A World of Music for Edo de Waart’s MSO Finale
Mahler’s Third Symphony is a profound and magnificent meditation that “mirrors the whole world.”
Mahler’s Third Symphony is a profound and magnificent meditation that “mirrors the whole world.”
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra offers a variety of music both indoors and outdoors. Lynden Sculpture Garden is populated with magical animals from Handel operas. And American Players Theatre opens its newly remodeled outdoor stage.
The MSO Music Director’s penultimate concert also featured Susan Babini as soloist in Ernest Bloch’s “Schelemo.”
Andrew Varela and Christina Hall lead a delicious production of Stephen Sondheim’s landmark musical.
The MSO’s outgoing music director offers a program of great contrasts for the first of his final weekends. Plus, two more additions to the May performance highlights.
Debra Loewen’s inventive company celebrates its legacy with new work and a revival of some of its classics.
“Time, Nature, Culture, Sound” created a rich soundtrack to accompany exhibits at the Milwaukee Public Museum.
The Milwaukee Rep’s beautiful version of Charlotte Brontë’s classic novel offers a stripped-down vision that is rich in emotion and character.
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra’s Music Director conducts his final set of concerts as the ensemble’s leader – plus performances by Wild Space Dance Company, the Bel Canto Chorus, and Skylight Opera’s new production of “Sweeney Todd.”
Luminous Theatre’s “Mr. Burns” and In Tandem’s “Carnival” tell very different stories in meticulously crafted environments.