Ilana Glazer’s Stand-up is Equal Parts Laugh-out-Loud and Laugh-so-You-Don’t-Cry
“The Planet is Burning” tour skewers Mel Gibson, evangelizes menstrual cups and expresses ambivalence about hetero marriage.
I Tried It: Ian’s Pizza’s “Polish Moon” Pie
This month’s over-the-top pizza varietal is a carby nod to Polish Fest.
I Tried It: Ian's Pizza's "Polish Moon" Pie
This month’s over-the-top pizza varietal is a carby nod to Polish Fest.
Review: Skylight’s ‘Kiss Me, Kate’ is a Dazzling Throwback to the Golden Age of Musical Theater
The first Tony Award-winner for Best Musical has a surprising Wisconsin connection, too.
Take a Weekend Getaway to Louisville, Kentucky (for Milwaukeeans)
A weekend guide to Louisville for ride-or-die Milwaukeeans.
I Tried It: The Wisconsin Romance Writers Association Write Touch Conference
Romance is alive and well in Milwaukee.
Review: When the MSO Says ‘Diva,’ They Mean ‘Goddess’
In Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra’s ‘Diva to Diva,’ Ann Hampton Callaway channels goddesses from Ella Fitzgerald to Barbra Streisand.
Review: Midwestern-made ‘Palace’ Film is ‘High Maintenance’ with Hoosiers
The slice-of-life Midwestern film makes its Milwaukee debut Friday, Feb. 22, at Nō Studios.
9 Takeaways from Theater Red’s Performance of ‘Nine’ Musical
The musical, based on a Federico Fellini film, balances humor with poignancy and dubious gender politics.
Review: ‘Photograph 51’ Avoids Easy Answers & Questions of Likability
A nuanced play about scientific discovery by Renaissance Theaterworks