Diana Nollen

Knight ready for a new day, new season at Riverside Theatre

Arts presenters carrying forward lessons learned since March 2020

Iowa City actor, professor, comedian and playwright Megan Gogerty was having a terrible, horrible, very bad year. So of course, she turned it into a one-person show, which will launch Riverside Theatre’s first full season at its new home in downtown Iowa City.

Check out recreation, arts, museums and more from Cedar Rapids to Iowa City and beyond

Theater Cedar Rapids musical embraces humor as well as angst in tale of healing

High board, comedy, acrobatic and fire divers ready to spring into action.

Music’s universal love language weaves through a brief moment in time captured in “Once,” a Theatre Cedar Rapids production opening Friday, Aug. 26, and continuing through Sept. 11 in Brucemore’s outdoor amphitheater.

Pollock’s “Mural” is star of the multifaceted “Homecoming” exhibition.

Linn-Mar senior Tejas Gururaja wins division in National Association of Teachers of Singing competition

New University of Iowa art museum building on risk-taking legacy

Building crate to transport Pollock’s ‘Mural’ no easy feat

Broadway producer Ron Simons applauds the work Corridor theaters have been doing to give voice to underrepresented communities, even before pledging solidarity to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Corridor pilots reschedule global trek to raise awareness, funds for vaccines.

Starlighters II staging original script by Shawn Carr of Cascade

Fans can flock to this year’s Iowa State Fair in Des Moines to experience everything from the urban to the disturbed. As in country superstar Keith Urban on Aug. 20 and heavy metal rockers Disturbed on Aug. 19.