Disney's The Lion King has dominated the stage for almost 20 years and audiences still flock to the theatre whenever the show migrates into a new city -- or even an old city as the show makes its return to Overture Center.
Frank's loved ones don't know where he is, but Frank's destination wasn't exactly a "where".
Local Madison funny man Alan Talaga and Atlas Improv have teamed up to present something circa 1999 -- Pokemon: The First Movie.
If baseball is America's pastime, then gossip has to be a close second.
George Bernard Shaw must have been a talker.
On a lovely Sunday afternoon at the Fireside Theatre, just hours before the new work week was set to begin, adults in the audience for Peter Pan smiled along to the repeated utterance of "I won't grow up.
Stamp collecting isn't considered a dangerous hobby.
Monster Boogie, curated and directed by Matsushita, is a culmination of audio recordings, righteous dance moves, and the sharp wit of Jessica Jane Witham as the narrator.
Something wonderfully odd is going on over at that Bartell place.
Psycho Beach Party is a lot like United States of Tara - if Tara included beach babes, surfing, and nods to Joan Crawford.
On Saturday night, before the Stage Q production of 'Psycho Beach Party', I got the opportunity to chat with 'Psycho Beach Party' playwright Charles Busch and his cabaret partner/pianist Tom Judson about their Sunday evening show in downtown Madison as well as Charles' history as a playwright and pe
When Jean Poiret's French play of the same name came out in 1973, and when Jerry Herman and Harvey Fierstein premiered their Tony Award winning musical in 1983, society was fundamentally different.
KRASS presents a show about three sisters and their struggle to come back together to honor their mother's final wishes.
The musical warhorse penned by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II - the last musical written by the duo -- will turn 57 this year, but thanks to invigorated direction by Jack O'Brien, the musical hasn't aged a day.
Belle, in her bookish ways and reserved manner, was always a stand out princess of Disney's canon.
At a traditional Catholic baptism, the child is wrapped in a white garment as a symbol of their purity in the eyes of God.
Scrooge, the elves, Santa, and the mistletoe have been done.
With just a week of preparation time - just 'winging it' is a mantra for the members of the Are We Delicious family.
“How do I live? I live!” Exclaimed Mackenzie Whitney as Rodolfo in Madison Opera's fifth incarnation of Giacomo Puccini's La Bohéme.
Christmas in my childhood home involved several traditions: adorning the tree with my mother's crystal ornaments, meticulously setting up the Christmas town figurines, and watching Frank Capra's 1946 classic It's a Wonderful Life.
