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Peggy Sue Dunigan earned a BA in Fine Art, a MA in English and then finished with a Masters of Fine Art in Creative Fiction from Pine Manor College, Massachusetts. Currently she independently writes for multiple publications on the culinary, performance and visual arts or works on her own writing projects while also teaching college English and Research Writing in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her other creative energy emerges by baking cakes and provincial sweets from vintage recipes so when in the kitchen, at her desk, either drawing or writing, or enjoying evenings at any and all theaters, she strives to provide satisfying memories for the body and soul.

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BWW Reviews: PPT Presents Chic AND THEN THERE WERE NONE by Agatha Christie

July 23, 2014

Sit down for a sophisticated cocktail on the Green Bay shores at Door County's Peninsula Players Theatre (PPT) this weekend.

BWW Reviews: AFT Reprises a Winning PACKER FANS FROM OUTER SPACE

July 14, 2014

After attending American Folklore Theater's Packer Fans From Outer Space twice in one week, the smiles and laughter can still be remembered, a Door County memory to revisit regularly, even when the company's name changes next year to Northern Sky Theater.

BWW Reviews: Love Arises with TAP's Transcendent TALLEY'S FOLLY

July 14, 2014

There's magic in the summer air at Third Avenue Playhouse.

BWW Reviews: APT's Sarah Day Delivers Magnificent THE YEAR OF MAGICAL THINKING

July 18, 2014

Perhaps the power of American Players Theatre can be determined by an audience's silence when exiting the Touchstone Theater after a Sunday evening performance, the haunting quiet almost reverent appreciation for what had transpired minutes before.

BWW Reviews: Shakespeare's War of Love and Wit Enchant Audiences at APT

July 3, 2014

Outdoor theater experienced under Spring Green's star studded Wisconisn sky at American Players Theatre easily engages the audiences.

BWW Reviews: Mamet's Legacy of AMERICAN BUFFAFO Endures at APT

June 19, 2014

The distinguished experience of Director Kenneth Albers returns to American Players Theatre (APT) in rural Spring Green for David Mamet's multiple award winning play, American Buffalo.

BWW Reviews: APT's Exquisite Romantic Comedy THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST Charms Audiences

June 18, 2014

In a tribute to the quintessential wit of Oscar Wilde, Spring Green's American Players Theatre (APT) opens their 2014 season at the Up the Hill Theatre by staging The Importance of Being Earnest.

Summer Stages: Summer Stages in Wisconsin Provide Theater Under the Stars

June 11, 2014

Wisconsin theater moves to the magnificent outdoors this summer with diverse venues presenting great classical and original productions throughout the state.

BWW Reviews: Michael Pink Conjures A Majestic Masterpiece in MIRROR, MIRROR

May 19, 2014

Michael Pink's World Premiere Mirror, Mirror conjures a spell that leaves the audience speechless except for the applause of a standing ovation in Uhlien Hall at Milwaukee's Marcus Center for the Performing Arts.

BWW Revieiws: Shakespeare's Cheeky ROMEO AND JULIET Staged by First Stage Young Company

May 16, 2014

As one of the first fully produced Young Company productions, Fist Stage and their First Stage Theater Academy presents this premiere organization of high school talent in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet at Milwaukee's Golda Meir School.

BWW Reviews: Love Abides in The Skylight's I HEAR AMERICAN SINGING

May 14, 2014

Friday night for the inagural performance, Milwaukee's Skylight Music Theatre presented Daron Hagen's world premiere I Hear America Singing in the Studio Theatre at the Historic Third Ward's Broadway Theatre Center.

BWW Interviews: Todd Ivins Designs MIRROR, MIRROR: Envisioning a Modern Ballet Masterpiece

May 13, 2014

This May, the Milwaukee Ballet stages Artistic Director Michael Pink's World Premiere full-length ballet Mirror, Mirror.

BWW Reviews: TAP Celebrates WHAT I WORE, Womanhood and their Wardrobes

May 6, 2014

To celebrate women and the love/hate relationship they contemplate with their closets, Wisconsin's Sturgeon Bay', which opens the way to beautiful Door County, and Co Artistic Directors' Robert Boles and James Valcq of Third Avenue Playhouse present the late Nora Ephron's and her sister Delia's thea

BWW Reviews: First Stage Delivers Daring and Dynamic NANCY DREW at World Premiere

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