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Review: Enter a Hallmark Movie with Barn Theatre's Christmas Cabaret

This Christmas may feel different than years past, but it’s still the most wonderful time of the year at the Barn Theatre where it’s festive and joyful as all get out with the return of their Christmas Cabaret, a delightful performance to complete their marvelous 75th anniversary season.

Revue Arts 17 December 2021
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Goodbye Season Tickets, Hello Affordability & Flexibility

Are you a supporter of the performing arts but struggle with the affordability of season tickets? What about the dreaded commitment to purchasing tickets for performance dates months in advance?

Revue Arts 01 December 2021
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Revue's Crystal Ball

A year ago, if you asked just about anybody on Earth what they had in store for 2021, they would say, “I have no idea.”

Revue Arts 01 December 2021
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Jewish Theatre GR: Five Plays For Eight Nights

To tire of talking lobsters is to tire of life. Thankfully, Jewish Theatre Grand Rapids retains its youthful energy.

Revue Arts 01 December 2021
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Holly Jolly GR Symphony

This month, Grand Rapids Symphony offers two spectacular, accessible, festive shows: Holiday Pops and Cirque de Noël. 

Revue Arts 01 December 2021
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Review: Wellspring Shows the Power of Change with 'Unbound'

Two and a half weeks before Wellspring/Cori Terry & Dancers opened their first live, in-person performance since before the pandemic, one of the dancers tested positive for COVID-19, causing them to scrap one of the central dances they’d been rehearsing for “Unbound,” their fall concert of dance that opened Friday.

Revue Arts 22 November 2021
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Review: 'Murder for Two: Holiday Edition' Rings in the Season With Pitch-Perfect Performances

It’s been more than five years since the original Murder for Two, the musical murder mystery featuring more than a dozen characters but only two actors and a singular piano, wowed Kalamazoo audiences as part of the Gilmore Keyboard Festival with the high-octane, madcap, vaudevillian, award-winning comedy.

Revue Arts 20 November 2021
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Review: Gilmore’s Rising Star Series Is a Gift

The 2020 Gilmore Festival was thwarted, like so many live performances, by the pandemic; however, the Rising Stars Series has returned, offering eager piano enthusiasts an opportunity to experience playing from the world’s best and brightest keyboard stylists either live, in-person, or live streamed from Kalamazoo.

Revue Arts 15 November 2021
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November 2021 Arts Calendar

Arts events across West Michigan in November 2021.

Revue Arts 01 November 2021
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St. Cecilia Music Center: Feeling Alive

It would be incorrect to say that St. Cecilia Music Center returns to live music this month; during the pandemic, they staged many virtual shows. 

Revue Arts 01 November 2021
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Farmers Alley Theatre: Slay Bells

In 2016, Murder For Two ran at Farmers Alley Theatre, in Kalamazoo. The musical, which centered (antically) on a detective’s interrogation of thirteen suspects, was a hit; co-founder and artistic director Jeremy Koch told me that it is among the theater’s most requested re-stagings.

Revue Arts 01 November 2021
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Review: Barn Theatre's 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' Is One for the Ages

The Barn Theatre in Augusta is making people’s dreams come true in bringing their magnificent, fan-favorite rendition of cult-classic “The Rocky Horror Show” to the stage just in time for Halloween.

Revue Arts 23 October 2021
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Review: 'Off the Canvas' is a Triumphant Return to the Stage

The idea of transforming visual art into an immersive experience is not new, and the tremendous success of the touring Van Gogh Immersive Experiences recently is but one extraordinary example.

Revue Arts 17 October 2021
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Review: 'Songs for a New World' Offers Hope When We Need It Most

Though first appearing Off-Broadway in 1995, Jason Robert Brown’s “Songs for a New World” feels aptly named now, especially in its beautiful form as the first show at Farmers Alley Theatre in 600-or-so days since the pandemic shut them down.

Revue Arts 11 October 2021
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Review: Dixie Longate Is Explosively, Hilariously Inspirational

Review: Dixie Longate Is Explosively, Hilariously Inspirational

In the worldview of Dixie Longate, Alabama’s fast-talkingest, gum-smacking, snort-laughing, highest-...
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Review: Deos Contemporary Ballet Captures the Power of Dance as Art

Review: Deos Contemporary Ballet Captures the Power of Dance as Art

Deos Contemporary Ballet’s 2024-2025 season finale, Awaken 25, reflected the mood of our times, offe...
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Review: 'The Prom' Brings Big Laughs and Big Heart to Circle Theatre

Review: 'The Prom' Brings Big Laughs and Big Heart to Circle Theatre

The next best thing to being a good person is appearing to be one, which is why four Broadway stars—...
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