Diana Nollen

Musical comedy, laced with adult humor and themes, coming to CSPS stage

From haunted houses to smashing pumpkins, something wicked (or not so much) this way comes

In the 1960s, world-renowned University of Iowa printmaker used primarily pencils to express outrage over Holocaust atrocities

2 new exhibits celebrate city’s 175th birthday, artists’ look at political scenes

Executive director discusses her journey in Cedar Rapids and looks ahead to a new position in Pennsylvania.

Stage version honors spirit of Stephen King’s debut novel

Wilson, who died Sept. 9, and his late wife, Esther, shared between $5 and $6 million with Corridor area causes.

New celesta ready for its closeup in Cedar Rapids, Coralville concerts

Capital campaign raising funds to renovate unused and cramped interior spaces, add full elevator and recreate outdoor Iowa corn sign

‘Scalia/Ginsburg’ looks at friendship the late Supreme Court justices forged over their love of opera

Czech, Slovak presidents coming for public dedication Sept. 27

Cassell, who saw the African American Museum of Iowa through a multimillion-dollar expansion and renovation, is leaving to join Voices Underground in Pennsylvania.

Public invited to see massive restored work by Edwin Bruns, showcased in Cherry Building

Public invited to see Saturday’s final 2 rounds at Paramount Theatre

Crooked Path Theatre Company drawing parallels to current ‘affairs’ with bawdy Shakespearean comedy