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Milwaukee on Stage: Theatre, Museums & Meaningful Moments
On this episode of What’s on Tap:
- Maybe We’ll Fly at Milwaukee Opera Theatre’s
- Milwaukee Public Museum Director of Communications Madeline Anderson on the museum’s “Greatest Hits” celebrations leading up to 2026!
- Meta House Director of Philanthropy and Marketing Sarah Koehn on Meta House’s Dry January campaign with local restaurants to help fight substance abuse.
- Renaissance Theaterworks Co-Founder and Artistic Director Suzan Fete on the upcoming production of Cardboard Piano, a lyrical and moving play about war, love, and hope.
- Sunset Playhouse Executive Managing Director Ella Walker previews January productions including Now and Then and Unnecessary Farce, along with a look ahead to All Shook Up and Elvis auditions.
- PLUS. highlights from The Muster at Marquette documentary with Dr. Bill Fliss and filmmaker Andrew Coons, and the EZY Ryders photo exhibition at the Harley-Davidson Museum.
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By 620 WTMJOn this episode of What’s on Tap:
- Maybe We’ll Fly at Milwaukee Opera Theatre’s
- Milwaukee Public Museum Director of Communications Madeline Anderson on the museum’s “Greatest Hits” celebrations leading up to 2026!
- Meta House Director of Philanthropy and Marketing Sarah Koehn on Meta House’s Dry January campaign with local restaurants to help fight substance abuse.
- Renaissance Theaterworks Co-Founder and Artistic Director Suzan Fete on the upcoming production of Cardboard Piano, a lyrical and moving play about war, love, and hope.
- Sunset Playhouse Executive Managing Director Ella Walker previews January productions including Now and Then and Unnecessary Farce, along with a look ahead to All Shook Up and Elvis auditions.
- PLUS. highlights from The Muster at Marquette documentary with Dr. Bill Fliss and filmmaker Andrew Coons, and the EZY Ryders photo exhibition at the Harley-Davidson Museum.