Grease covers Emily Jensen’s hands as she lifts an old and dusty — but new to her — bike onto a stand and gets to work.

Her fruity bowl of grains and veggies largely untouched in front of her, she speaks of Africa, Australia and the Anthropocene, scarcely pausing to breathe. The stories Mandela van Eeden tells are with a sense of urgency — fitting, given that urgency is a theme of her upcoming program at the …

The Montana Repertory Theater is turning 'War of the Worlds,' a 1938 radio drama, into a contemporary stage play set in a post-apocalyptic world.  

“They’ll make you laugh, they’ll make you think,” said host Lynn Solomon about the comedians performing at the Roxy Theater on Friday. “I think both things are important.”  A night filled with jokes and abortion-care-fundraising was about to begin.

Missoula-based artist Monte Dolack’s exhibition, “Monte Dolack: The Artist’s Nature,” opened Friday as part of the inaugural kick-off of the Montana Museum of Art & Culture’s 125th anniversary. It will be the first major gallery for Dolack in nearly 30 years.

Posthumous releases usually feel exploitative to me. When an artist dies, I am in the firm camp that we should leave them alone. Grief is not a good enough reason to dig through and release rejects and outtakes for the sake of a profit.

I’m a hundred years removed from the setting of “1917,” so I never expected to experience a day in the trenches. But director Sam Mendes (“Skyfall”) threw me in anyway, and I clung to my seat for a two-hour nailbiter. With cinematographer Roger Deakins (“Blade Runner 2049”) in tow, I had no …

The vaulted ceiling of Dennison Hall rang with the melodies of strings, horns and drums Friday evening … and opera, electric synths, twittering piccolos and boomwhackers, “Looney Tunes,” a steel drum island party and Owl City’s “Fireflies” on a quintet of woodwinds. Sound like a fever dream …

“They’ll make you laugh, they’ll make you think,” said host Lynn Solomon about the comedians performing at the Roxy Theater on Friday. “I think both things are important.” A night filled with jokes and abortion-care-fundraising was about to begin.

Colorful lights, screaming fans and blaring music bounced off the walls of The Badlander on Friday night, Jan. 17, as both drag queens and burlesque artists performed on stage at The Panty Rock Drag Show. The performers collected dollar bills as they performed for a cause. 

No amount of catnip will ever help me to recover from the travesty that is “Cats.” 

Picture this: You’re sitting in the bleachers of your high school, scrolling through posts speculating if Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are finally back together and chatting with your BFFs. You hear the unmistakable chorus of, “I wish that I could be like the cool kids, like the cool kids.…