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From left: Emily Brannam (Elinor Dashwood), Vivian Brown (Marianne Dashwood) and Trey Sylla (Col. Brandon) in Lansing Community College’s production of “Sense and Sensibility.”
LCC offers a whirlwind of joyful gossip and Regency drama
In a letter written to her niece in 1817, author Jane Austen wrote, “Single women have a dreadful propensity for being poor — which is one very strong argument in favour of matrimony.” more
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From left: Dale Wayne Williams (Grandpa), Xia Skowronek (Son) and Kaela Panicucci (Daughter) in Riverwalk Theatre’s production of “The Trail to Oregon.”
‘The Trail to Oregon’ is irreverent but hilarious
If you’re interested in seeing what new Lansing-area talent has to offer, hurry to Riverwalk Theatre’s Black Box this weekend to see “The Trail to Oregon,” directed by Ayden Soupal. You’ll be greeted by great voices, hilarious scenes and energetic performances. more
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‘Black Rock 101’
Demand for a sold-out show at UrbanBeat in February led Lansing’s Black Rock Sextet to plan a follow-up concert at The Green Door 8 p.m. Saturday (Nov. 18).   The show, “Black … more
Alternative Holiday Sale
The Peace Education Center’s annual Alternative Holiday Sale runs 5 to 9 p.m. Friday (Nov. 17) and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday (Nov. 18) at Edgewood United Church in East Lansing.   … more
MSU College of Music, Opera Theater, Xerxes, 3/24/15
‘A Little Night Music’
Michigan State University Opera Theatre will perform Stephen Sondheim’s “A Little Night Music” at the school’s Fairchild Theatre 7 p.m. Wednesday (Nov. 15), Friday (Nov. 17) … more
From left: Rileigh Belle Wine (Beatrice), Kim Seabright Martin (Leonata) and Henry J (Benedick) in Michigan State University Department of Theatre's production of "Much Ado About Nothing."
MSU presents a dynamic and honestly funny version of ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
It gets harder and harder to find fully mounted productions of William Shakespeare’s works these days. The casts are large, the costumes are sumptuous, and the language is difficult. more
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Classical pianist and Michigan State University associate professor Young Hyun Cho will play three of Beethoven’s piano sonatas at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams 5:30 p.m. Friday.
An arts-and-culture-filled weekend
Whether you enjoy visual art, film, poetry, theater or live music, there are events to satisfy every art-minded person this weekend. There’s also a global cultural festival, a comedy show, a metaphysical event and much more. more
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Wastelander returns after a long break with more post-apocalyptic brilliance. Its new album, “Endless Survival,” will be released via Dystopian Dogs Records.
Wastelander Awakes from Hibernation
Wastelander’s sonic landscape is grim. From lyrics about war and disease to death and post-apocalyptic bedlam, it’s hard to find a glimmer of hope in its explosive catalog of … more
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Members of Voices of the Revolution, alongside pianist and composer Adrienne Torf and local singers Shelia Burks and Rose Jangmi Cooper, take a break from rehearsing for their Friday (Nov. 10) performance to pose for a group photo. Back row, from left: Kim Griffin, Lisa Sarno, Torf, Burks. Front row, from left: Ruelaine Stokes, Susan Harris, Tari Muñiz, Laurie Hollinger, Cooper.
Stunning sisterhood
After four months of rehearsing on Zoom, Lansing-based poetry collective Voices of the Revolution and San Francisco-based composer and pianist Adrienne Torf held their first in-person rehearsal Saturday (Nov. 4) in East Lansing. more
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Author Michelle K. Cassidy, who teaches courses about Indigenous history and the Civil War at Central Michigan University, has published a new book, “Michigan’s Company K: Anishinaabe Soldiers, Citizenship, and the Civil War,” which details the history of the First Michigan Sharpshooters’ Native American company.
CMU professor pays tribute to Indigenous Civil War soldiers
Imagine the surprise of Confederate soldiers when they found Bibles left on the field after the Battle of the Wilderness and discovered they were written in the Ojibwe language. more
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In “Carmina Burana,” Nigerian-American baritone Babatunde Akinboboye sings four major arias that give him plenty of room to swagger, sulk, seduce and soar.
Glockenspiel orgasm
The vernal joys, swan-roasting pathos, rock ‘n’ roll energy and sexual undertow of Carl Orff’s “Carmina Burana” will push the stage of the Wharton Center’s Cobb Great Hall to the limit Friday (Nov. 10). more
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MSU Broad Art Museum interim director Steven Bridges checks out progress last week on the Center for Object Research and Engagement, or CORE, the museum’s lower-level display space for art from its permanent collection.
Jewel boxes in the dark
In natural objects like apples and planets, the core comes first. The MSU Broad Art Museum, an unnatural object if ever there was one, has a CORE — Center for Object Research and Engagement — that defies the laws of time and space. more
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Art collector and chairman of the Broad Museum Board of Advisers Alan Ross and his wife, Rebecca, bask in the swooshes of a Zaha Hadid painting they donated to the Broad.
Surprise me: Art collector makes $7.5 million gift to MSU Broad Art Museum
It’s a big month for the MSU Broad Art Museum. On Oct. 30, two weeks before opening a new lower level gallery that will display pieces from the museum’s permanent collection, more
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Lizabeth Desmet (left) and Rachel Daugherty as teenage sweethearts Emma Nolan and Alyssa Greene in Peppermint Creek Theatre Co.’s production of “The Prom.”
Talented cast and biting commentary make ‘The Prom’ a must-see
Peppermint Creek Theatre Co.’s latest production, “The Prom,” is the first prom I’ve been to. Yes, I was one of those tragic figures who had an emotional void where memories … more
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East Lansing Film Festival
Now in its 26 th year, the annual East Lansing Film Festival is the longest-running non-experimental film festival in Michigan, according to its website. It aims to bring independent films to … more
How-To Holiday
The Lansing Makers Network, a makerspace that offers access to tools, workshops and resources for metalworking, woodworking and other artistic projects, is hosting a make-and-take event noon to 6 … more
Michigan Made Holiday Art Exhibition & Market opening reception
Visit the Lansing Art Gallery 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday (Nov. 9) for the opening reception of its annual Michigan Made Holiday Art Exhibition & Market, featuring a plethora of handcrafted pieces made … more
John Mellencamp will stop at the Wharton Center on March 19, 2024, as part of his “Live and In Person 2024” North American tour.
Look forward to a heaping dose of rock and Americana at Wharton
FRIDAY, Nov. 3 — Tickets are on sale for rock ‘n’ roll legend John Mellencamp’s performance at the Wharton Center on March 19, 2024. more
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A chill and chilly fall weekend
This weekend welcomes us into November with plenty of live music, art workshops and shopping events as well as a new musical, a daylong genealogical seminar, a Día de Muertos festival and more. more
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The cast of Riverwalk Theatre’s production of “The Trail to Oregon.” From left: Kaela Panicucci as Daughter, Quentin Villa as Father, Taren Going as Mother, Dale Wayne Williams as Grandpa and Xia Skowronek as Son.
A show of firsts: Riverwalk presents an experimental, musical road-trip comedy in its Black Box
When a family of five heads down the Oregon Trail in what director Ayden Soupal calls “pioneer times,” hilarity, death and family values are all part of the journey. more
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