4 New Art Spaces to Scope Out This Fall
Milwaukee’s arts institutions are primed to reopen this fall, and several are welcoming patrons to new and freshly spruced-up spaces.
Live or At Home, Milwaukee Ballet Is Rebooting Old Favorites
Here’s what to expect from the Milwaukee Ballet this season.
What to Expect From Milwaukee Ballet’s Return to Live Audiences
Pioneering the return to live audiences, Milwaukee Ballet’s ‘To the Pointe’ is a brief ballet history lesson.
A Look at Milwaukee Ballet’s New Season
Milwaukee Ballet’s revamped season is a mix of classics and Genesis favorites.
Review: ‘Ballet Russe Reimagined’ Is a Celebration of Ballet’s Golden Age
Milwaukee Ballet reimagines ballet’s golden age with Stravinsky triptych inspired by the Ballets Russes.
Dani Kuepper: The Mover and Shaker
After two decades with Danceworks, Dani Kuepper is still making moves.
Review: What’s Not to Love About The Legend of Georgia McBride?
This play is a heart-warming tale about a working-class family just trying to make it — plus drag queens. It runs through Feb. 9 at the Milwaukee Rep.
Meet Milwaukee’s Dancing Queen: Ferne Caulker
A conversation with Ferne Caulker: dancer, choreographer, researcher, Milwaukeean
Review: Skylight's Production of 'Newsies' is Teeming with Local and Regional Talent
Skylight Music Theatre’s Newsies is a heart-warming show for the holidays.
'Mrs. Wrights' Ignores Frank Lloyd Wright's Architecture and Focuses on the Women Who Tolerated Him
Through Nov. 16 at the Charles Allis, Quasimondo’s “Mrs. Wrights” is a solo show about five consequential women in Frank Lloyd Wright’s life