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“Graham is known for her theater, her invention of a movement vocabulary that expressed the deepest, darkest aspects of the human condition.” U-M Dance professor Peter Sparling on dancing for Martha Graham and his video work, which will be featured at Martha Graham Dance Company performances in Ann Arbor.

Photo by Mark Gjukich Photography. Performer and audience members having fun and brews during last week’s The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart at Corner Brewery in Ypsilanti.

Our interview with the Detroit Sound Conservancy & the DSC’s picks for must-visit Detroit music locations.

“A Space for Music, A Seat for Everyone” is the UMS documentary about the past century of UMS performances in the auditorium. The documentary will have its world premiere on February 2 in Hill Auditorium at a free day-long celebration event.

Our regular contributor Leslie Stainton interviews Wils Wilson, director of National Theatre Scotland’s The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart.

We talk to Gabriel Kahane about classical musical crossover, his most memorable collaborations, and what he’s looking forward to during his visit to Ann Arbor.

“Performance transforms the sites we inhabit.” On the power of place for theater.

UMS staff had a ball bowling together this week.

In the spirit of the holidays, we want to say thank you for your part in making our performances great. Our artists agree. Just check out the video above in which Audra…