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The group Gypsy Trip (featuring UW-Green Bay faculty members Adam Gaines, Stefan Hall and Michelle McQuade Dewhirst) will kick off Saturday’s entertainment at the two-day Savour Green Bay. This event gathers local restaurants and...
Tickets are still available for Irish singer and performer Daniel O’Donnell, who will take the Weidner Center stage this weekend in a pair of evening concerts. O’Donnell, who has starred in more than a...
Child prodigy and Weidner Center favorite Ethan Bortnick graces the cover of today’s (Thursday, May 15) Green Bay Press-Gazette Weekend section, earning some ink ahead of his Weidner show tonight. Bortnick, 13, tells reporter...
As we’ve mentioned here before, child prodigy Ethan Bortnick will play a return engagement at the Weidner Center Thursday (May 15), less than a year after he headlined a concert and PBS special benefitting...
And here’s one final reminder that UW-Green Bay Music will present its final concert of the academic year at 7:30 p.m. Friday (May 9) at University Theatre in Theatre Hall. The University’s Clarinet Ensemble,...
There are still tickets available for famous funnyman Jerry Seinfeld’s Thursday, May 8 show at the Weidner Center. Seinfeld, who has played the venue to sellout crowds in the past, will take the stage...
Local 5 Critic-at-Large Warren Gerds works to untangle the time-traveling plot of the UW-Green Bay production of Alan Ayckbourn’s Communicating Doors in a recent review, praising the production and awarding it four out of...
Tickets are on sale now for young entertainer Ethan Bortnick’s May 15 Weidner Center concert. The “Power of Music” show features Damian McGinty of “Glee” and Celtic Thunder, and promises music from The Beatles...
Local 5 Critic-at-Large Warren Gerds previewed the UW-Green Bay Opera and Musical Theatre student production of “The Three Little Pigs” in a Tuesday (April 15) column, noting that Mozart originally wrote the story —...
Prof. Sarah Meredith Livingston’s Opera and Musical Theatre students will offer a series of special performances next week, presenting “The Three Little Pigs” as their audiences — and indeed most adults — have never...
