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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: Despite everything, 'Lost in Yonkers' finds joy

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.

Revue Arts 13 March 2020
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Review: 'Measure for Measure' at Interlochen Shows Why Shakespeare Endures

Review: 'Measure for Measure' at Interlochen Shows Why Shakespeare Endures

Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure raises important questions about justice and how some succeed as w...
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Review: 'Come From Away' at SC4A is a Truly Extraordinary Telling of an Unforgettable Story

Review: 'Come From Away' at SC4A is a Truly Extraordinary Telling of an Unforgettable Story

We rely on stories to connect us, to share human experiences that may or may not be our own, and to ...
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What A Looker: David Hockney at the GRAM

What A Looker: David Hockney at the GRAM

In 1990, David Hockney turned down a knighthood. His reason? He doesn’t “care for a fuss.” Offered t...
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