Sounds of the Pacific Rim with the Michigan Philharmonic!
When was the last time you were able to sit back completely and let a performance wash over you? A
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‘Chess’ Story and Characters | The BSB Podcast
Few musicals have enjoyed a reputation as gloriously complicated as Chess. For decades, it has occupied a peculiar place in
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Exclusive Interview: Adam Wager and Celeste Blanch of Avon Players’ ‘A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder’
A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder proves that murder can be surprisingly charming when wrapped in wit, elegance, and
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Exclusive Interview: Michael Alan Herman and Josie Herman of Theatre Nova’s ‘The Last Wide Open’
Life seems full of What-ifs, which is something I think about constantly. Not in a way that I’m regretting the
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Exclusive Interview: Cece King of ‘Redemption Song’
BSB Insider sat down with writer, director, and performer Cece King to discuss her new original play, Redemption Song, premiering at The Broadwater Second
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‘Ragtime’ Music and Stagecraft | The BSB Podcast
I vividly remember reading the novel Ragtime by E.L. Doctorow in college. It was during an English course focused on
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Book Review: ‘My Dear You’ by Rachel Khong
Rachel Khong’s My Dear You is the kind of short story collection that feels deceptively light when you start and
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Book Review: ‘The Secret Lives of Murderers’ Wives’ by Elizabeth Arnott
There’s something unsettling about how we consume stories about serial killers. We know their names, we study their childhoods, and
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HUANUO’s FlowLift DS6 Dual Monitor Stand Makes Your Desk Work Smarter
There’s a certain point in any desk setup where the default monitor stands just stop cutting it. They eat up
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Book Review: ‘Sisters in Yellow’ by Mieko Kawakami
Set between the early days of the pandemic and the late 1990s in Tokyo, Mieko Kawakami’s Sisters in Yellow follows Hana
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Native Union Active Sport Loop Review: The Best Apple Watch Band for Yardwork, Travel, and Workouts
There’s a certain kind of optimism baked into most “active” gear. It promises versatility, durability, and the ability to move
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Book Review: ‘Strange Girls’ by Sarvat Hasin
There’s something almost feverish about the kind of friendship Sarvat Hasin writes in Strange Girls. Not warm. Not easy. Not
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