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‘Hundreds of Beavers,’ thousands of laughs at the 25th Wisconsin Film Festival
By Paige Stevenson | Apr. 20, 2023It’s a reinvigorating black and white film through action, comedy and beavers.
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The Wisconsin Film Festival exhibits the unifying power of cinema
By Kennan Chojnacki | Apr. 17, 2023The Wisconsin Film Festival — a joyous celebration of film 25 years in the making — returns to Madison.
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What does the UW Band do after the football season?
By Jackson Walker | Apr. 13, 2023Football seasons come and go, but the UW Band always finds a way to make music, no matter the season.
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University Theatre 2023-24: The year for women
By Breanna Bylak | Apr. 13, 2023Here’s how the University of Wisconsin-Madison Theatre Department is enhancing student voices.
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‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ is a breath-taking bullseye
By Kennan Chojnacki | Apr. 8, 2023The latest installment in the ‘John Wick' franchise is as well-crafted and action-packed as ever before.
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Inside AGT star Drew Lynch’s comedy: an interview
By Ace Filter | Apr. 6, 2023“Something happening from nothing is one of the most beautiful moments in a stand-up show!” said Drew Lynch in an interview with The Daily Cardinal preceding his show at the Orpheum April 14.
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Roaring romp ‘Babylon’ is amusing, if half-baked
By Kennan Chojnacki | Mar. 31, 2023Damien Chazelle’s latest film “Babylon” doesn’t reach the heights of his previous work.
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The songs of the workers
By Jeffrey Brown | Mar. 30, 2023The story of music cannot be told without recognizing its deep roots in labor — from the boats to the fields and hills to the factories, laborers sang songs of struggle and of unity.
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‘The technical element is the spectacle element’: The stagehands who make the magic happen
By Noah Fellinger | Mar. 30, 2023A student stage worker employed by the Wisconsin Union pulls back the curtain on the unseen work behind the performing arts.
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Jazz, cabaret, liquor go together smoothest in ‘Chicago’
By Ashutosh Bakre | Mar. 26, 2023The classic American musical — written by Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse with music by John Kander — razzle dazzles the Overture Center on opening night.
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‘There's three lives to shoes’
By Lillian Mihelich | Mar. 23, 2023Curator Amara Hark-Weber showcases the internal elements of shoemaking from start to finish in a footwear exhibition in Nancy Nicholas Hall.
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Flogging Molly captivates at the Sylvee with inspiring set, activist message
By Noe Goldhaber | Mar. 23, 2023The band highlighted top songs from their repertoire despite the absence of violinist Bridget Regan.
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August Wilson’s ‘Fences’: What it means to dream, fail
By Breanna Bylak | Mar. 10, 2023The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Theatre Department takes a swing at a classic.
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This is a review of a movie about a bear that does cocaine
By Jeffrey Brown | Mar. 9, 2023Like cocaine from the 1980s you find in the woods, “Cocaine Bear” is a fun time with friends yet mildly disappointing and unlikely to cause immediate addiction — but I do recommend it.
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On the road with Cory Wong
By Kai Wen Li | Mar. 9, 2023Cory Wong’s performance at the Sylvee is an eclectic melding of music and parodic fun.
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Hopping freights with Bob Weir
By Graham Brown | Mar. 4, 2023Where does “the ride” go from here?
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Ella Jane charms High Noon Saloon
By Lillian Mihelich | Mar. 2, 2023Artist Ella Jane enchanted her dedicated fanbase with her performance and appreciation for their support.
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‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ is the MCU at its worst
By Spencer Ball | Mar. 2, 2023Or: The unexpected virtue of the Phase 2 formula.
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flipturn: Unapologetic fun at the High Noon Saloon
By Jason Li | Feb. 23, 2023Indie rock band flipturn from Fernandina Beach, Florida broke onto the scene at the High Noon Saloon on Feb. 17 and did what they do best: have fun. Unapologetically.
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Sweet but bitter: ‘The Wolves’ is an orange slice of life
By Breanna Bylak | Feb. 23, 2023Talking about reality can be, like, really hard
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