Ypsilanti, MI. Have you ever had to crash on a friend’s couch? Struggling all night to find a comfortable position, but no matter how you contort your body, there’s just no keeping the support beam from driving...
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As of the first of November, a well-established music school officially will leave Ann Arbor for a...
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Joan Shelley, from Louisville, is one of a group of Southern songwriters who’ve adapted...
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Gilmartin knows what he’s talking about: between 1983 and 2003, he ran the U-M Major Events...
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Tchaikovsky does not own Swan Lake, says dancer and choreographer Michael Keegan-Dolan. Indeed,...
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At the start of the current Purple Rose show, Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Fallen...
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There’s slow-burning horror in the lengthy opening shot of J.P. Sniadecki and Joshua...
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In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Komitas did for Armenian music what Kodaly and Bartok did for...
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Julia Bullock is an expressive, golden-voiced soprano who honors classical divas Kathleen Ferrier...
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Ann Patchett writes good stories, the kind that catch us and keep us interested, that build to...
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On a summer evening, I was pleasantly surprised by the brooding, gravelly voices echoing through...
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The lights dim as the orchestra members take their seats on the stage. They tune their instruments...
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The Terraplanes played their first gig at the 1993 Art Fair, so they’ve just completed their...
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Sonnambula is a preeminent Renaissance Baroque ensemble specializing in music from the age of...
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In early April I was checking out the first performances at the new Blue LLama jazz club. Walking...
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Anthropologists say that storytelling is central to human existence. Our impulse to narrativize...
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As the crowd streams into the arena for the Chelsea Community Fair Demolition Derby, I’m...
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