REVIEWS
‘Smash’ clever, but unintelligible some of the time
“Smash,” a play adaptation by Jeffrey Hatcher of George Bernard Shaw’s comic novel “An Unsocial Socialist,” contains some witty dialogue. In the production that opened Friday at the College of St. Scholastica, though, a serious portion of it was incomprehensible.By Paul Brissett , November 07, 2009
A&E blog: Lit or Miss: Quick book reviews
November 06, 2009
CD review: Fly away with Masse’s ‘Bird Song’
Have you ever had one of those experiences you just weren’t prepared for? Where the sensory overload left your mouth and your eyes, or ears, wide-open?
By John Ziegler , November 05, 2009
Stuff we like: Black Bear’s seafood buffet is a king’s catch
My coworker, Christa Lawler, is always trying to hit me up to write a “Stuff We Like” column for the News Tribune.
By Jon Nowacki , November 05, 2009
Performance Review: ‘Fire on the Water’ lit up the night
The local arts scene just gets better and better, and the recent collaborative dance show “Fire on the Water” set the bar even higher — and hearts afire.
By Rose Case , November 02, 2009
What are you reading?
Title: “The Mistake Has A Name” Author: Anne Weihsmann Publisher: Xulon Press Genre: Creative nonfictionBy Recommended by Julie McCormick of North Star, Minn. , November 01, 2009
CD review: Tinsley Ellis - What he would have said 
Reviewer’s note: It is important to note that Tinsley Ellis, a friend, did not actually participate in this exchange, but if he were put under oath or sodium pentothal, I believe these would closely approximate his answers to questions about his brand-new release, “Speak No Evil.”
By John Ziegler , October 29, 2009
Stuff we like: Oktoberfest done with style
Oktoberfest menus are always so much fall fun.
By Jana Hollingsworth , October 29, 2009
Short Cuts: The Anvil documentary, ‘Lymelife’ and ‘Nature’s Grave’
“Short Cuts” are expedient, pretension-free movie reviews. This installment tackles the much-talked-about documentary “Anvil! The Story of Anvil,” the underlooked gem “Lymelife” (featuring Alec Baldwin and Cynthia Nixon) and “Nature’s Grave,” an unfortunate thriller-type-thing.
By Matthew R. Perrine , October 28, 2009
The Current blog: queso fundito and tequila
By Jana Hollingsworth , October 28, 2009
Review: Rose Ensemble brings ancient faith music to life
Finally, the Rose Ensemble brought “Cantigas From the Land of Three Faiths” to Duluth.
By Samuel Black , October 26, 2009
Review: Canadian folk legend’s concert heartwarming, inspirational
Hearing Garnet Rogers on Saturday evening at the Duluth Congregational Church was like getting caught in a thunderstorm on a steamy, overcast August night.
By John Ziegler , October 26, 2009
Review: UMD Theatre’s ‘Sugar’ is delicious
“Sugar” is oh, so sweet. It doesn’t matter what you pick — story, score, acting, singing, dance, costumes or set — it’s satisfying and delicious. And then you have your tommy-gun-toting, tap-dancing murderous gangsters.The UMD Theatre show is now running at Marshall Performing Arts Center.
By Paul Brissett , October 24, 2009
Theater review: "Till Death Do Us Part" is pleasant Playhouse farce
By Lawrance Bernabo , October 23, 2009
Stuff We Like: Revel in a rib-eye at the Hammond
Go to the Hammond Steakhouse in Superior when you need a dose of nostalgia.
By Jana Hollingsworth , October 22, 2009
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OUR VOICES First impressions of ... Fischerspooner's 'Entertainment'
While the electroclash duo Fischerspooner hasn't released anything that invigorating since 2001's "Emerge" (from the exhaustingly hyped group's debut, "#1"), there's always hope for the future, right? Well, we'll soon find out; here are my preliminary thoughts on "Entertainm
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