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Courtesy Williamston Theatre Veteran local actress Sarab Kamoo will tackle both roles in Williamston Theatre’s production of “Baba,” running April 24 through May 25.
Williamston Theatre stages father-daughter tale ‘with a lot of heart’
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. more
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Virtuoso violinist Chee-Yun will make her first Lansing-area appearance as guest soloist at the LSO’s “Sketches of Spain” concert Friday evening (April 4) at the Wharton Center.
From Lalo to Larry David
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. more
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East Lansing author William Murphy weaves an exciting story of adventure in his new book, “Jacob’s Journey,” about a young man who heads west from his family’s hardscrabble Vermont farm in the early 19th century to carve out a new life.
A tale of adventure in antebellum America
On his 20th birthday, Jacob Hart packs a few belongings and begins the grueling several-week journey to an uncertain future. more
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Citing insurmountable financial difficulties, Board Chair Rachel Beatty announced Saturday (March 22) that the Lansing Art Gallery will close at the end of April.
‘The hand we were dealt’
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. more
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Photo by David Langlois From left: Jordan Taylor as Ennis King, Kevin Forte as William King and Caleb Liggett as Malcolm King in Ixion Ensemble Theatre’s production of “Broke-ology,” by Nathan Louis Jackson.
Ixion revisits poignant tale of familial love and duty
Ixion Ensemble Theatre is celebrating its 10th season by restaging shows from its past. more
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The Top of the Town People Contest is here!
Great people are what makes Greater Lansing thrive, and City Pulse has always sought to recognize those individuals. more
Through war letters, Jana Nicol sees new side of her late father
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. more
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HWKN’s design features three circles for gathering, socializing and meditation.
Public Art
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, more
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Luther S. Allison, a Grammy-winning pianist, drummer, composer and 2019 graduate of Michigan State University jazz studies, returns to East Lansing on Tuesday (March 25) as music director of “New Orleans Songbook,” a Jazz at Lincoln Center touring extravaganza packed with some of the nation’s top musicians.
‘New Orleans Songbook’ tour brings MSU grad full circle
There’s more to New Orleans music than Carnival, Mardi Gras and letting the good times roll. more
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“I’m thrilled and honored that my story has been adapted to film, and I can’t wait to see Adam Brooks’ interpretation,” Lansing author Lori Nelson Spielman said of the Netflix adaptation of her debut novel, “The Life List,” which will arrive on the streaming platform March 28.
Lansing’s Lori Nelson Spielman hits it big with Netflix adaptation
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. more
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Photo by Ariniko Artistry Beck Murphy (back left), Kameron Going (back right), Lewis Elson (front left) and Rachel Daugherty (front right) in Riverwalk Theatre’s production of “The Importance of Being Earnest,” by Oscar Wilde.
Irreverence reigns supreme in Riverwalk’s ‘Importance of Being Earnest’
Valentine’s Day 1895, St. James’s Theatre in London. more
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Taha Mandviwala (left) as Pi Patel and puppeteers Anna Leigh Gortner, Shiloh Goodin and Toussaint Jeanlouis as Bengal tiger Richard Parker in the national tour of "Life of Pi."
'Life of Pi' reminds us what we're living for
“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. more
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Rodeo Boys just released a new single, “All American Man.” A new album, “Junior,” will be released April 25 by Don Giovanni Records.
Not their first rodeo
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 … more
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St. Patrick’s Day events bring a taste of Ireland to Greater Lansing
The leprechauns are looming, the Guinness taps are flowing, and the city of Chicago is preparing to dye its river green. more
Library of America seeks to rectify censored Ernest Hemingway works
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. more
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Mike Geeter describes comedians like himself as “alchemists,” uniquely able to transform their audiences.
Lansing comedy finds its center
Stepping inside the Robin Theatre in REO Town, you find something rare: A quiet space where the audience is locked in. more
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Photo by The Mattesons Photography Jecara Williams (left) as Little Red Riding Hood and James Curtis as the Wolf in the Lebowsky Center for Performing Arts’ production of “Into the Woods.”
Lebowsky Center reaches for the stars with ‘Into the Woods’
“Into the Woods” has been a staple of the musical theater catalogue since its Broadway debut in 1987, and for very good reason. more
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“It was the best surprise,” Detroit poet Melba Joyce Boyd said of learning she was selected to be Michigan poet laureate.
Melba Joyce Boyd named Michigan’s third poet laureate
Prolific Detroit poet Melba Joyce Boyd has been selected as the state’s third poet laureate by the Library of Michigan. more
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Drummer Jeff Sipe has worked with a variety of musical greats, from bluegrass and folk titans like Bill Monroe and Earl Scruggs to jazz-fusion guitarist John McLaughlin, members of jam bands like Phish and Widespread Panic and Indian musicians like Debashish Bhattacharya.
Jamming with two Jeffs
When galaxies collide, time tilts in all directions, past, present and future. Sound crumples into surprising forms and strange new frequencies. more
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The show Wharton Center executive director Eric Olmscheid knew he had to lock down for the 2025-‘26 Broadway season was the 30th anniversary tour of Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast,” running at Wharton Oct. 14 through 19. “It’s such a beautiful family show, and this new production is going to be lavish,” he said.
Wharton Center eases on down the road to its 2025-‘26 Broadway series
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. more
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