Theater
Red Ryder Rises
‘Christmas Story’ takes APT veteran back to beginning BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com Ten-year-old Ralphie Park has only one worry in his life: Will Santa bring him the “official Red Ryder carbine
‘Wonderful Life,’ Wonderful Message
T2 creates radio play within a play LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com “Strange, isn’t it?” says angel Clarence Odbody at a pivotal point of the 1946 classic movie “It’s a Wonderful
Double The Shopping Options
Little Craft Show grows bigger with second location LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com The Little Craft Show isn’t so little anymore: the homespun, grassroots craft collective that started in 2011 will
Woven In Fun
‘Charlotte’s Web’ offers sweet holiday message LARA JO HIGHTOWER lhightower@nwadg.com When Trike Theatre debuts its production of the classic “Charlotte’s Web” this weekend, it will mark the beginning of a new relationship
REVIEW: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas
Stage adaptation fresh as newly fallen snow Some might consider the first week of November a little early to pull out their red and green flannels and luxe red dresses
An Intimate Experience
Block St. Theatre Co’s third production, Samuel Beckett’s “Krapp’s Last Tape,” continues this weekend at The Nines in Fayetteville. The one-person show will feature fan favorite Bill Rogers in the
Thought-Provoking Twists
Ann Hopkins, a founder of the Eureka Springs’ Five and Dime Drama Collective, says the group is a synergetic relationship between writers and performers that originated with Eureka Springs’ Writer’s
Cuttin’ Loose
Fate can intervene when it’s least expected. Missy Speer Gipson knows that now. Gipson already had a job she loves as executive director of the Young Actors Guild in Fort
‘History Comes Alive’
Artist’s Laboratory Theatre and the Fayetteville Evergreen Cemetery Association will present the second annual “History Comes Alive,” a theater experience set in Fayetteville’s oldest cemetery. Actors will portray the parts
No Senior Left Behind
The story offstage is just as entertaining as the one onstage at Arkansas Public Theatre. Onstage, a cast of 10 veteran actors — some with a professional background in New
