Kelsey Sivertson is a contributing writer of The Lakeshore WM. After a season serving West Michigan’s economic development organization in public relations, she decided to go back to school to study creative writing and theatre. A longtime resident of the Lakeshore, she now writes professionally for The Lakeshore WM and creatively for her higher education journey and for pleasure.
Kelsey Sivertson describes Saugatuck's Mason Street Warehouse production of “Kinky Boots” as “a musical that delivers energy and entertainment.” Performances run through July 16.
Significant changes could be coming to Holland’s lakeshore after a citywide referendum but there are numerous steps between a vote and shovels hitting dirt. Residents still have the opportunity to make their voices heard.
If you live along the Lakeshore, you don’t have to travel far to see two professional theater companies. Here’s what Hope Repertory Theatre in Holland and Mason Street Warehouse in Saugatuck are unveiling this season.
Holland filmmaker Cynthia Martinez’s documentary, “First Voice Generation,” follows three first-generation college students overcoming the ups and downs of the global pandemic as they make their way through the TRIO Upward Bound program.
GRCC student and Lakeshore Advantage event manager Kelsey Sivertson highlights people who are making a difference along the Lakeshore through the promise of education.