Review
Inherit the Wind Again?
Next Act Theatre’s fine staging of Ten Questions revisits the issue of evolution vs. religion (and creationism). Who wins?
Apr 13th, 2015 by Dominique Paul Noth
The Impact of Edo de Waart
Last weekend’s concert was a testament to how he’s improved the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Apr 13th, 2015 by William Barnewitz
Hom, Home on the Range
The Bayshore restaurant Hom has wood-fire grilled food and a North Woods atmosphere. It’s a very comforting place.
Apr 8th, 2015 by John Koethe
MSO Guest Violinist Is Electrifying
Global star Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg is sensational in Shostakovich and orchestra excels in two other works.
Apr 6th, 2015 by William Barnewitz
Meraki, the Wildest Menu in Town?
The Walker’s Point restaurant is worth visiting just to read the menu. The food is pretty good, too.
Apr 1st, 2015 by Jeffrey Merlot
A Giselle For The Ages
Milwaukee Ballet resets the work in a Jewish town during WWII and the results are stunning.
Mar 27th, 2015 by Danielle McClune
Getting High on Brit Floyd
No they’re not quite Pink Floyd, but they still left me somewhere on the dark side of the moon.
Mar 27th, 2015 by Joey Grihalva
TV on the Radio Lives Up to Hype
Sell-out crowd at Pabst gets to hear a great mix of its old and new songs.
Mar 25th, 2015 by Joey Grihalva
Bach Masterwork Played Big in Brookfield
Bel Canto and supporting players take on Bach’s huge St. Matthew Passion for an appreciative crowd.
Mar 23rd, 2015 by William Barnewitz
Florentine a Leader in New Operas
Elmer Gantry is just the latest success for the increasingly adventurous company.
Mar 18th, 2015 by Richard Davis
The Snow Dragon Is an Audacious Premiere
New opera by Thai composer is innovative fantasy that challenges conventions.
Mar 17th, 2015 by
Rep’s Five Presidents Is Blandly Bipartisan
New play by “West Wing” writer is flat fare, but production is solid.
Mar 16th, 2015 by Dominique Paul Noth
