Ed Condran

The Tony Award-winning play, “Amadeus,” which will run from May 29 to June 22 at Theatre Cedar Rapids, is dense, complex and thoroughly entertaining, which is very challenging to deliver.

Living Improverty, formed in 2017, specializes in short form and musical improv.

The indie, experimental pop band will celebrate 25 years of ‘69 Love Songs’ with two performances at the Englert.

This fusion of Irish and international dance is accompanied by Grammy Award-winning music.

Room Service will share a stage with the Recliners, the Beaker Brothers, Low and Away, Dave Zollo and Brian Johaneson covering Bob Dylan songs.The stipulation is that no tune can be repeated.

After a spin of the Wildwoods' latest album "Dear Meadowlark," it's evident how significant harmonies are to the Americana act. The lovely three-part harmonies buoy the compelling folk songs crafted by Noah Gose.

It's not easy to keep a tattoo shop open for two decades. However, Neon Dragon Tattoo & Body Piercing has hit that milestone and will celebrate with free, live music by Ballyhoo and Subliminal Rage on Sunday.

The band, formed in 1982, continues to tour the country to celebrate over 40 years of melodic hits like “Sister Christian” and “You Can Still Rock in America.”

Jefferson High School alum Matt Curtis brings this cult film and hit Broadway play to a local stage.

Jim O’Heir, who played the role of Jerry Gergich in NBC’s ‘Parks and Recreation,’ will join the Iowa City native at the Englert Theatre.

The cerebral singer-songwriter will play songs from his recent album, “Henry St.,” his first album made in Sweden in 14 years.

Rob Schneider is best known for his antics as the goofball in such Adam Sandler movies as "The Waterboy," "Grown Ups" and "Hubie Halloween."

For Dunham, it’s not about being cutting edge — it’s about being funny.

A new album is in the early stages since band member Taylor Goldsmith has written a few songs recently. However, expect the indie rock act to stick to its nine album canon with an emphasis on its latest, the stripped down "Oh Brother," which dropped last October.

The event, inspired by Cedar Rapids Museum of Art’s exhibition, "All Dressed Up and Down," will feature the designs of local fashion designers Judy Bales, Gyan Shrosbree and her mother Kathy Shrosbree.