSummer Sellout
Meet Sid the Fetus, Preemie Party, four other alternative party puppet candidates. Among other whackos.
Jun 18th, 2012 by Kathy NicholsAbout New York… six things I’ve been meaning to tell you
Cindy Sherman, Frank Sinatra High, PS1, Whitney Biennial/remarkable Morans, How to Succeed, Life in the East Village.
Jun 18th, 2012 by Tom StriniWelcome to Pink Banana’s (end of the) world
Most of the plays in this year's One-Act Festival at Next Act shine like a burning, Earth-destroying asteroid.
Jun 3rd, 2012 by Matthew Reddin