Addie Beach, Senior Staff Writer
• October 5, 2018
Church, grief and demonic puppets open UVM Theatre’s latest season.
“Hand to God” is a dark comedy about a teenager, Jason, in a small Texas suburb who, while dealing with the aftermath of his...
Allie O'Connor, Assistant Culture Editor
• August 30, 2018
A favorite venue of concert goers in the Burlington area is geared up and ready for another year. Higher Ground’s calendar is jam-packed with shows featuring next few months. Nationally headlining...
College students will throw it back to their middle-school days when they don thick-framed glasses, parachute pants and sweater vests for a musical coming to town this week.
Don’t miss your chance...
Addie Beach, Assistant Arts Editor
• April 5, 2018
On a small stage covered in Christmas lights, comedians grabbed the attention of The Skinny Pancake audience.
Comedy and Crepes is a weekly stand-up comedy series which meets 7 p.m. Mondays at the restaurant’s...
A man wandered alone in an abandoned building, looking at himself in a room of mirrors. As the camera unfocused, he blurred out of view.
This is a scene from the music video for “Curtains” by In...
The sound of a fiddle and a country band blasted over an amp as people twirled and spun in their socks, laughing and talking over music.
As snow fell on a Sunday evening in late February, six members...
Ever wondered how Peter Pan came to be? How Tinkerbell got her pixie dust? How Captain Hook became the marauding pirate we know today?
“Peter and the Starcatcher,” the Tony Award- winning prequel...
On the wall is a large drawing of a human form cleaning out a litter box looking directly at the viewer, daring viewers to come inside and take a look.
The figure is a self-portrait of Alison Bechdel....
“Hope,” is graffitied in large silvery letters against the dull brick and dirty, broken windows of Memorial Auditorium.
It’s bright colors catch the eye on Main Street. Faded blocks of purple,...
It takes real musicianship to set a song apart from other mainstream tunes.
Burlington can expect a refreshment from cliche electro-pop next Monday.
The musician Ashe, a Berklee College of Music...
Museums, some say, is where art goes to die. Hung on white walls and viewed from afar, art can sometimes seem out of touch with everyday life.
In his new book “Warhol’s Working Class,” UVM art...
Addie Beach, Assistant Arts Editor
• January 30, 2018
Men in biker vests and college students in flannel sit clustered on Nectar’s barstools. Neon disco balls flash gently. The smell of craft beer stings.
It’s been 30 minutes of waiting and shouted...
