Artists create Iowa-themed art to celebrate the state’s 175th anniversary Jenna Post, Arts Editor December 14, 2021
Riverside members share hopes for new theater before occupancy becomes official Jenna Post, Arts Editor November 9, 2021
‘Our Lady of 121st Street’ cast and crew shine, script falters Jenna Post, Arts Editor October 10, 2021
Board of Regents mask ruling puts Hancher at odds with Actors’ Equity safety protocols Jenna Post, Arts Editor October 5, 2021
Iowa City dancers celebrate their Indian heritage with a traditional performance Jenna Post, Arts Editor August 24, 2021
A bright new semester: Hancher kicks off UI school year with an outdoor light show Jenna Post, Arts Editor August 23, 2021
Riverside Theatre collaborates with remote artists for first radio play Jenna Post, Summer Arts Editor August 4, 2021
Playwrights virtually return to the New Play Festival following its cancellation last year Jenna Post, Arts Reporter April 29, 2021
UI Theatre and Cinematic Arts departments reflect on centering diversity in their programs Jenna Post, Arts Reporter April 27, 2021
UI poetry professor to create book about African American trailblazer using Guggenheim grant Jenna Post, Arts Reporter April 26, 2021
Riverside’s latest production brings life to play about death Jenna Post, Arts Reporter April 18, 2021
New rules, new sets: Riverside produces a virtual show within a green screen world Jenna Post, Arts Reporter April 7, 2021
Three plays are the charm: City Circle to virtually present three original comedies in ‘Acting Out While Staying In’ Jenna Post, Arts Reporter April 6, 2021
Life at Iowa: Students behind the scenes in creative fields share how pandemic affected their jobs Jenna Post, Arts Reporter April 5, 2021
The people behind the production: Tech for UI’s mainstage share how theater has changed during the pandemic Jenna Post, Arts Reporter March 16, 2021
The Ten-Minute Play festival to bring out underutilized talents in its participants Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 25, 2021
Elizabeth Catlett: A life and legacy of art, activism, and academic achievement Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 16, 2021
Generation Candyland: UI Theatre Department’s next play tackles some not-so-sweet subject matter Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 11, 2021
Riverside’s ‘Will Power’ reimagined for virtual classrooms Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 8, 2021
City Circle Theatre to premiere original cabaret-style performance for Christmas Jenna Post, Arts Reporter December 13, 2020
Midwest authors discuss Midwestern culture in their books at Prairie Lights virtual potluck Jenna Post, Arts Reporter December 7, 2020
Opinion | Hitting the wrong note: Sia should have cast an actor with autism as her latest film’s lead Jenna Post, Arts Reporter December 1, 2020
Prairie Kitchen Store raises funds and awareness during the University of Iowa Natural History Museum’s closure Jenna Post, Arts Reporter December 1, 2020
From Christmas past to the virtual present: Riverside performs A Christmas Carol Jenna Post, Arts Reporter November 29, 2020
Essential Workers: A Portrait honors those who are needed now most by combining theater and art Jenna Post, Arts Reporter November 17, 2020
Englert’s Rocky Horror Picture Show tradition continues as private screening for raffle winners Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 27, 2020
Coming Out: University of Iowa students share their stories Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 13, 2020
Riverside brings back ‘Walking the Wire’ monologue series in a virtual format Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 13, 2020
UI Theatre Arts Department first mainstage production provides perspectives on social justice Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 6, 2020
Student Spotlight: UI student performs songs with meaningful messages Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 6, 2020
UI Theatre Department’s ‘Borderless’ boosts Latinx voices with first production Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 1, 2020
Opinion | Lifeless live-action: Disney’s Mulan remake ignores the original’s message Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 22, 2020
Student Spotlight: UI student uses dining hall to-go containers to create watercolor-like works of art Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 22, 2020
Stanley Museum of Art unveils plans for a student-centric model Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 17, 2020
Worth buying into: Buyer and Cellar is just what theater-lovers need in live theater’s absence Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 15, 2020
Opinion | Lights, Camera, Inaction: Major film studios need to do their part to combat COVID-19 Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 8, 2020
Online performances increases accessibility, pose new challenges for fine arts Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 2, 2020
UI film majors share concerns about movie theater operations Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 2, 2020
Virtual Iowa City Jazz Festival to showcase local and national performers Jenna Post, Arts Reporter July 2, 2020
Pride amid a pandemic: Iowa City celebrates 50 years of LGBTQ visibility online Jenna Post, Arts Reporter June 16, 2020
Jane Goodall: The Hope showcases optimism and activism during a time when it’s needed most Jenna Post, Arts Reporter April 27, 2020
Student Spotlight: UI grad student explores space, time, and sound Jenna Post, Arts Reporter April 27, 2020
The Iowa City Community Theater brings classic and new elements to its production of Company Jenna Post, Arts Reporter March 7, 2020
Twelve stories, one heart: Hancher play narrates stories of 12 immigrants’ journeys to America Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 27, 2020
Palanquin gives audiences a glimpse into the reality of reality television Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 26, 2020
FilmScene introduces opportunity for adults to learn animation techniques Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 23, 2020
Sunsets and sororities: Gamma Rho Lambda hosts a night of Bob Ross painting tutorials Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 19, 2020
Short and sweet: Seven undergrad playwrights will showcase works at 10-Minute Play Festival Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 12, 2020
AJ and The Queen is a fun Netflix binge for RuPaul fans and beyond Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 3, 2020
Hit The Wall brings a pivotal point in LGBTQ+ history to life Jenna Post, Arts Reporter February 1, 2020
Songs, soul, and sisterhood: How the ladies of The Color Purple created an unforgettable show Jenna Post, Arts Reporter January 25, 2020
Painting the town purple: The Color Purple comes to Hancher Jenna Post, Arts Reporter January 22, 2020
You’ll never leave without a smile: The Coralville Center for Performing Arts’ Annie showcases local vocal powerhouses Jenna Post, Arts Reporter December 6, 2019
Pokémon Sword and Shield brings fully realized world to Nintendo Switch Jenna Post, Arts Reporter November 21, 2019
Lessons and laughs from beyond the grave: Comedian Dave Maher shares his story of being presumed dead Jenna Post, Arts Reporter November 13, 2019
The UI Theater Department’s production of ‘Orlando’ is a work of art come to life Jenna Post, Arts Reporter November 9, 2019
Ink Lit Magazine editor shares poetry, leadership skills with UI writing community Jenna Post, Arts Reporter November 6, 2019
Point/Counterpoint: Is it too early for Christmas music? Ashley Dawson and Jenna Post November 5, 2019
UI premieres original play that centers plight of the Punjabi Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 30, 2019
Spooky Cinema: Why psychological horror will never leave our minds or our movie theaters Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 30, 2019
Drag queen drags everyone: Bianca Del Rio doesn’t hold back on offensive humor in her ‘It’s Jester Joke’ tour Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 25, 2019
Spooky Cinema: How Sweeney Todd proved that horror musicals deserve a place onstage Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 23, 2019
Student Spotlight: Bringing artistic background, marketing mind to UI theatre scene Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 23, 2019
Two UI professors bring their experimental films to a world-wide audience at two international film festivals Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 22, 2019
Spooky Cinema: The trick to making children’s Halloween movies a treat for viewers Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 16, 2019
Sweat, blood, and tears: an inside look at the UI Theater Department’s first mainstage production of the year Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 11, 2019
Lessons from Sweat: A look at what UI’s upcoming production taught its cast and crew Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 9, 2019
Spooky Cinema: Slashers are the best way to break the cycle of reboots and sequels in horror Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 9, 2019
The UI team behind ‘Media Clown’ performs at the largest theatrical architecture festival in the world Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 3, 2019
Spooky Cinema: Why zombie movies are less brainless than they appear Jenna Post, Arts Reporter October 2, 2019
No laughing matter: UI professor weighs in on the politically correct comedy debate Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 26, 2019
DJ Loomer shares secrets to keeping Iowa City’s nightlife scene alive Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 18, 2019
Author T Kira Madden shares her memoir at Prairie Lights Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 12, 2019
UI Museum of Natural History sparks creativity in Iowa City’s aspiring authors Jenna Post, Arts Reporter September 2, 2019
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