BWW Review: CANDIDE at Des Moines Metro Opera: A Beautiful Kaleidoscope That Makes the Best of all Possible Shows
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Some people think everything happens in life for a reason.
In 2002, I was indirectly introduced to La Boheme.
If you are coming to read a review of The Cornley University Drama Society production for The Murder at Haversham Manor,' this is the wrong review.
Having Shakespeare done outside is something that is not new to Des Moines and the surrounding area.
As we remember the 75th anniversary of D-day, it is important to remember why D-Day was so important.
Have you ever taken the time to look back at the people who have influenced your life? What has those influences taught us? They teach us what to do and what not to do.
Over the last few years, the Des Moines Symphony has done an amazing job of starting and growing a pops series.
As the theatre season starts coming to an end, I find myself reflecting on the amazing stories I have been able to see told on stage and the amazing theatre companies that are telling these stories.
Coming into downtown Des Moines on June 3, I saw a parade of students in black heading towards the heart of downtown.
Growing up, I was fascinated with space.
The season finale for the Des Moines Symphony is always a bittersweet concert.
Over the last 5 years, Des Moines Symphony and Des Moines Performing Arts have come together to present a concert with one of Broadway's brightest stars.
When Iowa Stage puts on a production, you can expect a few things going into the show, a strong production with some of the best actors in Des Moines, and a show that challenge the way you may think.
As I start my 5th month of reviewing Des Moines Theatre, I can't help but think about how each theatre brings its own unique voice to Des Moines and the surrounding areas.
The Second City is a premiere improv troupe from Chicago, and they are back in Des Moines for an all-new show.
Another school year may be coming to an end, but school is just starting at Des Moines Performing Arts as “School of Rock: The Musical” opened up April 30 for a limited 1 week engagement as part of the Willis Broadway Series.
Risk is something that is important for theatre.
It is always a jubilant evening when I get to see the Des Moines Symphony, and their most recent concert was no different.
Are you looking for an enchanting evening out with your family? Look no farther than the Kate Goldman's Theatre production of 'Ella Enchanted.
One of the things I love about theatre is how it asks us to look at societal norms and challenge them.
If your theatre doesn't have a home base, it can be difficult to find places to perform your shows.
Hello Des Moines! It's time to put on your Sunday clothes because Hello, Dolly!' is here for one week only at the Civic Center as part of the Des Moines Performing Arts and Willis Broadway Series.
Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to see Ankeny Community Theatre's sizzling production of Cole Porter's "Kiss Me, Kate.
Love hurts, and for some couples, that's the point.
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Momentum Hoff Family Arts and Culture Center (10/17-10/17) |
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Post Malone & Jelly Roll MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium (7/17-7/17) |
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Zac Brown Band Casey's Center (11/20-11/20) |
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Fast and Hilarious Comedy Jam Adler Theatre (7/25-7/25) |
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Tyler Childers Casey's Center (7/15-7/15) |
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The Lifespan of a Fact Des Moines Playhouse (2/05-2/28) |
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Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress Des Moines Playhouse (1/08-1/24) |
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Of Mice and Men Blank Performing Arts Center (6/27-7/18) |
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Les Misérables Des Moines Playhouse (4/09-5/02) |
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Wicked - only children age 5 and over with tickets will be allowed into the theater Des Moines Performing Arts Center - Civic Center (9/02-9/20) |