Theater
FSLT comedy puts fun back in dysfunctional politics
“Politics, campaigns, government, and elections are usually contentious and frustrating topics,” Maggie Yates opined in April in the Santa Barbara Independent. “Rarely do they feel like good, clean fun.” But
“I Haunt You” production shows that love doesn’t die when we do
There’s still time to be haunted by the immersive experience that is “I Haunt You,” with two more shows at The Melonlight Ballroom in Eureka Springs. Emily and Raymond Ulibarri,
Smokehouse Players makes ‘Glass Menagerie’ more resilient
“Many people are familiar with ‘The Glass Menagerie,’” began Terry Vaughan, founder of Fayetteville’s Smokehouse Players. “You think you know the characters and how the action unfolds. I thought I
UA Theatre considers ‘timeless’ Greek tragedy Oct. 18-27
“I’d like the audience to think about how crazy it is that a play from 415 B.C.E. dealing with war can still have this much relevance,” said Steven Marzolf, assistant
Theatre Collective wages age-old battle in new cabaret
“‘Heroes and Villains’ is the classic good versus evil storyline,” said Sarah Doyle, one of the directors of the Theatre Collective of Northwest Arkansas’ upcoming production. “But … who is
Cindy Clark channels Texas Governor’s wit and sharp humor in off-season production of “Ann”
Cindy Clark is not new to the demands of a one-woman show, but she said that playing the renowned Ann Richards in Fort Smith Little Theatre’s off-season production of “Ann”
Adventure for all: New version of ‘Peter Pan’ delivers all the imagination with better representation
J.M. Barrie’s boy who never grew up, “Peter Pan” flies into the Walton Arts Center ready to inspire a whole new generation of theater lovers and their parents this month.
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
