On the Aisle

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Placed on November 18th, 2008

located in Madison

Perspectives on Madison area fine arts from Lindsay Christians, who covers theatre, dance, opera, classical music and visual art for 77 Square and The Capital Times.

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posted on
May 22nd, 2012
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On the Aisle
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On the Aisle: Make no mistake — 'Whose Live?' was a hoot

A Tommy Awards student critic loved the last performance of the season in Overture Hall, the improv-based "Whose Live Anyway?"

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posted on
May 12th, 2012
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On the Aisle
based in
Madison

On the Aisle: A student's take on Gershwin at the MSO

Tommy Awards student critic Jesse Bossingham, a senior at Clinton High School, offers this review of the Madison Symphony Orchestra's final performance of the 2011-12 season, "Fascinating Rhythms." ...

posted on
May 12th, 2012
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On the Aisle
based in
Madison

On the Aisle: It's a circus! It's a talk show! It's Are We Delicious? (again!)

The second iteration of "Are We Delicious?" at the Bartell Theatre features eight comic plays, including supervillains, werewolves, single ladies and Jesus.

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posted on
May 12th, 2012
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On the Aisle
based in
Madison

Prep baseball: Columbus sweeps Lake Mills

LAKE MILLS – Columbus scored late runs in both games of Friday’s Northern Capitol baseball doubleheader to sweep Lake Mills.

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posted on
May 12th, 2012
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On the Aisle
based in
Madison

Girls soccer: Hustisford gets past Jefferson

HUSTISFORD – Kristen Margelofsky’s goal in the 59th minute proved to be the difference for Hustisford on Friday as the hosts edged Jefferson, 3-2, in nonconference girls soccer.

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