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May 31, 2023
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February 27, 2023
SURREAL art will be on show at a York theatre as local artist Lincoln Lightfoot brings his work to the Grand Opera House.
February 23, 2023
SURREAL art will be on show at a York theatre as local artist Lincoln Lightfoot brings his work to the Grand Opera House.
January 18, 2023
Press Release The musical comedy "Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood" is being presented as a touring show by the Utah State University Eastern Theatre program, directed by Corey Ewan, associate professor of acting. "Sherwood" is an alternative telling of the legend of Robin Hood, penned by Ken Ludwig. The show is filled with slapstick and
December 14, 2022
From SnoMarket to Owl Prowl: Here are 15 things to do this weekend in the Rockford area.
December 1, 2022
As the beloved Christmas classic turns 30, Empire speaks to director Brian Henson and more about Kermit and co's take on A Christmas Carol.
November 30, 2022
From Festival of Lights and The Nutcracker to Grinch trivia: Things to do this weekend in the Rockford area
November 21, 2022
Join Christ’s Clowns as they spread laughter and love!<br/><br/>While the The Plague fills medieval Europe with fear, Father Flote leads a traveling band of comics who offer redemption through laughter. Using Monty Python-style humor, Red Noses follows this troupe of God’s Zanies as they seek laughter and love during the darkest of times.<br/><br/>For information and tickets visit wssr.org/noses<br/>
November 2, 2022
When he set out to make “Enola Holmes 2,” director Harry Bradbeer had several things in mind, including how to help his sleuthing main character work as well with others as she does alone.
September 4, 2022
Christopher Shinn’s new play of post-Trump politics finds complex characters lost in ego and addiction, while Terry Gilliam and Leah Hausman’s take on Sondheim is just a bit too much