First things first: Anastasia is a Disney princess.
Huck, 14, and Harper Jo, 10, have found their way to the Lincoln Community Playhouse for its production of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," which raises the curtain for the first of six shows Dec. 9.
Actress Christy Altomare talks about what it’s like to play a Disney princess in “Disney Princesses” coming to the Sioux City Orpheum Theatre this weekend.
Actor Connor Barr talks about what its like to play Charlie Brown in “A Charlie Brown Christmas” which is coming to the Orpheum Theater.
North Star's winter musical "Jingle Arrgh the Way" is a first-of-its-kind show at LPS. Special education students from the school's unified club have a role.
The Wyuka Board of Trustees unanimously agreed to relocate the mural in the southwest portion of the cemetery, near a pond in what was Lincoln's first public park in 1869.
Ever wonder what kind of career Charlie Brown might have?
“Fast Forward,” the WallSpace-LNK exhibition by Michael James, puts together three bodies of work that revisit his decades as one of the country’s most acclaimed studio quilt makers and take his work into the digital future.
When Kenneth Curtis first encountered the batch of negatives from a 1950s camera, the art professor saw them as a vessel to introduce students to the realities a generation faced.
Camille A. Brown & Dancers presented a captivating evening exploring Black identity and culture through dynamic music, dance and innovative staging.
"Embracing Peace" is slated for display from May to November as part of a celebration of the park's 75th anniversary.
STOMP returned to the Lied Center Thursday for another engaging, impressively performed evening of percussion-based performance art using myriad everyday objects,
Packing them in at the start of the 75-minute show, Rod Wave ran through nine “Beautiful Mind” tracks Saturday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
The acclaimed choreographer puts herself in all the art forms she works in -- film, opera, television and dance, which she will bring to the Lied Center for Performing Arts Thursday.
With a light blue sky split by bands of clouds, a pink strip just above the horizon, white elevators in the center of the dark division between sky and land that sits low on the canvas, and a foreground covered with groupings of round, dark green trees, tan and green passages of earth and a …
UNL graduate Alan Schuster brought "STOMP" to his New York theater in 1994 and now serves as excutive producer for the popular performance troupe that will return to the Lied Center for Performing Arts Thursday.
The national touring company of the musical "Chicago" showed why it's the longest-running American musical in Broadway history with a flashy, thoroughly entertaining song-and-dance show Tuesday at the Lied Center.
It's been 16 years since Megan Campbell last performed in "The Nutcracker," Lincoln's annual holiday tradition that Campbell, then a middle-schooler at Lux, at the Lied.
"This isn't your grandmother's Jane Austen," Cheyenne Townsley said. "It's really a fresh take on a classic work."
Geographically speaking, "ShakesFear" prides itself on being Lincoln's only haunted attraction. Roca is still worth the short drive, though.
Actor says bringing the tubby little cubby all stuff with fluff on stage connects with the kids at every performance of "Winnie the Pooh: The New Musical."
The musical "Winnie the Pooh" and political comedy troupe D.C.'s Reflecting Fools are set for Lied Center for Performing Arts shows this week.
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"The Wilds," a new immersive theater experience that combines music, dance, digital video, continues its premiere run at the Johnny Carson Theater Friday and Saturday.
That said, Schnoor's role is not about saving mankind or freeing the world from evil, but in doing what he can to bring happiness to others.
The theater will raise the curtain on the Tony Award-winning musical Thursday. The show will run through Oct. 30.
For the first time in its history, Kaneko's upcoming exhibition will feature all artists of color. It will be one of the largest exhibitions in the state's history to do so.
The project was spearheaded by Project Backboard, a national nonprofit that brings art to public basketball courts. 400 gallons of paint were used.
The Wilds, a new mixed-reality performance where movement becomes music, will be presented in a 10-day run beginning Oct. 6.
Composer Ron Warren envisioned “The Way of Mountains and Deserts,’ the piece he wrote for pianist Paul Barnes as a love song to the earth. That’s is exactly how it felt, romantically played by Barnes in its world premiere performance at Kimball Hall Monday.
It's officially Danny Elfman Week in Lincoln and the famed composer is a little embarrassed about it
Danny Elfman Week, officially proclaimed by Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird, will feature three performances, including one with the acclaimed film composer, and a screening of the movie "Beetlejuice"