Review: CARDBOARD PIANO at Renaissance Theaterworks
CARDBOARD PIANO at Renaissance Theaterworks creates a palpable, powerful bond with the audience.
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CARDBOARD PIANO at Renaissance Theaterworks creates a palpable, powerful bond with the audience.
First Stage brings a world-premiere Mo Willems holiday show to life.
As I walked into Studio Theatre at the Broadway Theatre Center, a neon sign reading “Marty’s Supper Club” prominently sat next to a scene with strung indoor Christmas lights, wood paneled walls, Packers memorabilia, and local beer signs.
A coat of many colors, a musical of many genres—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is nonstop fun at Skylight Music Theatre.
On a chilly Saturday evening in Milwaukee, we were transported to a culture filled with local beer, boiled cod dishes, cold, snowy winters, and dialectical quirks…not too far a jump for a Wisconsinite, at first glance.
If you’ve seen Les Miserables many times over the years, you might wonder if you really have to go again.
'Switzerland' is a satisfying slow-burn of suspense.
Milwaukee Opera Theatre and UWM Theatre collaborate on 'H.
It is a joy to witness theater—this joy is only compounded when it includes the brilliant young adults who call your workplace their home for learning, if only just for a few years.
To have these lives reflected in art — on stage, now, reaching for empathy in a world that needs it more than ever — is a bright spot.
The musical “Anastasia” started its life as an animated feature in 1997 and was reborn on Broadway in 2017.
Jon Marans’ Old Wicked Songs posits that beauty sits at the intersection of sadness and joy.
Now is your chance to see WICKED on stage, Milwaukee.
Camille’s Rainbow is a little marvel in its own right.
Holy smokes! That's all I could think after opening night of the Rep’s 'Million Dollar Quartet.
'Topdog/Underdog', written by Suzan-Lori Parks, closes the Milwaukee Chamber Theater season out with a bang, telling the explosive story of two brothers.
When my friend and I carpooled to this show on opening night, we briefly discussed what we imagined the plot to be.
With Jekyll and Hyde The Musical, the Lake Country Players (LCP) offer a spirited, multi-faceted look at the different faces we present.
Skylight Music Theatre's Sister Act shines in both song and humor.
Directed by Ray Jivoff and starring Doug Clemons, this quirky and charming one-man show is a delight not to be missed—particularly for fans of the incomparable Barbra Streisand.
The Milwaukee Rep’s Cabaret is stepping outside the box with 'The Last Five Years,' and it’s totally refreshing.
If you take your littles to one show this spring, make it Finding Nemo at First Stage.
Moving Shakespeare’s classic plays to different, usually more modern, environs is not new — and doesn’t always make the transition with losing something in translation, but the Milwaukee Rep’s “Romeo and Juliet” — presented in Appalachian dress and accented with bluegrass, folk and cou
RUSALKA dives back into the rich waters of a successful collaboration
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