Theater
T2’s ‘Cambodian Rock Band’ promises music, laughter, tears
You’ll cry. You’ll laugh. You’ll dance. Despite all of the tragedy inherent to “Cambodian Rock Band,” “dancing is heavily encouraged, especially at the end,” says director Nelson T. Eusebio III.
Theatre Collective puts together sexy fun for Risque Cabaret
Sounds simple, right? You schedule a cabaret, and all your very talented theater friends bring a song or a monologue — sort of like a potluck dinner — and you’ve
Movement Hub showcases dances in progress Feb. 17
Dance, says practitioner Karen Castleman, is one of those things we think we’re supposed to grow out of doing. That misapprehension is one of the things she wants to change
Wisdom of Charlie Brown comes to FSLT stage Feb. 15
“As long as you have a positive outlook and surround yourself with people who love and support you, it’s OK to try and fail.” “Trust people’s actions over their words.”
TheatreSquared takes searching look at America’s Constitution in Heidi Schreck comedy
At the beginning, “What the Constitution Means to Me” feels very much like stand-up comedy. What else would bring a dynamic young woman like the playwright, Heidi Schreck, to a
APT announces Season 39, including ‘Tootsie,’ ‘9 to 5,’ ‘Forum’
It might be short — just three shows — but Season 38 will be a sweet one for Arkansas Public Theatre in Rogers. It’s the nonprofit community company’s return to
Fort Smith Little Theatre announces season with Charlie Brown, Peter Pan, Dolly Levi and Hercule Poirot
Fort Smith Little Theatre is quite possibly the oldest continuously operating community theater west of the Mississippi. Founded in 1947, it’s celebrating its 77th season in 2024 with a lineup
FSLT announces season with Charlie Brown, Peter Pan, Dolly Levi and Hercule Poirot
Fort Smith Little Theatre is quite possibly the oldest continuously operating community theater west of the Mississippi. Founded in 1947, it’s celebrating its 77th season in 2024 with a lineup
Wasson helms Film Society, Festival grows with Goldsmith
The Fort Smith International Film Festival, having just completed its third year, is growing again for 2024. Brandon Chase Goldsmith announced this week that the new name for the Aug.
FSLT finds joy in ‘wacky tacky’ chaos of Christmas season
The best holidays, says FLST performer Anthony Yates, are always the ones that aren’t perfect — “the ones where something unexpected happened that broke everyone out of their seriousness and
