Arts & Entertainment
The Six Wives of Edo de Waart
Our classic story on the man who may be the most married conductor in musical history.
Oct 30th, 2014 by Bruce Murphy
Monkey Business
Milwaukee Opera Theatre’s Lucy is an opera about a psychologist who adopts a chimpanzee.
Oct 29th, 2014 by Claire Nowak
Alem Offers Exotic Ethiopian Fare
Downtown Ethiopian restaurant offers extensive menu of spicy offerings.
Oct 28th, 2014 by Jeffrey Merlot
Iowa Is/Isn’t For Lovers
Pulitzer-Prize winning novelist Marilynne Robinson returns to her fictional town of Gilead, Iowa, for an unusual romance story.
Oct 28th, 2014 by Will Stotts, Jr.
Everything But the Squeal
New Riverwest restaurant will serve every part of the pig. And the Vanguard comes to Bay View.
Oct 27th, 2014 by Helena Marie Fahnrich
After We Tied One On
A dreamy, evening-length concert by Molly Shanahan and her Chicago-based dance troupe captures the “Delicate Hour.”
Oct 27th, 2014 by Danielle McClune
Best Shows of the Week
Five best shows include Reigning Sound, John Prine and the Milk Carton Kids.
Oct 27th, 2014 by Jon Gilbertson
Are We All Racists?
Defamation is a courtroom drama that forces audiences to choose sides in racially charged drama. How did Milwaukee vote?
Oct 24th, 2014 by Mrinal Gokhale
The Lighter Side of Tig Notaro
The breast cancer survivor known for her utter frankness was simply funny at Turner Hall.
Oct 24th, 2014 by Joey Grihalva
The Swan Song of John McGivern
26 years after he first performed in it, McGivern is again the lead in Shear Madness, and loving every minute of it.
Oct 23rd, 2014 by Claire Nowak
Harp and Shamrock Is a Survivor
The 1885 building on 21st and Wells is sagging, but venerable old bar attracts “Jeopardy!” and trivia lovers.
Oct 23rd, 2014 by Michael Horne
The Subtle Elegance of Ardent
Featuring the “best chef in the Midwest,” its food is exquisite yet reasonably priced.
Oct 22nd, 2014 by John Koethe
