Steve Penhollow
Whatzup Features Writer
Articles
Animals create art to benefit sanctuary
With COVID-19 in high dudgeon and events that were scaled back a month ago being canceled outright, there isn’t a lot to look forward to these days. Well, what if […]
Coolest place in the Fort puts you in a deep freeze
If you have watched a lot of science fiction movies, then you might recognize the whole-body cryotherapy chamber at iCRYO. Does hypersleep ring a bell? All those movie astronauts who […]
Christmas on Broadway will still be a real blast
With so many of our traditional Christmas ceremonies and commemorations cancelled or curtailed into unrecognizability, it’s nice to know that one event will go ahead more or less as planned. […]
Show tunes on schedule at Embassy
Northeast Indiana residents who love musical theater have found the pickings slim since COVID-19 gave most local and national performers “the hook.” Broadway will be dark until at least May […]
Civic, Embassy work together for musical
Fort Wayne Civic Theatre’s production of Annie needed a second chance when COVID-19 drove the musical out of its established home at the Arts United Center. The show could not be performed […]
Step away from reality at arcades
First Person is a new monthly column by Whatzup writer Steve Penhollow who will try out some of the more unusual pasttimes in the region. As I type this, Chicago […]
Vegan delicacies and more find a home on Wells St.
One of Bird + Cleaver’s most popular items is a cheese fondue that has no cheese in it. The history of vegan cuisine is littered with failed attempts at making […]
Celebrate film with hobnobben
In recent years, the Embassy Theatre has become known mostly as a place to see world-renowned musical acts and Broadway shows on tour. But for much of its history, it […]
Theatrical cover band keeps it real — really fun
Sum Morz began when Crystal “C-Note” Clouse went to her longtime friend, bassist Maurice “Mo” Turner, and said, “Let’s form a band!” And he said, “No.” That may not sound […]