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Longtime Kanopy Dance collaborator keeps Wisconsin ties with the fashions he creates for the stage.
Professional 18-member dance troupe includes former Monona Grove high schooler Sierra McNall.
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This spring brings celebrations of jazz, wine, fashion and more to the Lake Geneva area.
The speaker system now covers all 60 acres. Announcements can warn visitors of incoming inclement weather or notify people if a pony might be on the loose and about to gallop by. Thematic music will be played throughout the area.
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A wide range of works by MacArthur Fellow Mel Chin fills a major gallery at the Downtown Madison museum.
New York choreographer Ja' Malik wants to lead the longtime Madison dance company into a new era.
International Festival, Bach, print shows and more.
Weekend of performances March 25-26 will celebrate two successful fundraising campaigns.
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Dozens of printmaking exhibitions are on display as printmakers from around the world visit the city.
Madison community leaders take turns starring in an international play coming to the Overture Center.
“To me, the piece is about who gets memorialized,” UW-Madison professor Faisal Abdu'Allah said of his work. "Who gets commemorated, and what are the stories we are told?”
If you are opening a fine art gallery in Green Bay, what better way to start than with a show connected to Brett Favre?
The acclaimed novelist, poet and UW-Madison English professor now makes a mark with her work for the stage.
Is the landscape for Black artists in Madison changing? And will change last?
UW-Madison alum Samantha Geracht returns to Madison for "Reflections + Dreams."
The Madison Shakespeare Company is launching its 10th anniversary season with “A Valentine’s Affair 2022."
"How Lovely Are Thy Branches" at Olbrich Park will create a joyous place to gather — or a quiet spot to wander alone.
The musical adaptation of the 2004 comedy was originally set to run from Tuesday through Sunday.
"46 Artists for America's First Ladies," on exhibit soon at Madison's Central Library, is both history lesson and artistic adventure.
It’s anybody’s guess how things will go in 2022. But Madison’s art organizations have all learned valuable lessons from the past year and expect to use them going forward.