Arts & Culture

Live and naked

Matt Desmond

Evening with David Sedaris on Monday, November 5.

Funny kings and queens

Matt Desmond

It's bound to be a wild and irreverent night that'll have you in stitches.

War- what is it good for

Matt Desmond

Halloween night, 1938, Orson Welles adapted H.G. Wells' landmark alien-invasion thriller War of the Worlds

There will be blood

Allan Sanders

People have been dancing the “Time Warp” from day uno, and if it weren't for my bad back (and my fear of barfing during teleportation), I'd be right there with them. . .

A new hope

Scott Recker

A community gallery is finding a new home in a historical, vacant building in downtown Maumee

Small and loud

Scott Recker

“When you go smaller, you can speak louder,”

A creative history

Scott Recker

If you’ve never been to the Collingwood Art Center, this is the perfect introduction.

The “Wow” factor Hudson Gallery reprises acclaimed juried exhibition by Matt Desmond

Matt Desmond

For Scott Hudson, it’s like Art Christmas. The owner of downtown Sylvania’s Hudson Gallery ...

Bringing it home, handmade

TCP Contributor

If Roberta Pei’s name sounds familiar, it should.

Edgy politics

TCP Contributor

Throughout his storied career, American playwright and auteur David Mamet has always delved into politics.

Capitol punishment

Scott Recker

Back 31 years ago some staffers for Senator Charles Percy wanted to do a nativity play for a Capitol Hill Christmas party

Get out there and audition

Scott Recker

If you think you got the chops, auditions for I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change

“The Flame Alphabet”

Steven J. Athanas

If you ever find yourself just too damn happy, pick up this book.

DLECTRICITY

Scott Recker

In one of the most vibrant and fun up-and-coming Detroit districts, over 90 museums, art galleries, non-profits and agencies are teaming up to...

Culture Shock

Allan Sanders

Well, here’s something unique, unusual and kind of fun — a new theatre group presenting a play which I haven’t heard of before. And yet the plays’ pedigree almost insists that we pay attention.

Glass city legend

Scott Recker

Toledo keeps Edith Franklin in its heart

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