Arts & Entertainment
Remembering Rita Moreno
Decades ago, she snuck into Summerfest with the author and his family. On Saturday she receives the SAG lifetime achievement award.
Jan 17th, 2014 by 1000 Friends of Wisconsin
First Stage’s Powerful Drama on Slavery
“A Midnight Cry” tells the powerful story of a runaway slave.
Jan 16th, 2014 by Third Coast Daily
Good Karma
East Side bar serves semi-monthly stand-up with basement showcases
Jan 16th, 2014 by Tyler Maas
When Music Becomes Political
Bel Canto’s MLK concert and symphony’s program of Brahms and others are both driven by fierce political issues.
Jan 16th, 2014 by Rob Gebelhoff
A young play takes its first steps with World’s Stage
The company's Project: "Working Title" program returns for a second time, guiding Liz Leighton's "Learner's Permit" from manuscript to staged reading to full production, this weekend at the Underground Collaborative.
Jan 15th, 2014 by Matthew Reddin
5 Rays of Hope in a Soul-Crushing Milwaukee Winter
Seasonal affective disorder is no match for art, music, and chili.
Jan 15th, 2014 by Matt Wild
America’s Darkest Bar?
Bryant's has 80 years of history and a cocktail lounge atmosphere that is nationally unique.
Jan 14th, 2014 by 1000 Friends of Wisconsin
The Ghost of Judy Garland
“End of the Rainbow” replays Garland’s last days in a backstage play that’s better musically than dramatically.
Jan 13th, 2014 by Dominique Paul Noth
January 13-18
Milwaukee bands old and new unite for a good cause, and Diarrhea Planet—yes, Diarrhea Planet—comes to town.
Jan 13th, 2014 by Matt Wild
Gallery Night Should Draw Crowds
The annual winter event headlines a full week of events.
Jan 13th, 2014 by Isabel Dunkerley
Still Radical After All These Years
The Rep’s “Woody Sez” mixes Guthrie’s great music and still provocative politics.
Jan 8th, 2014 by Dominique Paul Noth
The Tragedy of Judy Garland
Rep’s End of the Rainbow offers the laughs and tears and songs of Garland’s hyper-dramatic life.
Jan 8th, 2014 by Matthew Reddin
