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Nimesh Patel is bringing his "Fast and Loose" humor to Madison
By Lillian Mihelich | Oct. 6, 2023A Q&A with Nimesh Patel ahead of his stop at the Barrymore Theatre on October 8.
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Highlights from Chazen's 'Insistent Presence' exhibition
By Lillian Mihelich | Oct. 6, 2023"Insistent Presence: Contemporary African Art from the Chazen Collection" is a collection of many stories told through three fascinating lenses.
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An insider’s look into music communities in Copenhagen
By Athena Kafkas | Oct. 5, 2023We know Madison’s music scene is one to beat, but can it compare to a Eurodance empire?
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The Midwest Princess is Back
By Hannah Ritvo and Jane Houseal | Oct. 2, 2023A Q&A with “slumber party pop girl” Chappell Roan
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Cinemadison’s festival highlights the creative visions of student filmmakers
By William Folbe | Sep. 28, 2023A film showcase at Union South highlighted student films
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Bryce Vine’s ‘Interstate Tour’ enamors the Sylvee
By Molly Sheehan | Sep. 28, 2023Singer and rapper Bryce Vine hops off the interstate, returning to Madison to do what he loves most: bring a crowd together.
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Sun Room’s performance reinvents the surfer sound
By Paige Stevenson | Sep. 21, 2023San Diego based band Sun Room offers a modern twist on an iconic sound at the Majestic Theatre
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The Periodicals, Boxing Day added to UW-Madison’s Homecoming Concert Series
By Gabriella Hartlaub | Sep. 21, 2023The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Homecoming celebration is next week, and two free and fun art events are coming up for students to experience.
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The ‘Bottoms’ phenomenon: Why the indie film is resonating with audiences in Madison and elsewhere
By Gabriella Hartlaub | Sep. 14, 2023This film is very aware of its overexaggerated portrayal of high school and doesn't take itself too seriously.
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‘Ahsoka’ is another fun, if familiar, Star Wars show
By Noah Fellinger | Sep. 14, 2023Latest Star Wars show “Ahsoka” fails to offer anything novel despite competent direction and performances.
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What the Madison art scene has in store for fall 2023
By Noah Fellinger and Gabriella Hartlaub | Sep. 7, 2023Whether it’s headlining musicians, art exhibits or stage plays, Madison’s art scene has something for everyone in fall 2023.
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It’s no mystery: The university’s gender-swapped rendition of Sherlock Holmes is simply remarkable
By Noah Fellinger | Sep. 5, 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.
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Heart of Stone: Another spy thriller that fails to impress
By Vee Sridhar | Aug. 25, 2023Netflix’s new feature film Heart of Stone promises secrets, mystery and thrills a là James Bond, but the film fails to deliver
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‘Barbie’ shows what it means to live in a woman’s world
By Gabriella Hartlaub | Aug. 10, 2023Greta Gerwig’s hit film ‘Barbie’ is a striking exploration of womanhood and patriarchy in the 21st century.
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‘Barbie The Album’ featured in Strictly Discs sneak peek event
By Lillian Mihelich | Aug. 6, 2023How Barbie reached Madison residents through song before the major 2023 “Barbie” motion picture hit theaters.
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Revving up the engine: Weezer’s Indie Rock Road Trip
By Hannah Ritvo | Aug. 5, 2023Thousands gathered for a night of ‘90s nostalgia, surprises and a TikTok sensation’s dream come true.
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Small stage, big energy: Declan McKenna performs at Summerfest 2023
By Paige Stevenson | Jul. 25, 2023While the American Family Insurance House theater may be small, British musician Declan McKenna brought the energy and charm Summerfest is known for.
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Wes Anderson’s newest movie ‘Asteroid City’ shoots for the stars and hits
By Paige Stevenson | Jul. 18, 2023Anderson’s newest film features playful takes on acceptance and existentialism.
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‘Barry’ solidifies itself as one of the best TV shows of the decade
By Kennan Chojnacki | Jul. 18, 2023HBO’s ‘Barry’ is willing to take all the right risks to create a complex and unique story that hooks audiences for all four seasons.
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APT’s “Our Town” finds meaning in the mundane
By Tara Awate | Jul. 13, 2023Performed in an outdoor theater, “Our Town” strips life down to its barest elements for a show that’s as quaint as it is impactful.
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