Besides an opportunity to witness its Michigan premiere, audiences have multiple reasons to see the moving father-daughter play “Baba,” running at Williamston Theatre April 24 through May 25.
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By DAVID WINKELSTERN
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4/2/25
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Not many Lansing Symphony Orchestra concert previews include a juicy, behind-the-scenes (yet musically relevant) anecdote from the filming of Larry David’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” Only this one, in fact.
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By LAWRENCE COSENTINO
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4/2/25
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On his 20th birthday, Jacob Hart packs a few belongings and begins the grueling several-week journey to an uncertain future.
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By BILL CASTANIER
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4/2/25
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The Lansing Art Gallery dodged a dozen near-death experiences in its 60-year history, but it was still a shock when the real thing struck.
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By LAWRENCE COSENTINO
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3/26/25
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Ixion Ensemble Theatre is celebrating its 10th season by restaging shows from its past.
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By MARY CUSACK
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3/26/25
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Great people are what makes Greater Lansing thrive, and City Pulse has always sought to recognize those individuals.
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3/26/25
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A little over three years ago, Jana Nicol had the idea to publish a book of her late father’s World War II letters to his parents.
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By BILL CASTANIER
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3/26/25
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Michigan State University students, faculty, staff and alumni have been asked to help choose a design for a memorial recognizing the death of three students and the serious injury of several others when on Feb 13, 2023,
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By BILL CASTANIER
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3/19/25
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There’s more to New Orleans music than Carnival, Mardi Gras and letting the good times roll.
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By LAWRENCE COSENTINO
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3/19/25
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Having Netflix base a film on her first novel may not have been on Lansing author Lori Nelson Spielman’s life list, but here she is.
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By BILL CASTANIER
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3/19/25
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Valentine’s Day 1895, St. James’s Theatre in London.
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By DANA DEMINK
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3/19/25
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“Life of Pi” is the story of an unlikely young hero who fights against the odds to survive and uncovers a ferociousness inside himself along the way.
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By CHELSEA LAKE ROBERTS
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3/13/25
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According to Rodeo Boys’ label, the Lansing band’s upcoming album, “Junior,” “captures the quiet rebellion of a queer, blue-collar heart.” The rugged yet …
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By RICH TUPICA
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3/12/25
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The leprechauns are looming, the Guinness taps are flowing, and the city of Chicago is preparing to dye its river green.
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3/12/25
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If you’re a fan of Ernest Hemingway, the revelation that some of the language and content in his most famous novels was censored won’t be a surprise.
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By BILL CASTANIER
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3/12/25
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Stepping inside the Robin Theatre in REO Town, you find something rare: A quiet space where the audience is locked in.
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By AJ GLAUB
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3/12/25
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“Into the Woods” has been a staple of the musical theater catalogue since its Broadway debut in 1987, and for very good reason.
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By MARK GMAZEL
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3/5/25
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Prolific Detroit poet Melba Joyce Boyd has been selected as the state’s third poet laureate by the Library of Michigan.
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By BILL CASTANIER
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3/5/25
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When galaxies collide, time tilts in all directions, past, present and future. Sound crumples into surprising forms and strange new frequencies.
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By LAWRENCE COSENTINO
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3/5/25
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Fire up your DeLoreans, dust off your old Clue notepads and brush up on the lyrics of your favorite Neil Diamond tunes. In the Wharton Center’s 2025-‘26 Broadway series, nostalgia reigns supreme.
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By COURTNEY BOWERMAN
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3/5/25
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