Intentional and Gorgeous: Oscar-nominated “Timbuktu” touches both the personal and the universal.
The first shots are jarring, the sound of gunfire breaking through the peaceful scenery as a jeep full of armed… Read More
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Sense of the City: Playwright Paul Hood gives voice to urban life, his life.
As a child, playwright Paul Hood dreamed of being a film star. That dream may not have been too farfetched.… Read More
Student Scribes: Travels of a Slug
“Watch out for the dead slugs,” I heard my friend shriek as I skipped over the dried skin and guts… Read More
A Play of Their Own: All-female cast treads the boards in “Women Playing Hamlet.”
Back in Shakespeare’s time, men and boys played every part, even female roles, as women were not allowed to act… Read More
Classical Magic: What happens when you combine Brahms, spectacle and the circus arts?
There’s an old cliché that says, “Everyone loves a circus.” When Cirque de la Symphonie comes to town, don’t expect… Read More
Student Scribes: “My best friend and I made a slip ‘n’ slide in the winter”
We went into the snow in socks and taped garbage bags together. We went through 10 bottles of shampoo,… Read More
Community Corner: Notable March events.
Maple Sugar Festival March 1: The outdoor season at Fort Hunter kicks off with the annual Maple Sugar Festival.… Read More
Without a Filter: Step into Stephen Michael Haas’ funhouse at The MakeSpace.
Word vomit. Not everyone would use this phrase to describe their work and personality. But Stephen Michael Haas fully embraces… Read More
An Exotic Ride: A new exhibit shines a light on the elegant, speedy Lotus.
Kyle Kaulback will never forget the first time he drove a Lotus. The speed demon of cars is best known… Read More
Create Space: A peek inside the new Millworks artist studios.
For the past two months, artists have been filtering into The Millworks, setting up their studios within an 85-year-old art… Read More