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Paging Fox Mulder: Akron author James Renner’s ‘love letter to conspiracy theories’

October 22nd, 2015 0 2 min read 315

by Megan Combs; photos courtesy of James Renner What if all major conspiracies ‒ fluoride in the water, tacmars, etc....

In Review | How to hang with ‘Boogers, Witches and Haints’

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October 20th, 2015 0 1 min read 82

words by Alyssa Keown & photos by Michael Carrino, special to The Devil Strip Wandering Aesthetics successfully captures their audience...

The Nightlight’s late-nite series screening serious scares this season

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September 23rd, 2015 0 3 min read 112

In addition to all the incredible indie and art films already part of the programming at The Nightlight, the cinephiles there...

Theatre | Bronlynn reviews ‘Blue, Miss Billie’

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September 11th, 2015 0 1 min read 70

by Bronlynn Thurman John Dayo-Aliya’s newest play, “Blue, Miss Billie,” is a compelling story about one of the most...

The Little Indie Fair That Could: Why we love Crafty Mart

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April 22nd, 2015 0 5 min read 325

written by Jessica Conti photos by Svetla Morrison Before there was Crafty Mart, there was Juniper Sage and J Hudson,...

Connecting the Arts | Exploring ‘Self & Others: The Photographic Portrait’ at Summit Artspace

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April 18th, 2015 0 3 min read 94

Connecting the Arts by Katelyn Gainer Summit Artspace’s current exhibition, “Self & Others: The Photographic Portrait” challenges the familiar idea of...

On the Fringe | Lousy Weather’s underground comedy is really under their house

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April 6th, 2015 1 2 min read 234

story and photos by Ilenia Pezzaniti [su_youtube url=”https://youtu.be/9HXx7kUJmsE”] Water dripped from the ceiling. A broken speaker cleverly tied to a...