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If Carl Orff were still living, he would probably be a gazillionaire based on the licensing fees for O Fortuna!. The opening number from Carmina Burana,…

When we think of modern opera, often names such as Puccini, Wagner and Mozart come to mind. But opera, the way we know it, can trace its lineage back to…

An exhibition currently on view at The Warehouse on west St. Paul Avenue offers some answers to the perpetual question: what does it mean to be an…

Milwaukee’s Renaissance Theaterworks current season is called She Blinded Me With Science. From a play about horticulture wars to a dramatization of the…

For some young people, just heading off to college can be challenging enough, even before deciding on what course of study might carry them through their…

Some say Taylor Wright Rushing is a jack of all trades: artist, graduate student, woodworker, teacher and storyteller. He's got the kind of skills a…

Milwaukee has its fair share of film festivals, but too often the foreign language film category groups together Spanish and other language films. For the…

As NPR's first national security correspondent, and now as co-host of All Things Considered, Mary Louise Kelly has traveled to the far corners of the…

One hundred and seven years after it sank, it's hard to believe there's any aspect of the Titanic's tragic voyage that we don't know about. The supposedly…

Fifty years ago this month, the rock band The Who made rock and roll history with a rock opera called “Tommy.” The concept album introduced a…