‘A Chorus Line’ Shows What Milwaukee Theater Folks Do For Love
Theater Red and Milwaukee Opera Theatre’s co-production is a tribute to the talent and tenacity of local performers.
3 New Productions Will Close Out the American Player Theatre’s Summer Season
“Three Sisters,” “Pericles, Prince of Tyre,” and “A View from the Bridge” explore the perils of roaming, and of staying home.
A Review of Chamber Theatre’s Rollicking Whodunit, ‘Deathtrap’
Director, actors and designers have a bloody good time in Ira Levin’s ’70s-era comic thriller.
Here Are Your August Performing Arts Highlights
A new batch of shows at American Players Theatre, the MKE Fringe, Chamber Theatre thrills and chuckles, and “A Chorus Line” “of a certain age.”
Optimist Theatre’s Warm and Breezy ‘Much Ado about Nothing’
Free Shakespeare in the Park moves to the Marcus Center’s Peck Pavilion to offer a classic comedy.
3 American Players Theatre Shows Explore the Ways of the French This Summer
“Cyrano de Bergerac,” “The Maids,” and “The Unexpected Man” run through the summer.
Let’s Get This Party Started: American Players Theatre Celebrates with ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
John Langs stages a thoroughly modern “Dream,” which marks the opening of the new APT stage.
‘Handel’s Bestiary’ Transforms Lynden Sculpture Garden
A gorgeous hello-summer collaboration between Milwaukee Opera Theatre and Danceworks Performance Company.
Present Music Thinks Outside the Boundaries
A set of challenging, contemporary work featuring Cory Smythe and Steve Lehman.
Another Look for Milwaukee Ballet’s ‘Mirror Mirror’
Marize Fumero shines darkly as Snow White’s evil stepmother in Michael Pink’s dazzling and dynamic dance-story.