Theater
ACO Becomes Arts One Presents: New entity promises continuing commitment to visual arts, theater
What was the Arts Center of the Ozarks is gone: The building at 214 S. Main St. in Springdale is now used by another entity, CACHE, the Creative Arkansas Community Hub &
‘Love’s Labour’s’ Found: UA stages play 18 months in the making
Paul Barnes, guest artist in the University of Arkansas Theatre Department, says the show he’s directing — William Shakespeare’s “Love’s Labour’s Lost” — is a good choice for the first
Puppets Gone Wild! But love story is real in APT’s ‘Avenue Q’
BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com Whether Princeton and Kate Monster find their happy ending on “Avenue Q” is in the hands of the puppet gods — and the wacky minds who conceived
FSLT back in business with mystery-comedy romp
Murder may seem like a strange subject for a board game, but when English musician Anthony Pratt devised a game centered around one, it was an almost immediate hit. “Cluedo”
Puppets Gone Wild! But love story is real in APT’s ‘Avenue Q’
Whether Princeton and Kate Monster find their happy ending on “Avenue Q” is in the hands of the puppet gods — and the wacky minds who conceived a musical tale
Puppets Gone Wild! But love story is real in APT’s ‘Avenue Q’
Whether Princeton and Kate Monster find their happy ending on “Avenue Q” is in the hands of the puppet gods — and the wacky minds who conceived a musical tale
Broadway In Branson: Mansion Theatre hosts new fall series
In the 1990s, when Wayne Newton — sometimes called “Mr. Las Vegas” — built a 3,000-seat theater perched above Shepherd of the Hills Expressway, audiences expected world-class music and big-city
Communion, Isolation: Installation captures heart of one friendship
What if you and one of your dearest friends, someone who has been in your inner circle for a decade, wanted to illustrate your relationship? You might sit for a
‘Next To Normal’: Drama confronts mental illness
“Next to Normal,” writes New York Times theater critic Ben Brantley, “does not … qualify as your standard feel-good musical. Instead this portrait of a manic-depressive mother and the people
Family, Music, Life: ‘American Mariachi’ balances dark and light
The rehearsal room for TheatreSquared’s latest show, “American Mariachi,” was crackling with talent a week before opening: Mariachi band members tuned up instruments, actors ran lines, and music and laughter
