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In 2015, Dontnod Entertainment developed an award-winning episodic video game following Max Caulfield, a time-controlling high-school senior in the fictional town of Arcadia...
Garth Greenwell read from his latest novel, Cleanness, his second work since What Belongs to You, published in 2016, on Monday at Prairie Lights.
It was a modestly packed room for a Monday night when...
Legendary comedian Lewis Black brought his feisty and hilarious rants to Iowa City on Jan. 25 at the Englert Theater.
Black, known for spouting the f-word in a loud voice conveying fury over the...
Every episode of The Bold Type reminds me of the strength and power young women are proclaiming over their lives at the moment, and it fills me with hope and joy.
On the surface, the Freeform show —...
Author Kiley Reid visited Prairie Lights Friday evening to promote the release of her debut novel, Such a Fun Age.
The book is a coming-of-age tale about a black babysitter named Emira, who is the caregiver...
After walking into the theater and seeing The Color Purple’s set, I was a little confused by the design choice. Rustic wooden chairs that were used throughout the production were pegged to a wall made...
Iowa City Community Theatre opened their fourth show of the season, God of Carnage on Jan. 24, which will run until Feb. 2. The Tony Award winning play follows two parent couples, the Novak’s and the...
Big Grove Brewery is putting local art on tap this weekend, hosting their first mini art festival Jan. 26 at 3 p.m.
Ophelia Flores-Carr, the marketing and design assistant for Big Grove, is a former...
While touring the Susan B. Anthony House museum in Rochester, New York, playwright Mat Smart found out that the women’s rights leader was friends with abolitionist Frederick Douglass. The two were...
Opening the spring 2020 semester with a story about friendship, acceptance, and college relationships, the University of Iowa’s Department of Theatre Arts will put on the workshop play Taurus Sun/Aries...
