Arts & Culture

Just playing around

Athena Cocoves

The TMA plans a summer of fun

Wheeling and dealing (with opera)

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While opera is one of the least popular art forms, many opera aficionados and novices know the benefit and enjoyability of the multi-faceted entertainment tradition.

An evening for opera

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Can’t wait until fall for more opera?

Trying once again

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Can a new love reignite a dying passion?

Braiding tales

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Kicking off its 2015 Summer Broadway Season, The Croswell Opera House invites the audience Into the Woods

Eating spam, a lot

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Relish the irreverent and satirical humor of Monty Python during 3B Production’s latest effort, Spamalot.

Get a Clue

Ashley Nowak

The Village Players are game

Always performing

Ashley Nowak

Q&A with Lucia di Lammermoor’s Kathryn Lewek

Breaking the cycle

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Confronting stigma with art

Paper, glass and delay

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Artists Jean Foos (New York City), Jeff Mack (Toledo) and Michael Ot- tersen (Seattle) are currently being featured in a new show co-curated by Peter Morais and River House Arts

May flowers

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As April ends, anticipate the rise of May flowers with Hudson Gallery’s new exhibition

Full disclosure

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Over 50 works by 35 artists with autism will be on display during the exhibit

After it’s over

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Celebrate the end of Artomatic419!

Urine good company

Emily Remaklus

A tale of inauthenticity on the BGSU stage

Showgirls

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Gear up for a night illuminated with the bright lights and magic of Broadway with 4 Girls 4

Food for flowers

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Some call it a green thumb, others call it intuition

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