Insatiable Appetite: Encore Theatre serves up a delicious “Little Shop of Horrors”
by strattonl
Feed me!
Closet of Secrets: PTD Productions' "Perfect Arrangement" opens the door to address homophobia in 1950s America
by christopherporter
Would you be willing to hide who you are in exchange for being more accepted by society? Or would the lies and facade crush you?
Make the Trek: "Return to the Forbidden Planet" reimagines "The Tempest" as a campy sci-fi musical
by christopherporter
If you’re drawn to the idea of outdoor theater and goofy jukebox musicals that combine elements of Shakespeare and Star Trek—well, Scotty, the Penny Seats Theatre Company is currently staging a show in Ann Arbor's Burns Park that will likely beam you right up.
A Sort of Homecoming: Fuzz Fest 8 and Deniz Tek
by christopherporter
It was homecoming night on Friday at this year's Fuzz Fest.
Encore Theatre's "42nd Street" brings excellent energy to a classic backstage story
by christopherporter
The Encore Theatre’s production of 42nd Street is a great burst of energy, a thunderous display of tap dancing and a funny, charming, nostalgic return to another place and time.
The STEM of the Problem: "Digging Up Dessa" follows a young female archeologist grappling with sexism in the science world
by christopherporter
Getting Dirty: Digging Up Dessa at EMU unearths the truths of both past and present
“Crying in H Mart”: Michelle Zauner’s Memoir Helps Me Process the Loss of My Mother
by strattonl
Each year, I look forward to the summer solstice. There’s something magical about the longest day of the year and the maximum amount of daylight that it brings.
A Ghost Story: Purple Rose’s world premiere of the humorous but serious "In Common" explores friends struggling with relationships, past and present
by christopherporter
A young woman races about frantically trying on one dress after another. She’s going out to meet with friends who want to introduce her to a man. But she’s not sure she’s ready yet.
For Him the Bells Toll: Wild Up performed Julius Eastman’s "Feminine" at Rackham Auditorium
by christopherporter
The sound of countless bells, gentle and cloudlike, opened Los Angeles-based chamber ensemble Wild Up’s presentation of Julius Eastman’s Feminine in Ann Arbor’s Rackham Auditorium on the afternoon of Sunday, April 17, as part of UMS’s 2022-23 season.