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From Shadow to Stage: Muskegon Civic Theatre’s new managing director

Besides directing Muskegon Civic Theatre’s latest production, Jason Bertoia is settling in to what he considers his dream job.

Revue Arts 30 October 2017
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Relatives & Rivals: Comedy is born from tension in 'Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike'

Sibling rivalry and timeless family dynamics set the stage for laughs and bickering in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, the Tony Award-winning comedy on its way to Beardsley Theater.

Revue Arts 30 October 2017
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Turn On the Lights: 'An American in Paris' explores love, healing after tragedy

Full of romance, dancing and drama, An American in Paris is set in the city of love at the end of World War II. The city is coming back to life, and so are the people and the romances between them.

Revue Arts 30 October 2017
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To The Beat of a Different Drum: Mock marching band brings joyful noise to West Michigan

Controlled chaos. An amorphous, musical blob. A marching band that thinks it’s a rock band.

Revue Arts 30 October 2017
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Timpani’s Time to Shine: 'Raise the Roof' puts percussion in the spotlight

When an orchestra performs a concerto — a composition featuring a solo instrument with orchestral accompaniment — one can usually expect to hear technical pyrotechnics from a violinist, a mind-boggling performance from a pianist, or even a thrilling showstopper from a woodwind player on clarinet or flute. But while many musicians view mastering a concerto as a rite of passage, some instrumentalists have more opportunities than others.

Revue Arts 30 October 2017
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Proud Sounds: West Michigan Gay Men’s Chorus creates a place for talent and comfort

Eight years ago, Marty Kiefer created the West Michigan Gay Men’s Chorus, the first and only openly gay men’s choir in Grand Rapids.

Revue Arts 30 October 2017
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Far From Retired: Former conductor David Lockington talks life after Grand Rapids

An entrepreneurial spirit may not be the first thing that comes to mind when talking about orchestra conductors, but David Lockington said that spirit is exactly what helped him launch a successful career.

Revue Arts 30 October 2017
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Double Trouble: Christina and Michelle Naughton bring two minds and four hands to Kalamazoo

Christina and Michelle Naughton carry on a conversation only they can understand while playing the piano together.

Revue Arts 30 October 2017
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Triple Threat: Three new, and very different, exhibits move into the GRAM

A Detroit artist’s narrative linocuts, a composer’s four-screen video supercut, an Andy Warhol showcase — the Grand Rapids Art Museum’s three exhibits opening this month don’t have much in common, except that each is sure to offer something you haven’t seen before.

Revue Arts 30 October 2017
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No Vacation: 'Resort' is a voyage of ‘empathic unsettlement’

Don’t let the title of Resort fool you, or the still image of empty beach chairs and blue umbrellas with the beckoning sea as a backdrop — this is not a show about vacations.

Revue Arts 30 October 2017
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Review: ‘Wicked’ is an unforgettable showcase of extraordinary talent

If there’s a Hall of Fame for Broadway, Wicked will absolutely be in it. Since debuting in 2003, the musical has become the second-highest-grossing Broadway show of all time and is nearly the 6th longest-running Broadway show.

Revue Arts 27 October 2017
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Review: ‘The Brothers Size’ is powerful, essential viewing

Face Off Theatre Company is only in its third season as part of Kalamazoo’s Black Arts and Cultural Center, but its unwavering commitment to excellence is clear. By consistently producing powerfully relevant and necessary work that no one else in the region is doing, they’re raising important questions and dialogue about race in America — primarily generated by people of color. And it’s perhaps the only company in the state fully committed to this work.

Revue Arts 27 October 2017
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Review: ‘Kinky Boots’ breaks down gender norms with joy and sweetness

Cyndi Lauper made famous the notion that “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” in 1983, but in 2013, she convincingly made the argument that it’s actually drag queens who have the most fun with the enormously delightful, multiple Tony-Award winning musical “Kinky Boots,” for which she wrote the score.

Revue Arts 24 October 2017
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Review: Ghost Stories is full of frights, humor and genuine emotion

Draped with fishnet and spider webs and dressed with ouija boards, skulls, a crystal ball, a chainsaw, a coffin, a skeleton, a lamp made of a human head, a noose, an old radio, and a sarcophagus, the stage of the New Vic Theatre in Kalamazoo embodies the spookiness of the Halloween season and is set to creep folks out in the most festive of ways.

Revue Arts 20 October 2017
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Artist Profile: Metal Art Studio

Artist Profile: Metal Art Studio

Scott Carey and Carol Wagen are the husband and wife co-owners of Metal Art Studio, a well-known ent...
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Review: 'Jesus Christ Superstar' Finds Clarity in Simplicity at Circle Theatre

Review: 'Jesus Christ Superstar' Finds Clarity in Simplicity at Circle Theatre

On October 24, 1971, The New York Times published a review of Jesus Christ Superstar by Walter Kerr....
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Artist Profile: Chapel of Ghouls

Artist Profile: Chapel of Ghouls

When you see Nick Hartman’s work under the alias Chapel of Ghouls, the message is clear: Life is har...
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