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Backstage Bios: Propping Up Community

Don’t blame her; theater was in the family. Liz Merriman’s grandfather painted sets. Her grandmother helped with the painting and did props too. Liz’s father and sisters were all actors and her mother did costumes.

Revue Arts 20 July 2020
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Home Is Where the Art Is: UICA’s Big Move

On June 17, the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts announced that it would be moving from its current location at 2 W. Fulton Street in Grand Rapids to The Fed Galleries at 17 Pearl St. NW.

Revue Arts 12 July 2020
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Making Home Work

How performers are adjusting to the lack of a stage

Revue Arts 29 June 2020
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Backstage Bios: Setting the Stage

The talent onstage shouldn’t get all the love. Without the people working behind the scenes, they wouldn’t have a stage to stand on, much less a show to perform. 

Revue Arts 29 June 2020
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Notes of Hope

ESME’s virtual string camp offers students a special opportunity

Revue Arts 29 June 2020
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Waiting in the Wings

Art museums grapple with reopening, extend exhibits

Revue Arts 29 May 2020
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Musical Memories

Directors and Musicians Look Back on Career Highlights

Revue Arts 29 May 2020
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Performing Off-Stage

The Diatribe opens its spoken-word workshop to all.

Revue Arts 29 May 2020
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Remembering Ted Kistler

A look back on the co-founder of The New Vic Theatre

Revue Arts 01 May 2020
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Bridging the Gap

A talk with Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra’s new executive director

Revue Arts 01 May 2020
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Cultural Consequences

Why local arts groups need our support

Revue Arts 01 May 2020
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Virtual Virtuosos: Gilmore Keyboard Festival Is Now Online

When a festival that only takes place every two years was scheduled to begin at the peak of a pandemic, you don’t just throw it all away.

Revue Arts 21 April 2020
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Losing Paradise, Finding Experience

Actors’ Theatre retells ‘Paradise Lost’ with a modern edge

Revue Arts 01 April 2020
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Opening the Vault

Why three local art museums are revisiting their permanent collections this spring

Revue Arts 01 April 2020
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Review: Civic’s ‘Pete the Cat’ Shows Why Kids Deserve Great Theater

Review: Civic’s ‘Pete the Cat’ Shows Why Kids Deserve Great Theater

From October 16 through 19, Grand Rapids Civic Theatre’s production of Pete The Cat graced the compa...
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Jazz Giants to Folk Icons: St. Cecilia’s Star-Studded Season

Jazz Giants to Folk Icons: St. Cecilia’s Star-Studded Season

In 1933, the Civic Auditorium, a large, neoclassical building standing on the eastern shore of the G...
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Review: 'Water for Elephants' is a Spectacular Balancing Act of Love and Wonder

Review: 'Water for Elephants' is a Spectacular Balancing Act of Love and Wonder

How do they create an elephant on stage? may be the question on "Water for Elephants” ticket holders...
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