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Performance Plus: Festival of the Arts Branches Out

With the arrival of Performance+, Festival of the Arts isn’t just one weekend anymore.

Revue Arts 06 September 2022
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Artist Feature: Jeff Ham

Jeff Ham didn’t grow up with pottery, but it’s been his professional life for the last five years.

Revue Arts 06 September 2022
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Review: Barn Theatre's 'Young Frankenstein' is Musical, Comedic Gold

“Oh, sweet mystery of life, at last I’ve found you!” sings the young Dr. Frankenstein’s adorable madcap fiancée in a most hilarious and profound climactic moment of passion.

Revue Arts 31 August 2022
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Review: 'Little Shop of Horrors' is the Ultimate Way End to Your Summer

The musical “Little Shop of Horrors” originated 40 years ago as a quirky idea nobody but its creator thought would work.

Revue Arts 26 August 2022
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Art, Banned Books + Coffee

A coffee shop can be so much more than a place to drink coffee.

Revue Arts 22 August 2022
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Summer Crop: Barn Theatre

At first, to Penelope Baxter Ragotzy, Barn Theatre was just a name on a T-shirt. Ragotzy was a student at San Jose State University, where she studied under Donnamarie “Dusty” Reeds. Reeds wore the shirt, which advertised a theater near Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Revue Arts 22 August 2022
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Review: Shakespeare is Downright Fun in ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’

Gene Wolfe wrote that an exaggerated solemnity always indicates a lack of faith. Such solemnity can often be found among pilgrims traveling to the highest slopes of Mount Art. 

Revue Arts 18 August 2022
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Review: Settle Into Life with ‘On Golden Pond’

My sainted mother has advised that, when her time to die comes, she will wander off into the woods in order to spare us distress. Never mind that we won’t know where she is until a bear is found holding aloft the remains of her head.

Revue Arts 15 August 2022
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Review: 'Rock of Ages' is the Jukebox Musical of the Summer

There are a few jukebox musicals that actually improve upon the songs that make up the score. Rock of Ages transforms the hits of ‘80s rock with delightful cleverness, stringing them together with a silly story and terrific arrangements.

Revue Arts 11 August 2022
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Review: Rebellious, Joyful ‘School of Rock’ Is Beyond Fun

I’ll say this for children: They’re terrible at pretending to have a good time. At least, mine are. So when Gemma (9) and Heidi (6) began singing along from their seats, I knew School of Rock was working.

Revue Arts 08 August 2022
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Review: 'The Color Purple' Is Nothing Less Than Divine

Alice Walker’s 1982 Pulitzer Prize winning novel “The Color Purple” begins as a series of letters written by its main character to God. She is repeatedly raped, beaten, emotionally abused, forced into domestic slavery, and her children and sister ripped from her. She has nowhere else to turn but to God.

Revue Arts 25 July 2022
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The Summer of Symphony

As the summer season brings Michiganders beautiful, warm weather, the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming concert series is making its triumphant return to the stage. 

Revue Arts 25 July 2022
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Hope Is For Everyone: Professional Theater in Holland

Holland is the home of a celebration of live theater this summer, as the Hope Summer Repertory Theater (HSRT) celebrates its 50th year with a nine-show season that occupies four different venues all summer long. 

Revue Arts 18 July 2022
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Review: Barn Theatre's 'Cinderella' is a Magical Marvel to Behold

The opening night audience of The Barn Theatre’s production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella was alive with children and their parents as well as those of us always eager to see the latest show.

Revue Arts 13 July 2022
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Review: ‘Shakespeare (Abridged)’ is Lightning-Paced and Thunderously Funny

Review: ‘Shakespeare (Abridged)’ is Lightning-Paced and Thunderously Funny

How dare they? This isn’t one of your regular bards we’re talking about. This is the bard, the immor...
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Review: Great Music and Terrific Cast Make GR Civic's 'Waitress' a Blast

Review: Great Music and Terrific Cast Make GR Civic's 'Waitress' a Blast

Making your way through the world can be a frightening thing, which is one of many insights into the...
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Jump Into Summer at SC4A: Music, Musicals and Masterful Art

Jump Into Summer at SC4A: Music, Musicals and Masterful Art

Summer in West Michigan wouldn’t be complete without the events, exhibitions, and shows put on by Sa...
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