In its first two years, Rigby Theater Company mounted a lighthearted Western musical fantasy and a pair of student playwright showcases spotli…
- Cathalena E. Burch
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Tucson arts groups were awarded more than $621,000 through Arizona’s latest round of state arts funding.
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The votes are in, and the finalists have been chosen! From favorite local restaurants and shops to trusted service providers, health care prof…
- Jack Walters, Northeast side
I was treated on my 98th Birthday to a Gaslight show “The Best of Broadway”. It was spectacular with songs from Sound of Music, Music Man, Pha…
- Greta Cross USA Today
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Gone are the days of munching on popcorn from a basic paper tub.
- Lynn O’Rourke Hayes, FamilyTravel.com
Travel, at its best, provides a pathway for deepening bonds with our family members. Here are five places that offer the opportunity for shared discovery. Enjoy an eco-adventure at the Jean Michel Cousteau Resort The whole crew can learn through adventure in this stunning eco-focused retreat. Young explorers can snorkel among coral reefs while learning about marine conservation. Families can ...
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"Sonoran Theater Showcase" will feature nearly a dozen Tucson theater companies presenting snippets of past seasons and previews of seasons to come.
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“Ragtime” and “Death of a Salesman” are two big shows on Broadway this year.
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Pima Community College Theatre confronts the so-called "white gaze" in its production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning dramedy "Fairview."
- John Katsilometes, Las Vegas Review-Journal
LAS VEGAS — When Donny Osmond starred in the 1991 London Palladium revival of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” famed director Steven Pimlott told the headliner: “The theater is a place where people come to dream in public, and you’re in charge of the dream.” Osmond wrote down that comment and still adheres to it. The “Puppy Love” legend picks up the theme in a phone chat: “When ...
