Meet Wisconsin’s New Poet Laureate, Nicholas Gulig
UW-Whitewater’s Nicholas Gulig wants to share his love of literature after being named the new State Poet Laureate of Wisconsin.
The Public Museum Picked a Design Team for Their New Building
They announced both a design and architecture team.
Your Guide to Local Virtual Classes This Winter
Whether you’re looking for a fun way to spend a chilly night, a new idea for pandemic date-night or simply just need something to do, these virtual classes offer a fun way to fill an evening.
A 20th-Century Masterpiece at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
The Prometheus Trio is joined by clarinetist Benjamin Adler for a powerful reading of Messiaen’s “Quartet for the End of Time.”
Here Are Your December Performing Arts Picks
Highlights include holiday staples and adventurous takes on classics.
Review: Frankly Music Goes to the Movies
A superb ensemble shows composers known for their film work can write knockout chamber music, as well.
This Improv-Dance Spoof Wants to Make the Highfalutin World of Ballet Hilarious
Danceworks’ ‘Mad Li(m)bs’ combines ballet with improv comedy to spoof the world of dance.
Karina Canellakis and the MSO Do Tchaikovsky Proud
This weekend’s concerts also feature two rarely heard works by Nico Muhly and Karol Szymanowski.
Here Are Your November Performing Arts Previews
What to see in Milwaukee this month
Sex, Lies and Instagram: ‘Sex with Strangers’ Dissects the Nature of Love and Art in the Social Media Age
Renaissance Theatreworks’s thought-provoking production stars Marti Gobel and Nick Narcisi.