Whether it’s headlining musicians, art exhibits or stage plays, Madison’s art scene has something for everyone in fall 2023.
‘Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson, APT. 2B’ is a fresh and intelligent play which transforms a familiar premise into something exhilarating and new, aided by an exceptionally talented cast.
Netflix’s new feature film Heart of Stone promises secrets, mystery and thrills a là James Bond, but the film fails to deliver
Greta Gerwig’s hit film ‘Barbie’ is a striking exploration of womanhood and patriarchy in the 21st century.
How Barbie reached Madison residents through song before the major 2023 “Barbie” motion picture hit theaters.
Thousands gathered for a night of ‘90s nostalgia, surprises and a TikTok sensation’s dream come true.
While the American Family Insurance House theater may be small, British musician Declan McKenna brought the energy and charm Summerfest is known for.
Anderson’s newest film features playful takes on acceptance and existentialism.
HBO’s ‘Barry’ is willing to take all the right risks to create a complex and unique story that hooks audiences for all four seasons.
Performed in an outdoor theater, “Our Town” strips life down to its barest elements for a show that’s as quaint as it is impactful.
‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ proves that Sony’s Spider-Verse franchise isn’t just a one-hit-wonder.
JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown’s newest collaborative project will not scare you away
Monty Little's exhibition commemorates the Indigenous "survivance" of American violence through its portrayal of erasure and disturbance.
The Wisconsin Union Directorate’s Lakeside Cinema series is a delightful summer diversion
And you thought your hangover was rough.
A pseudo-Martian dramatic comedy from the Wisconsin Film Festival.
Reflecting on the 2023 Wisconsin Film Festival's series of 11 short films, "Experiments."
Wisconsin director Chris James Thompson masterfully chronicles military attorney Yvonne Bradley’s efforts to find the truth in the trial of Binyam Mohamed.
Andrew Bird sang, whistled and played violin and acoustic guitar to a pleasant audience at the Sylvee.
A timely festival film from “Wisconsin’s Own” John Mossman.
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