Theater
4×4: Peter Antoniou puts his mind to work to see what audience is thinking
Peter Antoniou doesn’t claim what he does is magic — although he does admit that at age 9, he wished for “superpowers.” “I think I was quite a perceptive child,”
NWACC brings back musical theater with ‘The Spitfire Grill’
The Orange County (Calif.) Register says “The Spitfire Grill” “channels the tone, if not substance, of musicals like ‘Once’ and ‘Come From Away.’” Northwest Arkansas audiences might think instead of
In The Studio: David Sanders talks Ozark Ballet Theater’s ‘Cinderella’
When you’re putting on a ballet, life is your dance partner. While preparing for their biggest production to date, David Sanders and Katie Stasse of Ozark Ballet Theater raised money
T2 brings murder, mayhem, mystery — and a larger-than-life mom — to stage in “Laughs in Spanish”
It takes a big wig to play a big star. To play Colombian movie and television star Stella in “Laughs in Spanish,” actress Tonie Knight relies on her wig, “Estrella,”
APT returns to Victory Theater with Sondheim’s ‘Into the Woods’
Cinderella and Prince Charming have a secret: They’re in love. They’re getting married seven times on the Arkansas Public Theatre stage as the company finally opens Season 38 with “Into
Theatre Collective plans series of educational offerings
Since its inception at the beginning of 2023, Theatre Collective of Northwest Arkansas has been onstage every couple of months, producing cabarets, Edgar Allan Poe and a Christmas show, to
Something Old, Something New – T2 season offers classics, drama, intrigue, comedy
Opening TheatreSquared’s next season with one of American theater’s most recognizable works was equal parts magic and intention, according to T2 Executive Director Shannon Jones. “‘I’m really pumped to see
CSA’s ‘Something Rotten’ a mashup of musical fun
“It was one of the first shows I ever discovered when I got into theater,” says Asa Stevens of the fast-paced, demanding musical “Something Rotten.” “I remember laughing hysterically at
Perry Ryan production puts a Biblical spin on ‘Dreamcoat’
“Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” is not a small show, no matter what company presents it. And it was created by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, so it’s
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.
