‘The World of Bob Dylan’: Tulsa professor shows the troubadour’s sides in new book
University of Tulsa professor Sean Latham joined other music lovers to pen “The World of…
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Down the Rabbit Hole: Theater Works offers dark, immersive journey into Wonderland
For some theater companies, the pandemic opened doors to long-considered innovative productions. For Theater Works,…
A Stroke of Realism: Social media keeps Erin McLoughlin inspired
Erin McLoughlin was a little girl, growing up in Anthem, when she saw Norman Rockwell…
The Music of the Night: Theater company strikes gold with cabaret revues
Life is a cabaret. At least, it has been for the small cast of Scottsdale…
Off the Cuff: Phoenix Improv Festival returns to a virtual format
The term “improv” can describe different types of performances, both dramatic and comedic. The Phoenix…
Nothin’ Stupid: Get a kick out of this Frank Sinatra tribute
Frank Sinatra had a special way of captivating audiences with songs like “Fly Me to…
Immersive by Design: New Gammage experience features art throughout Packard garage
ASU Gammage has transformed its parking garage into a drive-thru immersive experience celebrating the arts,…
Making Connections: Sage Market overcomes COVID-19 challenges
Hosting the Sage Market did not seem like a possibility this year for the Holland…
Cashing In: Phoenix Theatre tells the story of The Man in Black in ‘Ring of Fire’
Johnny Cash’s story will be told using 38 of The Man in Black’s songs during…
An ‘Important Voice’: ‘Romerofest’ honors ATC’s Elaine Romero
Elaine Romero has never had a problem putting words to paper. She’s been making those…