A Fish Ate My Cat presents dementia not as decline but as a lived, ordered world filled with routine, humour and creativity. The play gently unpacks grief, inter-faith love and an estranged mother–son ...
It’s less than a week before their self-titled album comes out, and Nat and Alex Wolff are sitting on the curb in a parking lot. They’re in between rehearsals for their upcoming album release party, ...
Patrick Doyle was barely eight years old when he sneaked into his primary school hall to have a shot on its brand new piano.
Linda Hammons went to play slots, but stumbled on a $1 million poker tournament. And nearly won the whole thing.
Though the brothers’ voices and perspectives have matured since their early Nickelodeon days, there are still elements of ...
TruArtSpeak brings new hip-hop program to the Children’s Museum; art shanties return to Lake Harriet; a brewery book fair in Minneapolis and Congolese music at St. Paul’s Como Zoo conservatory.
Sir John Rutter conducts the Royal Philharmonic in Steinmetz Hall and the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra presents “Potsdam” at Judson’s Live.
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