Calm Waters
The Sea and Cake’s sound is easy like Sunday morning.
Rhythm & Views
Fred Mills reviews the newest from Freight Train Blues, Sub Oslo and local Four Killer Flats.
Rhythm & Views
ONE OF MY great regrets is that I never got my Mama, who was about as interested in getting on an airplane as she was taking a bungee jump, to travel the Amtrak from North Carolina to Tucson before she died; I figured that she’d perhaps get a sense of why I’d been lured West…
Dracula Rises
Philip Glass and the Kronos Quartet bring a restored classic film and their new score to Centennial Hall.
Balanchine Bonanza
AFTER A LONG, dry ballet season, Tucson this weekend will be showered with a choice of Balanchines. The late choreographer’s “Tarantella Pas de Deux” will be a highlight of the Ballet Tucson fall concert, Dance and Art 2000. (See accompanying story for Ballet Arizona’s Balanchine.) For the “Tarantella,” artistic director Mary Beth Cabana is importing…
Famous And Heinous
Cintra Wilson punctures the bloated carcass of celebrity in ‘A Massive Swelling’.
Man Of Tomorrow
Dave Perkins unleashes another penguin attack on America.
In The Flesh
Being Dead explores death to a new extreme.
Death-Defying Feet
Ballet Arizona survives financial disaster and returns to Tucson.
Viagra Years
‘Dr. T’ invigorates the great American sexist spirit.
Through The Grapevine
The word on Southern Arizona vineyards is slowly leaking out.
Land War
County Supervisor Sharon Bronson Faces A Challenge From Republican Barney Brenner.
Child Berth
Mimi Gray wants to transform Tucson’s child care standards.
Same Difference
Republican Ann Day and Democrat Byron Howard sound awfully similar.
City Week
Gather the crumbs at the ATC… Beware of Les Liasons… Walk the Talk in AIDS WALK 2000… and more passing fancies.
Five’s Alive
Supervisor Raúl Grijalva faces a challenge from Republican Rosalie López
Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
The Skinny
The Star is only seeing double… The growth lobby’s nose is growing… Qwest is putting your money where their mouth is… and loads more dirt.
Dial ‘M’ For Monopoly
The phone company wrote and paid for prop 108; Guess who’ll gain from its passage.
Mass Confusion
Church shouldn’t be like a monster truck rally.
Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won’t cost a fortune.
