A child is wounded by random gunfire. A teen dies after an argument escalates into violence. Police investigate. Memorials of teddy bears and ribbons are built. Families and neighborhoods are … [Read more...]
Misee Harris: Campaign to Speak for African American Women
Her Message to All African American Women? Make Me Your National Spokesperson! When it comes to media, Misee Harris has the Midas touch. Whether she’s publicly campaigning to be ABC’s first black … [Read more...]
Grilling gone wrong
By Chef Gerard Viverito I love how food tastes when it’s prepared on a grill. It’s so much fun to create a meal outdoors with friends and family nearby. But while outdoor grilling is an American … [Read more...]
Director Di’Monte Henning previews his latest production
By Karen Stokes Di’Monte Henning believes there is a great deal of talent right here in Milwaukee. This belief led him to create a performing arts organization, Lights! Camera! Soul! “Our … [Read more...]
“Mariposa and the Saint” is a Window into the Life of Solitary Confinement
By Dylan Deprey Rev. William Harrell was thrust back into the hidden depths of his subconscious. He has suppressed the pain and anxiety of being trapped with no human contact for 23 hours at a … [Read more...]
Lights! Camera! Soul! Presents Daniel Beaty’s EMERGENCY
Milwaukee Performing Arts company, Lights! Camera! Soul! cordially invites members of all age groups and interests to join them for award-wining playwright Daniel Beaty’s EMERGENCY. A production with … [Read more...]
Foundations for Freedom Holds Fashion Show to Combat Sex Trafficking
By Mrinal Gokhale Hundreds of people filled the Grace Centerat 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, March 20. Models were walking and dancing down the aisle, each wearing shirts that said “One less,” as … [Read more...]
”Breathtaking” civil rights novel by Denise Nicholas: 10th Anniversary Edition
A 10-year anniversary reissue of award-winning actress Denise Nicholas’s critically acclaimed debut novel. This coming-of-age story set in Mississippi during the Freedom Summer of 1964 is often … [Read more...]
Hansberry-Sands Season Opener Celebrates the Black Family
The Hansberry-Sands Theatre Company (HSTC) opened its 35th season under the direction of its tenured Artistic Director, Willie AbNey with a tribute to the Black family thru playwright Georgia Turner … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Director Empowers with Themes of Racism and Social Consciousness
By Karen Stokes Catina Cole, founder of the MPower Theater Group, always had an interest in theater. Growing up, her mother wrote and directed plays. “My mother had a talent for writing … [Read more...]
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