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Fall arts preview: Editor's picks (opens the original)
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The yellow brick road gets a fresh Broadway revival in this national tour of the landmark musical that fuses âThe Wizard of Ozâ with soul, gospel, rock and â70s funk. With direction by Schele Williams, choreography by JaQuel Knight and additional material by Amber Ruffin, the production brings new movement, music and theatrical energy to Dorothyâs voyage. Oct. 6-11; Tues.-Fri., 7:30 p.m.; Sat., 2 and 7:30 p.m.; Sun., 1 p.m.; Overture Hall, Overture Center for the Arts, 201 State St. Rona
Breese Stevens proposes a game-changing revamp (opens the original)
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Breese Stevens Field has become one of Madisonâs busiest â and most shape-shifting â venues, with soccer, concerts and community events sharing the same four acres. As it turns 100, its operator, Big Top Events, is proposing a permanent stage and a series of facility upgrades that would make the concert setup a fixture rather than something assembled and dismantled for every show. A press release issued by Forward Madison FC noted that the proposal is part of a new 21-year use agreement wi
Chloe Benjamin pays homage to her Madison roots in 'Under Story' (opens the original)
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It turns out a Madison orchard can inspire more than just an apple pie. Chloe Benjaminâââwho lived in Madison for 15 years before recently moving back to her hometown of San Franciscoâââfound the seed for her ambitious new novel, âUnder Story,â at Door Creek Orchard in Cottage Grove. The propertyâs unusual geography, with its upper and lower orchards, helped spark a story focused on what lies above and below the surface. âIt clicked in my head that this was a place I wanted t
Your Green Bay travel guide (opens the original)
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The Packersâ hometown is defined by more than just its lively Sundays. Beyond Lambeau Field, a new crop of museums, restaurants and attractions make for a great multiday stay. In fact, some of the best storiesâââinvolving the franchise and the people who first called the area homeâââare scattered across the city. The Packers Heritage Trail stitches together more than two dozen sites that tell the improbable tale of a meatpacking town that became a place where people don foam chees
A sneak peek into the new Lake City Books (opens the original)
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Three years ago, downtown Madison got the bookstore it sorely needed. Now it's getting something closer to a neighborhood living room. When Lake City Books opens its new home at 120 S. Carroll St. this month, the independent bookstore will have twice the space of its original Capitol Square location â along with a wine and beer bar, reading nooks, patio seating and room to host the kinds of gatherings that have increasingly become part of the bookstore experience. "The purpose of this new loca
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