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About three years ago, now 14-year-old Marley Dias decided to collect and donate 1,000 children’s books featuring black girls as the lead character. It…

The final installment of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Unsolved podcast series was released Thursday. In its third season, reporter Gina Barton…

Pabst Blue Ribbon, Miller High Life and Blatz beers are an integral part of Milwaukee history. And beyond their place of origin, they have another thing…

Every month, cellist Robert Cohen joins us to talk about the life of a working, touring, professional musician. Past segments range in topics from…

Lambarena is an exuberant fusion that makes its Milwaukee debut tonight. The music of Johann Sebastian Bach melds with African drumming; traditional…

American playwright Bill Cain writes smart, funny plays. Milwaukee audiences were introduced to his play Equivocation at Next Act Theatre last winter. And…

On the page, Every Brilliant Thing is a one-man show. In reality, the audience each night plays a crucial role in how the show unfolds. Audience…

While we can't say it with certainty, the likelihood of another snowstorm diminishes with each passing day, as we transition into the warmer months. With…

For more than 40 years, the performers at Milwaukee Public Theatre (MPT) have been delighting local audiences. The group uses movement, mime, and puppetry…

Whether it’s snow at the end of April or an unusually warm January, climate change is on many of our minds. And while the change is having an impact on…