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Wednesday, May 1, 2013
 Sadly, Façade: An Entertainment, a collaborative production of Danceworks Performance Company, Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra and Milwaukee Opera Theatre, was ruined for me by the unworkable acoustics of the
Monday, March 18, 2013

March 15, 2013

Leonard Cohen held his audience spellbound through a three-hour show Friday night at the Milwaukee Theatre. His 3,700 fans spanned generations, much as his two long sets spanned the decades, covering favorite songs
11.26.2012 | | Posted at 09:00 AM
By Shepherd Express Staff
R&B singer Miguel put out one of the most exciting soul albums of the year with his Kaleidoscope Dream, but Milwaukee will have to wait at least a while longer to see him live: His planned concert with Trey Songz and Elle Varner at the Milwaukee Theatre on Sunday, Dec. 2 has been canceled "due to technical circumstances beyond our control," according to the venue's website. Speculate away as t...
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
As the presidential election picks up speed, In Tandem Theatre closes its season with a comedy set in Washington, D.C. The Rich Orloff comedy Veronica's Position is a contemporary farce involving a famous pair of middle-aged actors who...
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
The story of Shakespeare's Othello has taken many forms over the past 400 years. The Milwaukee Rep tackles the Moor of Venice this month in a decidedly modern production that mixes the ancient text with present-day iconography...
12.23.2010 | | Posted at 01:03 PM

Menken and Ashman’s Musical In Two Different Formats in 2011

By Russ Bickerstaff
Actually, it’s not a “tale as old as time.” Like most fairy tales, Beauty and the Beast is likely only a few hundred years old. And as the earliest recorded versions of the story feature middle-class characters, it may be one of the youngest fairy tales . . . but variations on the story have been found in nearly every language and culture on Earth, so there’s a kind of universality to it....
12.13.2010 | | Posted at 04:47 PM

MONTY PYTHON’S SPAMALOT trots through town again.

By Russ Bickerstaff
Judging from recent events, Broadway’s idea of taking chances is spending ridiculously large sums of money on projects that are otherwise more or less standard musicals. And while it is unlikely that the budget of the forthcoming Spider-Man will make enough money to last for more than a couple of months, the big chances being made her are by producers—this country’s biggest contribution to...
12.07.2010 | | Posted at 04:49 AM

Monty Pythons SPAMALOT returns to Milwaukee

By Russ Bickerstaff
    More than just an attempt to cash-in on the alarmingly enduring popularity of an old British sketch comedy group, Monty Python�s Spamalot is a really enjoyable night at the theatre. As easy as it is to bemoan the lack of creativity or willingness to take chances on the part of most Broadway producers, the recent fascination with bringing old movies to the musical stage has resulted in a few...
09.20.2010 | | Posted at 07:27 PM

Neil Berg’s 100 Years Of Broadway Looking For Local Talent For Local Performance

By Russ Bickerstaff
When Neil Berg’s 100 Years Of Broadway comes to Milwaukee on October 22nd, it will be doing so with the aid of some locally-based talent. Precisely who the local talent. The Broadway. The Broadway composer/lyricist/producer brings a tribute to the history of Broadway and an opportunity to perform alongside Berg and others in the show. "How do I get my chance at performing onstage with the show...

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