by Lee Gutowski You don’t want to miss it, folks – be sure to come out for this year’s installment of the Riverwest Follies on Saturday, March 15 at the Falcon Bowl. If you haven’t yet done so, make sure to mark your calendar for this fun community event. Doors open at 7pm and the […]
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2014 Riverwest Follies – Saturday March 15th – Falcon Bowl
by Lee GutowskiIn the time honored tradition of inviting the neighbors over, rollin’ up the rug and having a party, the Riverwest Currents brings you (drumroll, please …) the 2014 edition of the Riverwest Follies! Yes, folks, that’s our very own, homegrown, local talent show! Coming at you on Saturday, March 15, from the funky […]
Northern Lights: A Winter’s Tale
What: Northern Lights – A radio play on stage When: Sunday, December 8 – Door @ 5 pm., play begins 6 pm. Where: Falcon Bowl hall, 801 E. Clarke St. (Clarke & Fratney) Free: Performance for all (Chili and Woolly Bear Cookies for sale) Presented by: Riverwest Currents, River Revitalization Foundation & UWM Service Learning program, YMCA neighborhood […]
Dangerous Liaisons
Yes. Those kinds. Those kinds of relationships. We make jokes about shades of gray. We live in a society immersed in sex, and sexual innuendo. Can we learn something from French mores of the 1700s? High court, high class, intrigue, seduction, revenge, power, and dare I say love, all come into play. And the play is Dangerous Liaisons brought to us by the UWM Peck School of the Arts Theatre main stage production this November.
Further Down Stream March 2009
NORTHERN LIGHTS – Local musician and producer Paul Setser recently collaborated with Currents publisher Vince Bushell and two UWM students, Ulrike Galasinski and Angel Howman, to produce “Northern Lights,” a halfhour science fiction radio play written in the late 1940s. In addition to directing the talent, adding sound effects, and editing the audio, Setser also provided the original music throughout the show. It’s available on the Riverwest Currents website as a free MP3 download. Go to riverwestcurrents.org and click on the “Catching the Wooly Bear by its Tale” article link and follow the directions from there.
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