By Claire Dietz
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Best known for his routines revolving around the topic of psychedelic trips, Shane Mauss is not your run-of-the-mill comedian. Now, on his latest tour, Mauss will...
By the Daily Iowan Arts & Culture Staff
As the semester winds down and finals wind up, University of Iowa students flock to the library and the IMU to cram in a few more hours of studying. The days...
By Austin Henderson
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Manchester by the Sea opens with footage of the islets off the New England coast. Viewed from the possible vantage point of a seagull, the bleakness of...
By Tessa Solomon
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In the eclectic offering of special events at Gabe’s — fall’s Thankskilling throwdown, the annual Elvis Presley fundraiser — none stand in esteem or affection...
By Austin Henderson
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Sitting at the polished wood bar of the Blue Moose Tap House, a neon Hamm’s sign flickered in front of me. Flat screen TV’s showed interviews of...
Tessa Solomon
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Hours before Hancher’s curtain rose for its final preview of the Joffrey Ballet’s reimagined Nutcracker, Iowa City felt its first substantial downpour of...
By Isaac Hamlet
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When we die, we leave behind only the memories held by those we encounter. One imagines then — after we’re gone — that if a stranger were to talk to the...
By Levi Wright
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University of Iowa graduate and undergraduate dancers are stretching for the annual Graduate/Undergraduate Concert, which showcases their talents in both choreography...
By Daily Iowan Arts and Culture Staff
The University of Iowa has always had one of the most vibrant classical and jazz music communities in the Midwest. In 2008, however, when the floods came through...
By Austin Henderson
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On Saturday, a soulful Des Moines band, the Maytags, will make the trip from the capital to Iowa City for a night of entertainment at the Blue Moose Tap...
By Tessa Solomon
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In the din of Prairie Light’s crowded coffee shop, Professor Theresa Geller discussed extraterrestrial experimentation as she flipped through her new book,...
By Claire Dietz
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The celebrated pianist Emanuel Ax first performed at Hancher in 1974, and now, a little over four decades — and a brand new building — later, the pianist is...
