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  • Jan 7, 2025 | isthmus.com | Andy Moore

    Marcus Truschinski remembers standing in front of Arcadia Books in Spring Green one morning in 2014, minding his own business. It was just a couple days after he appeared as Algernon in American Players Theatre’s production of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest. Suddenly a guy in a van wheels up and shouts out the window “‘Hey! Were you Algy? You were fucking awesome!’”  How many towns in the U.S. with a population of barely 1,500 support a world class theater company?

  • Dec 5, 2024 | isthmus.com | Andy Moore

    The hustle and hum of construction workers now fills the barren auditorium at 1925 Winnebago St. that will soon become Madison’s newest large music venue. After first seeing the inside in 2020, Toffer Christensen bought the building in September 2023. Renovation financing was finalized this fall. Now that work is at last underway, the Atwood Music Hall is scheduled to open in June.

  • Nov 4, 2024 | isthmus.com | Andy Moore

    Ken Fitzsimmons is a musician with a history problem. Lucky for him he can merge the two interests as he did in 2019 when he produced The Greatest War: World War I, Wisconsin, and Why It Still Matters. It was a bombastic rock ’n’ roll history lesson that sold out the Barrymore Theater on the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day. The musical production employed actors, multiple musical ensembles, a video screen — the works — and represented hundreds of hours of research, composition and rehearsals.

  • Oct 28, 2024 | lifestyleandtech.co.za | Andy Moore

    Every second counts. In the world of extreme sports, where grit meets gravity and endurance pushes human limits, athletes face a constant test of strength, resilience, and recovery. Whether they’re racing through the punishing courses of HYROX or navigating the twists and drops of downhill racing, competitors know one truth: their bodies are the ultimate machines. But even the most finely-tuned machines need the right fuel to perform at their best.

  • Jun 11, 2024 | isthmus.com | Andy Moore

    As much fun as it is to see a child get revved up for a birthday, it’s even more of a kick to see a grown-up delight in one. My wife, Peggy, is a birthday person in the best childlike way. This is why it’s so satisfying to make simple things happen to make her birthday happy. Like planting a surprise sheet cake in the teacher’s lounge at Mendota Elementary, where she’s been subbing.

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