Check out a dozen events, from comedy to music to art to theater, to make the most of your summer and keep cool doing it.

Up In One Productions will present the musical “Gypsy” starting Friday, July 18, at 8 p.m. at The CENTER for Performing Arts, ...

The Stoogeum stands as America’s most glorious monument to pie-throwing, hair-pulling, and perfectly timed comedic violence.

The Leapmotor T03 would have tested the good nature of even the late Mr Rogers. It was not a car I could bring myself to like ...

The Glenwood Vaudeville Revue’s summer showcase is in full swing with a lively cast, new parodies covering everything from ...

New Orleans-based circus arts performer LadyBEAST created Vaudeville Revival to showcase circus arts in a theater space. The next edition is Bygone Big Top on May 29 at the Joy Theater.

For the next twelve minutes Vaudeville Voldy wowed Hollywood and the world with a top-hat-and-cane song-and-dance routine that choreographed its way into a rollicking production number unsurpassed ...

My great-grandmother ran away to join the circus and lived to 96. She walked laps around the house every morning and loved ...

The Bookstore in Montana sells books and hosts author events in a building that once sold moonshine and featured vaudeville acts.

LadyBEAST produces the show with modernized circus and vaudeville acts, burlesque performers and more.

Dave Harris's Tambo & Bones explores racial stereotypes in American entertainment as a meta commentary on art and capitalism.

In the early part of the 20th century, more than 200 famous vaudeville performers made Muskegon their summer home, including future silent film star Buster Keaton.