Art
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Wisconsin actor cast in star-studded new series on MGM+
After honing their craft in Los Angeles, Paulina Lule returned to the Milwaukee to build their career and encourage more filmmaking in Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin architect helps make Frank Lloyd Wright more accessible with build kits
The build kits, sold by Lindal Cedar Homes, are inspired by Wright’s Usonian homes, a concept the architect came up with in 1936.
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Wausau West High School drama standout performs on Broadway stage
A Wausau West High School junior is one of two students who represented Wisconsin June 24 at the 15th annual Jimmy Awards in New York, a national theater competition.
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Traveling theater troupe brings Shakespeare to Wisconsin parks
Starling Shakespeare Company kicks off another summer season in Wisconsin with a goal to make classic theater accessible to modern audiences.
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Film critic Ian Nathan looks at the legacy of the ‘Mad Max’ cinematic universe
Ian Nathan is back with a comprehensive look at the creation, production and legacy of the Mad Max franchise with his latest installment, “The Legend of Mad Max: The Complete Saga from Mad Max to Furiosa.”
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Blondie co-founder Chris Stein, one way or another, finds himself in the right place at the right time
Chris Stein is the co-founder, songwriter and guitarist of Blondie. He talks with WPR’s “BETA” about his memoir, “Under A Rock.”
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Milwaukee menswear company Milworks set to open second brick-and-mortar store
A menswear company in Milwaukee is described as a vendor of “slow fashion.” It’s set to open a new store later this summer.
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An opportunity to soar: The Penguin Project gives participants with special needs rare theater experience
An innovative program that empowers young people with special needs through theater offers a one-of-a-kind experience for both participants and their families.
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Popularity of aerial arts helps Wisconsin continue circus traditions
Wisconsin’s history of famous circus acts lives on to this day with aerial arts and stage performers practicing across the state.
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After years of renovations, theater at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin reopens
The 100 red-cushioned seats in the Hillside Theater will be open once again for shows starting Saturday after years of renovations at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin compound in Spring Green.