REVIEWS
Bonar proves she and her music have grown
Haley Bonar is a bit of a paradox. At the same time she seems introverted and shy while also being focused and career-minded toward a craft that requires constantly being in the spotlight.By John Ziegler , November 19, 2009
Stuff We Like: Hungry? Stuck home in your PJs? T-Bonz to the rescue
T-Bonz's bar food is an amazing elixir and capable of satiating the deepest of cravings. There are a ton of options to choose from: burgers, pizzas (the taco pizza is wicked), and an array of appetizers last seen at a Super Bowl party.
By Christa Lawler , November 19, 2009
CD review: Pianist Jim O’Neill accentuates the pop in pop-jazz
Light show-tune-style pop is the fare here with a few small spaces for blowing. “Violet” is glossy and sounds like every nook and crevice was planned to within an inch of its life, giving it a lustrous sheen.
By John Ziegler , November 19, 2009
The Current blog: The Whistling Bird Cafe is no more
Gilbert's Whistling Bird Cafe and Bar, a Jamaican restaurant, closed its doors for good Tuesday.
By Jana Hollingsworth , November 18, 2009
Review: Cirque Dreams’ cool twists on athletic feats mesmerizing
Cirque Dreams shows, imitator of the enormously successful Cirque du Soleil, presented Cirque Dreams Illumination on Tuesday evening at the DECC Auditorium.
By Paul Brissett , November 18, 2009
‘Crucible’ proves itself a timeless classic in UWS show 
The production of “The Crucible” that opened Thursday at the University of Wisconsin-Superior makes clear why Arthur Miller’s dramatization of the 17th century Salem witch trials is an American classic.
By Paul Brissett , November 13, 2009
If you go
What: “The Crucible”
Where: Holden Fine Arts Center, UWS
When: 7:30 p.m. today, Saturday and Nov. 20 and 21 and 1 p.m. Nov. 22
How much: $12 for adults, $10 for seniors and students and $2 for UWS students
For information: (715) 394-8380
The review: This production demonstrates the timelessness of Arthur Miller’s classic tale.
November 13, 2009
CD review: Rogers twines world music, spirituals
Fusing distinctly different musical styles into one has always produced interesting, albeit varied, results.
By John Ziegler , November 12, 2009
What are you reading
This anthology was published in 2008 by the League of Minnesota Poets to commemorate the 150th year of Minnesota’s statehood.
By Recommended by Bruce Henricksen of Duluth , November 08, 2009
‘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 nonfiction
By Recommended by Julie McCormick of North Star, Minn. , November 01, 2009
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