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Returning to Something New: GVSU’s New Music Ensemble received national acclaim for new album

Over the past 11 years, Grand Valley State University has quietly fostered a bonafide hub of contemporary music.

Revue Arts 29 January 2018
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Let’s Be Franke: The Franke Center for the Arts to host blues festival in Marshall

Beautifully maintained historic homes have always drawn tourists to Marshall, but the community is fast-becoming a destination for the blues.

Revue Arts 29 January 2018
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Musical Myriad: Imani Winds blazes new trails for the diverse world of wind quintets

With five distinct voices, wind quintet ensembles have a universe of timbres and techniques at their disposal. Grouping the flute, oboe, clarinet, French horn and bassoon means a lack of homogeneous sound that offers tonal and technical possibility for composers. Yet, wind quintet repertoire by recognizable composers like Mozart, Brahms and Strauss is scarce.

Revue Arts 29 January 2018
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Sounds of the Silver Screen: West Michigan Symphony highlights Hollywood’s greatest hits

Whether it be the first time or a special occasion, the symphony and the cinema both make for excellent dates. And you can have it both ways when vocalists Diane Penning and Paul Langford join West Michigan Symphony for Hollywood’s Greatest Melodies, the weekend before Valentine’s Day.

Revue Arts 29 January 2018
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Portrait of a Life: Decades of Beverly Pepper’s personal sketches come to Meijer Gardens

When Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park received a gift from contemporary sculptor Beverly Pepper — consisting of nearly 900 works — Chief Curator and Vice President Joseph Becherer immediately started thinking about a future exhibition.

Revue Arts 29 January 2018
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Children, Culture, Community: Muskegon Museum of Art celebrates diversity with a variety of events this winter

There’s no excuse to hibernate at home this winter: Muskegon Museum of Art has a cure for cabin fever; and an outlet for creativity with a variety of activities, exhibitions, special programs and even a poetry competition. 

Revue Arts 29 January 2018
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Review: ‘Rock of Ages’ is a visual, musical, nostalgic delight

Did any among us who lived through the 1980s ever think we’d long for them again? Who knew, thirty years later, the Reagan era would, indeed, appear to be a sexier time?

Revue Arts 28 January 2018
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Review: ‘Waitress’ is the delightful culmination of astounding talent

In Waitress, most of the show’s action takes place in Joe’s Diner, where three of the musical’s main characters — Jenna (Desi Oakley), Dawn (Lenne Klingaman) and Becky (Charity Angel Dawson) — are waitresses. But the diner does much more than just serve Jenna’s infamous pies to its customers. It’s where love is found, discoveries about the characters are made, fights are had, and yes, a lot of pies are baked.

Revue Arts 24 January 2018
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Review: ‘Conviction of Lady Lorraine’ is inspirational, unique, multidimensional

“When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us,” is a bit of wisdom attributed to Alexander Graham Bell. “The Conviction of Lady Lorraine,” written and performed by Dwandra Nickole Lampkin, is evidence of what wonderful things can happen when a driven, curious and inventive artist, amid a dream project, gets told no.

Revue Arts 20 January 2018
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Review: Stellar performances, direction make ‘Baskerville’ a hilarious ride

Our attraction to the Victorian super sleuth Sherlock Holmes shows no signs of waning, though the character’s resurgence in the form of various American and British film and television adaptations has been underway for a good five years.

Revue Arts 15 January 2018
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Review: ‘All The Way’ takes us on the demanding, knotty path to progress

Grand Rapids Civic Theatre’s “All The Way” opens with the three dramatic gunshots that killed President John F. Kennedy, the mood was set somber as Vice President Lyndon Baine Johnson was sworn in as president.

Revue Arts 13 January 2018
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Review: GR Symphony’s ‘All Tchaikovsky’ offers moments of arresting beauty

“Everyone loves Tchaikovsky,” declared a man in the DeVos Performance Hall mezzanine on Friday evening. Whether this statement is true or not, Grand Rapids Symphony (GRS) Music Director Marcelo Lehninger knows his audience. Better yet, their tastes align with his own.

Revue Arts 13 January 2018
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Review: ‘The Days are Shorter’ creates surreal, remarkable moments

Julia is extraordinary, and, at 53, she should be tired of hiding. This is what the voices in her head tell her, anyway. They’ve kept her from sleeping for more than a week, and everyone she encounters lets her know how terrible she looks.

Revue Arts 12 January 2018
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Review: ‘Sunset Baby’ finds hope in revolution with talent and passion

The fierce protagonist in Dominique Morisseau’s brilliant play “Sunset Baby” was named after Nina Simone. She was able to turn “the madness that rages inside” into power, “and that’s what we wanted for you,” Nina’s estranged father tells her.

Revue Arts 05 January 2018
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Review: 'Seussical' is an All-Ages Delight Full of Sensory Wonders

Review: 'Seussical' is an All-Ages Delight Full of Sensory Wonders

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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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