Theater
‘Sanctuary City’ brings struggle of immigrants to T2 stage
Just as there is no rest for undocumented immigrants trying to keep a foothold in the United States, there is no rest for audiences experiencing Martyna Majok’s “Sanctuary City.” “The
Grace Point Church hosts Mia Tubbs’ dream of a new theater company
Mia Tubbs grew up in Chicago, dreaming of New York and the stage. She studied acting, took voice lessons, did improv in college — and discovered after college that “theater
UA’s ‘Hedda Gabler’ has modern messages about equality, mental health
“You find it so hard to accept that a young girl might … want – just a little peek in at a world which – which she is not permitted
Perry Ryan Theater Co. hosts ‘Christine,’ Eryn LeCroy, in concert
“Who says you have to hop on a plane to experience Broadway quality theater?” That’s the premise of the Perry Ryan Theater Co., founded last year in Bentonville by Kayla
APT’s ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ has singers, dancers, 150 pound plant
By the time you see the full-grown Audrey II — massive at 150 pounds and brought to life by puppeteer Ethan Dilday with vocals by Rusty Turner — it will
At TheatreSquared, ‘Kim’s Convenience’ is story of immigrant dreams
There are no subtitles for the scenes in which Korean is spoken in “Kim’s Convenience,” on stage through Feb. 19 at TheatreSquared. And that might be the whole point of
Short But Sweet – APT announces all-hit 2024 seasonShort But Sweet –
For Arkansas Public Theatre, Season 38 might be subtitled “Go Big Or Go Home.” For the second time in five years, the Victory Theatre is preparing to close down for
New musical ‘Tootsie’ called a love letter to the theater
A musical adaptation of the 1982 film “Tootsie” comes to the Walton Arts Center Jan. 17-22. Unlike the movie, this version is touted as a “love letter to the theater”
Fort Smith Little Theatre season includes ‘Deathtrap,’ ‘Cinderella,’ ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’
“Based on my experience with FSLT, I think there are two main reasons why the theater has lasted so long: community support and dedicated volunteers,” says Joanne Peterson, president of
Sisterhood is ‘stayin’ alive’ in musical about menopause
“As long as menopause is around, ‘Menopause The Musical’ will be around,” says actress Kimberly Vanbiesbrouck, who has been doing the show for more than 12 years on and off.
