By Natalie Betz
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For the ninth year in a row, Comics in Action, an improvisational comedy group located in Iowa City, Coralville, and Cedar Rapids, will re-enact The Rocky Horror...
Today, FilmScene, 118 E. College, will show the biopic Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House.
The film centers on Mark Felt, played by Liam Neeson, the FBI No. 2 official and informant...
By Salma Rios
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In a not-far future, the world is divided into two classes: those who can have children, and those who cannot. Those who can have children live a life of luxury and...
The blue janitorial jumpsuits are subdued underneath a twinge of purple light. Glow-in-the-dark stars are scattered across the back wall as in the bedroom of a child. The set draws a fine line between...
By Sarah Stortz
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On Tuesday in Uptown Bill’s Coffeehouse, 730 S. Dubuque St., several different people of diverse nationalities stood on the same tiny stage to reveal their...
By Rhiana Chickering
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On Tuesday and Wednesday evening, the New York City Ballet merged fantasy with reality when it performed at Hancher during its MOVES tour, mesmerizing...
A binational citizen of Jamaica and Niger, Antoinette Tidjani Alou is the first Nigerien to participate in the International Writing Program. She calls her time as a resident productive, insightful, and...
“[I wanted to show that] it is possible for people from Iowa to do this type of thing,” Andre Wright said.
Over the weekend, Iowa City played host to a new sort of witching hour. Witching Hour is...
Little Village created an editorial documentary that followed the journey of two fashion designers as they crashed the New York Fashion Week.
By Rhiana Chickering
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People...
Knocked Loose performs at the Blue Moose, demonstrating that the scene features camaraderie.
On Oct. 21, hard-core band Knocked Loose kicked loose at the Blue Moose, 211 Iowa Ave., with Hollow Earth,...
Whenever Susan Patterson Plank, the executive director of the Iowa Newspaper Association, is asked what she does for a living, she often responds with “saving democracy.”
As part of Witching Hour...
For this year’s Witching Hour, there will be two panels that are a part of the Writers of Color Reading Series. On Oct. 20, Marquise Jackson, Sarah Matthews, and many others will read at the Englert,...
