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Remembering John Hyatt: The man who set the stage for the Grand Rapids theater community
Written by Kayla Sosa | Tuesday, 27 November 2018 13:21 |When John S. Hyatt passed away in April, Grand Rapids lost a man who truly lived his life for others.
Curtain Call: Central Park Players carries on long tradition of enriching lives through theater
Written by Marla Miller | Tuesday, 27 November 2018 13:14 |Longtime Central Park Players volunteer and actor Peter Drost remembers being an eighth-grader in English class, listening to the morning announcements, when he first learned about the local theater group.
Well-Mannered Frivolity: Talking with the Yule Ball’s headliners, Harry and the Potters
Written by Eric Mitts | Tuesday, 27 November 2018 13:08 |The second annual Yule Ball is here to bring together all area Potterheads for a triumphant holiday celebration of the wonders of the wizarding world
Michigan’s Gift to Voters: Michigan legalized it. What’s next?
Written by Andy Balaskovitz | Tuesday, 27 November 2018 12:46 |A funny thing about legalizing marijuana: For most of us, day-to-day life will move on. Sidewalks won’t be littered with pot smokers. Contrary to what prosecutors and sheriffs have claimed, the sky will not fall.
Original Prankster: Former MTV star Tom Green continues to push comedic boundaries onstage and onscreen
Written by Eric Mitts | Tuesday, 27 November 2018 12:40 |Few comedians have experienced the staggering highs and crushing lows that Tom Green has in his near 30-year career. A roller coaster ride filled with A-list celebrities, outrageous stunts and a brush with a fatal disease — his life has had it all.
Gang, we live in Michigan and that means we own an obscene number of coats, but you can feel bad about it or you can feel the bitter cold — which is it going to be?
Whats Going On: December 2018
Written by Compiled by Revue Staff | Tuesday, 27 November 2018 12:04 |Here are our best bets for December 2018
Sponsored: Times Square in West Michigan - Ludington New Year’s Eve Ball Drop
Written by Sponsored Content | Tuesday, 27 November 2018 11:36 |Can’t make it to Times Square for New Year’s Eve? Hop in your car and enjoy one of West Michigan’s biggest ball drops only 90 minutes from Grand Rapids instead—the Ludington New Year’s Eve Ball Drop. Celebrating 10 years of lighting up the night on New Year’s Eve, Ludington packs a punch for its most famous annual event and one of its biggest annual celebrations.
Triple Threats: Farmer Alley's Marvelous Wonderettes do it all
Written by Jane Simons | Tuesday, 27 November 2018 10:56 |This holiday season, Farmers Alley Theatre’s giving a big gift to fans of music from the ’60s and ’70s.
Eye Contact: 'She Stares Back' shifts the perspective
Written by Dana Casadei | Tuesday, 27 November 2018 10:45 |The jewel-toned colors of the walls — in hues of dark purple, blue and magenta — will probably be what catches your eye first. Once inside the gallery though, you’ll find a lot of eyes looking back at you.
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