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The Vagrancy to Debut Blossoming 2021 Series

The trailer for The Vagrancy’s 2016 production of Macbeth presents three figures — lovely but feral, they are more than women; they are witches, restored through expert lighting, fine sound design, and powerful choreography to their rightful place, which is in our nightmares.

Revue Arts 03 August 2021
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Review: ‘Cabaret’ Brings Out the Best Circle Theatre Has to Offer

In “Signs and Symbols,” Vladimir Nabokov wrote of Aunt Rosa, “a fussy, angular, wild-eyed old lady, who had lived in a tremulous world of bad news, bankruptcies, train accidents, cancerous growths — until the Germans put her to death, together with all the people she had worried about.”

Revue Arts 29 July 2021
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Review: Barn Theatre’s ‘9 to 5’ Is A Cathartic, Joyful Musical

Is there a place in the post #metoo cultural moment for a workplace comedy in which the narrative builds around a “sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot” of a boss who runs roughshod over his female employees, inspiring both imagined and real revenge fantasies that involve poisoning, shooting, and stringing him up?

Revue Arts 09 July 2021
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Review: 'Shout! The MOD Musical' Is a Triumphant Return of Live Theater

Live theater is back, and at Mason Street Warehouse/Saugatuck Center for the Arts, it’s outside at the lakeshore, and everything we could hope for.

Revue Arts 05 July 2021
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July 2021 Arts Calendar

Last year, the arts world spent most of the summer trying to figure out what to do next. In 2021, a majority of organizations are managing to make something work, whether it’s being done safely in-person or virtually, for now. 

Revue Arts 01 July 2021
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Taking Initiative

Maryjo Lemanski, visual artist, had been thinking about what to do after the world opened up again; not only what she would do, but what the community would do.

Revue Arts 01 July 2021
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The UICA Returns

The Urban Institute of Contemporary Art has found a new home downtown Grand Rapids, leaving behind its spacious 2 Fulton location for a charming and historic change. Though only a few blocks away on 17 Pearl Street, the new building will bring about massive shifts for the UICA. 

Revue Arts 01 July 2021
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Arts Calendar: June 2021

Last year, the arts world spent most of the summer trying to figure out what to do next. In 2021, a majority of organizations are managing to make something work, whether it’s being done safely in-person or virtually, for now. 

Revue Arts 27 May 2021
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Summer on the Stage

Summertime offers renewed hope for more than just the winter blues; it also allows performing arts to return in a safe, socially distanced way. 

Revue Arts 27 May 2021
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Actors' Return

A return to the stage.

Revue Arts 27 May 2021
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Review: Face Off Theatre's Return Was a Revelation

In Hollywood, Calif. many old movie theaters have been converted into churches. For Face Off Theatre Company in Kalamazoo, a former church is now their home in Dormouse Theatre.

Revue Arts 25 May 2021
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Review: GR Ballet Presents a Collection of Visual Feats

As the weather finally turns to spring in Southwest Michigan and we look to spend more time outside and less in front of our screens, watching what otherwise would have been a live performance on the computer may be the last thing people thought of doing this weekend.

Revue Arts 02 May 2021
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Arts Calendar: May 2021

In 2021, a majority of organizations are managing to make something work, whether it’s being done safely in-person or still virtually, for now. 

Revue Arts 30 April 2021
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Art, Just for You

Avenue for the Arts curates a new way to collect

Revue Arts 30 April 2021
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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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