Revue Revue
Revue Revue
  • Home
  • Arts
  • Food & Drink
  • Music
  • Things To Do
  • BOTW
  • Membership
  • Magazine
  • Advertise
    • Best Bets
  • About
    • Our Team
    • Contributors
    • Calendar
  • Search Results

Music Preview 2018-2019

A complete preview of West Michigan classical music and jazz performances for the 2018-2019 season.

Revue Arts 29 August 2018
Read more …

Performing Arts Preview 2018-2019

A complete preview of West Michigan's theater and dance performances in the 2018-2019 season.

Revue Arts 29 August 2018
Read more …

Visual Art Preview 2018-2019

A complete preview of West Michigan's visual art exhibits in the 2018-2019 season.

Revue Arts 28 August 2018
Read more …

Review: “Daria! The Musical” proves there’s no lack of community talent

A group of talented actors and musicians took to the Dog Story Theater stage Monday night to perform the musical episode of the late ’90s cartoon “Daria,” which takes place on season three, episode one.

Revue Arts 21 August 2018
Read more …

Review: ‘Once’ is a stunning fusion of passion, nuance, immersion and talent

Musicals born of film adaptations abound — perhaps even more so than truly remarkable love stories. But there’s nothing like “Once,” the 2012 Broadway adaptation of a beautiful little independent Irish film that practically swept the Tony Awards.

Revue Arts 21 August 2018
Read more …

Review: ‘Leading Ladies’ will humor some, vex others

Some jokes never get old. Others grew tiresome long ago. And yet there’s also schtick that’s relatively new and yet feels immediately old and tired.

Revue Arts 17 August 2018
Read more …

Review: ‘Bullets Over Broadway’ goes above and beyond

The terrific 1994 Oscar-winning black comedy “Bullets Over Broadway” is a theater lovers’ film. It is for this reason — amid so many, many more reasons — it makes for such a great adaptation for the stage. Though the musical opened on Broadway in 2014 to mixed reviews, it’s a wondrous achievement at The Barn Theatre in Augusta.

Revue Arts 16 August 2018
Read more …

Review: Warm and unpretentious, ‘Cowboys’ is a rollicking good time

To walk into The New Vic Theatre is to happen upon four dudes dressed as cowhands, sittin’ on bales of hay around an ersatz campfire making beautiful music. Somehow it feels as natural as can be, especially as welcoming as they are to the folks meandering to their seats.

Revue Arts 15 August 2018
Read more …

Review: Barn’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’ is big, bold and beautiful

When Beauty and the Beast hit Broadway in 1994 it was a spectacle the likes of which hadn’t ever before been seen onstage. The first of the Disney animated films sprung to life as a Broadway musical, it transformed the magic Disney formula of classic fairytale that tugs at the heartstrings and teaches a larger lesson with dynamic characters, beautiful songs, and just the right amount of humor — and amplifies it for the stage.

Revue Arts 03 August 2018
Read more …

At World’s End: How Barn Theatre finds success in variety and disaster

Typically in theater, when something goes wrong, it’s not the end of the world. Disaster! is one huge exception.

Revue Arts 31 July 2018
Read more …

Love Song: Mason Street Warehouse’s 'Once' is a special kind of musical

A classic love story driven by the power of music is sure to win the hearts of many in Saugatuck. Presented by Mason Street Warehouse, Once follows a Dublin street musician down on his luck who becomes inspired to keep going when a young woman is enchanted by his “haunting love songs.”

Revue Arts 31 July 2018
Read more …

Killing Time: 'Assassins' takes a look back at history’s most famous murders

Heritage Theatre is taking a dark turn with Stephen Sondheim’s Assassins, diving into the minds of famous assassins across history.

Revue Arts 31 July 2018
Read more …

Memories of Mayer: Hope College honors a beloved professor’s life

Popeye, boxing gloves, skulls, speaker cones, even UFOs — references to events and symbols from 20th century popular culture permeate the work of the late Billy Mayer, a well-known and well-liked Hope College art professor.

Revue Arts 31 July 2018
Read more …

Trust, Passion and Relevance: Kalamazoo Symphony’s new music director discusses his philosophy

“We are addicted to our devices, we are glued to screens for work, for entertainment and for our social lives — at some point we need to find something that can provide a break. And for many, this is music,” said Julian Kuerti, the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra’s new musical director.

Revue Arts 31 July 2018
Read more …
New Article

Page 41 of 75

  • 36
  • 37
  • 38
  • 39
  • 40
  • 41
  • 42
  • 43
  • 44
  • 45
Review: 'Pretty Woman: The Musical' Trades the Film's Chemistry for Crooning

Review: 'Pretty Woman: The Musical' Trades the Film's Chemistry for Crooning

"I want the fairytale” reads a T-shirt for sale at DeVos during the run of Pretty Woman: The Musical...
Read More
Review: 'Be Here Now' is a Glorious, Stunning Representation of the 60s

Review: 'Be Here Now' is a Glorious, Stunning Representation of the 60s

Grand Rapids Ballet’s 2024-2025 season finale “Be Here Now” promised to capture the spirit of the 19...
Read More
A Voice in Every Note: Daniela Liebman at The Gilmore

A Voice in Every Note: Daniela Liebman at The Gilmore

Daniela Liebman was 11, maybe 12, when it began to make sense. She had moved to Texas, where she was...
Read More

  • Home
  • Food & Drink
  • Music
  • Arts
  • Things To Do
  • BOTW
  • Calendar
  • Membership
  • Advertise
  • Magazine
  • About
  • Our Team
  • Contributors

 

GET OUR EMAIL UPDATES
Trusted by beer critics, food connoissuers and art fans.
SIGN UP NOW
Revue Revue
  • Home
  • Arts
  • Food & Drink
  • Music
  • Things To Do
  • BOTW
  • Membership
  • Magazine
  • Advertise
  • About
    • Our Team
    • Contributors
    • Calendar
  • Search Results