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.
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.
ESME’s virtual string camp offers students a special opportunity
A talk with Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra’s new executive director
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.
Actors’ Theatre retells ‘Paradise Lost’ with a modern edge
Why three local art museums are revisiting their permanent collections this spring
Neil Simon is one of the most prolific and enduring American playwrights, beloved for his nostalgia, humor and witty one-liners, even winning a Pulitzer in 1991 for “Lost in Yonkers,” arguably his finest work. Farmers Alley Theatre chose that finest work as their first foray in Neil Simon material, and it’s a wonder to behold.