Theater
Whodunit? Poirot will reveal all in FSLT’s ‘Murder on the Orient Express’
“I am encouraging my moustache to grow, GROW, and be ready for opening night!” Jon Gustafson, most recently seen on the Fort Smith Little Theatre stage as Scrooge in November
‘Bluey’s Big Play’ guaranteed to get kids out of their seats
Get ready to dance, shout and play The Statue Game when “Bluey’s Big Play” returns to the Walton Arts Center this month. Just like in the Emmy-award-winning Australian show created
‘The Revolutionists’ opens UA Theatre season; Faulkner Center celebrates 10 years
The football team is practicing, the basketball team is regrouping, and the Razorback Band is marching, but the performing arts spaces on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville are
TheatreSquared takes on American masterpiece “A Raisin in the Sun”
“What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? Or fester like a sore— And then run? Does it stink like rotten meat?
Theatre Collective’ ‘Bear’ pursues tears and laughter Aug. 16-18
“Kyle is a good ol’ boy, with an emphasis on the ‘boy’ and sarcasm on the ‘good,’” said actor Eric Bolin. “He married Nan young and turned from crummy guy
Jonathan Larson’s saga of love and community and AIDS, APT’s ‘Rent’ finally comes to The Medium Aug. 8-11
“To be completely honest, I had no hopes of getting to perform this show,” Reece Edwards admits. “It felt a lot like covid. It felt like it was easier to
Love blooms for AOP’s Beast and Belle
In Disney’s fairy tale of “Beauty and the Beast,” all the hopes and dreams of the characters are magically embodied by a rose enshrined in glass. In the Arts One
‘Henry V’ on stage in Conway, Little Rock, Russellville next weekend
ERIC E. HARRISON Special to The Free Weekly Five professional actors, four of them Arkansas-based, play close to two-score characters in William Shakespeare’s “Henry V.” The joint production, created by
Arts on Main creates opportunities for adults with ‘Steel Magnolias’
It only makes sense that a production of “Steel Magnolias” would be directed by a woman, produced by a woman and break ground for new theater in the River Valley.
The best kind of stupid: ArtsLive’s ‘Stinky Cheese Man’ provides community for actors, laughs for audience
“It’s seriously stupid — in the best way,” says director Chris Hutchings of the latest production at Arts Live Theatre in Fayetteville. “Parents are going to love it. Kids will
