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Although recent films like “Blonde” and “Elvis” work to tarnish the biopic genre, redemption films like “Air” prove it’s still possible to make them well.

For a moment, Jules Jensen enjoyed her break from theater rehearsals by playing the ukulele and dancing with her fellow cast members of the upcoming Griz Downstage production, “The Laramie Project.” When the time came, however, she transformed into one of her many roles and spoke the lines t…

University of Montana student Jacob Christiansen captures the exhilarating adventure of a group of men mapping the Grand Canyon in “Men on Boats” with an all-female cast and one-of-a-kind stage execution. The play, written by Jaclyn Backhaus, is being put on by the UM School of Theater &…

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After University of Montana student Cory Stalling received assistance rolling onto the stage, they signed the word “love,” and the crowd went wild. Stalling, who uses a wheelchair, rolled around the stage for the Gaytrix Reloaded Show on April 7, accepting tips, dancing and making members of…

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When Cory Stalling first discussed performing at their first drag show, they were nervous. Stalling, 22, has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a disease that causes progressive muscle deterioration. Stalling said they were not sure if people in wheelchairs could be drag performers until they met …

Zach Braff’s “A Good Person” is a fine movie turned good movie with incredible performances. The collective talent of female lead powerhouse Florence Pugh and attention-demanding icon Morgan Freeman are all it takes to put this otherwise decent movie on your watchlist. 

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