The Sisters Rosensweig, much like its titular siblings, holds varying traits and attitudes, at times at odds with one another. Off the Wall Theatre's current production of the Wendy Wasserstein Broadway hit tries its best, and at times succeeds...

A sold-out crowd of 1,300 gathered at the Pabst Theater Friday night for the return of the Dark Star Orchestra, the ultimate Grateful Dead tribute band that not only performs, note for note, the catalog of the Dead, but also brings its own...

The title of As You Like It, one of William Shakespeare's most well-known comedies, sums up the UW-Milwaukee production staged last week. UWM's Department of Theatre joined forces two years ago with Shakespeare & Company...

The late actor/playwright Larry Shue was an onstage favorite of Milwaukee audiences. But he became even better known for his offstage work, writing (and often acting in) his own plays before his untimely death in a plane crash at the age of 39...

Oscar Wilde remains relevant and funny in the 21st century, as evidenced by the clever Milwaukee production of the 19th-century playwright's best-known comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest. It is currently playing at Boulevard...

Vince Lombardi was just a man, after all. But in many ways, he was larger than life, especially when it came to turning a losing Green Bay Packers team into a successful franchise...

For Lynn House, making a drink is something she takes very seriously. So seriously that she is renowned for her delicious sounding (and tasting) concoctions, having won numerous...

Mention the name Cirque Du Soleil and a different meaning—and image—comes to mind...

Saturday marked the first show of the current tour for British singer-songwriter Richard Thompson, and for a small but committed audience at Marcus Center's Vogel Hall he channeled all that pent-up energy and anticipation into an astounding...