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Let's Learn About Feminist Typography (With Beer!) Tulsa

Let's Learn About Feminist Typography (With Beer!)

I don’t know that I’d have enjoyed this event if I had just spent all day in class, but a lot of days I miss my more academic self, and this was a short and sweet opportunity to visit her.

  • Go to the profile of  Becky Carman
Becky Carman
12 Mar 2025 · 5 min read
Double The Trouble All Over

Double The Trouble

Mickey 17 has as many plots as Mickeys.

  • Go to the profile of  Jamil Ragland
Jamil Ragland
12 Mar 2025 · 4 min read
A "Double Take" On Ending It All Detroit

A "Double Take" On Ending It All

A dark comedy tackles suicide, and emerges with hope.

  • Go to the profile of  Erica Hobbs
Erica Hobbs
12 Mar 2025 · 4 min read
Where The Sidewalk Cracks Philadelphia

Where The Sidewalk Cracks

On a Philly stage, Shel Silverstein's adult humor loses childlike wonder.

  • Go to the profile of  Nora Grace-Flood
Nora Grace-Flood
11 Mar 2025 · 4 min read
Three Funky Divas Stroll Into A Jazz Club Oakland

Three Funky Divas Stroll Into A Jazz Club

Martha High led a female-fronted tribute to the music of James Brown featuring several people who sang and played with the Godfather of Soul.

  • Go to the profile of  Tony Daquipa
Tony Daquipa
11 Mar 2025 · 3 min read
One Resurrection After Another Hartford

One Resurrection After Another

Haitian art, and moving forward.

  • Go to the profile of  Jamil Ragland
Jamil Ragland
11 Mar 2025 · 4 min read
Visual Oddities Go Beyond The Fuss New Haven

Visual Oddities Go Beyond The Fuss

At coffeehouse pop-up.

  • Go to the profile of  Jisu Sheen
Jisu Sheen
11 Mar 2025 · 3 min read
Get This Bread All Over

Get This Bread

A fresh book by baker and writer Jim Franks frames culinary experimentation as a coping tactic for existential dread.

  • Go to the profile of  Izzy True
Izzy True
10 Mar 2025 · 1 min read
(A)Pizza Play New Haven

(A)Pizza Play

Broken Umbrella brings cheese‑y theater to BAR.

  • Go to the profile of  Chris Randall
Chris Randall
10 Mar 2025 · 2 min read
“First Generation Black” Hartford

“First Generation Black”

Bethani Blake exhibit opens a new linguistic door.

  • Go to the profile of  Jamil Ragland
Jamil Ragland
10 Mar 2025 · 2 min read
Beehive Queen Buzzes Anew New Haven

Beehive Queen Buzzes Anew

Longtime SNL band vocalist Christine Ohlman debuts "Lonesome and Alabama"

  • Go to the profile of  Midbrow Editor
Midbrow Editor
10 Mar 2025 · 1 min read
Bored New World All Over

Bored New World

Missing from Marvel’s Captain America: Characters to drive a plot.

  • Go to the profile of  Jamil Ragland
Jamil Ragland
10 Mar 2025 · 3 min read
Solo Concert Buried in the Rain Detroit

Solo Concert Buried in the Rain

Michael Malis brings a stunning piano performance to a sacred space.

  • Go to the profile of  Ryan Patrick Hooper
Ryan Patrick Hooper
9 Mar 2025 · 2 min read
The Blackest Night At Orchestra Hall Detroit

The Blackest Night At Orchestra Hall

47th Classical Roots concertbrings diversity to the symphony.

  • Go to the profile of  Ryan Patrick Hooper
Ryan Patrick Hooper
9 Mar 2025 · 3 min read
Day In The Life Of A Muse New Haven

Day In The Life Of A Muse

A new generation, an arts opening, and Latin-serenaded tapas.

  • Go to the profile of  Jisu Sheen
Jisu Sheen
7 Mar 2025 · 4 min read
Solidarity Across Decades New Haven

Solidarity Across Decades

Illuminated in a new show of posters from sister city campaigns.

  • Go to the profile of  Brian Slattery
Brian Slattery
7 Mar 2025 · 4 min read
I Failed To Consider The Lilies Tulsa

I Failed To Consider The Lilies

Their largeness and pleasingness are just about the only things you can say about them.

  • Go to the profile of  Z.B. Reeves
Z.B. Reeves
7 Mar 2025 · 4 min read
I Want To Live In This "Wonderland" Tulsa

I Want To Live In This "Wonderland"

Far from stripping the weirdness out of the story’s world (as I’m always afraid family-friendly productions like this will do), this Alice embraced it, found the fearsome beauty in it, and made me want more.

  • Go to the profile of  Alicia Chesser
Alicia Chesser
7 Mar 2025 · 5 min read
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