Ensuring the health of our theaters during and after COVID-19 closures
By Betsy Labiner, Taming of the Review and Holly Griffith, Taming of the Review
Apr 2, 2020
One doesn’t need to see the Rialto Theatre’s “F U Coronavirus” marquee to know the artistic heart of Tucson has gone silent.
By Jeff Gardner
Mar 26, 2020
Over the last two weeks, Tucson’s art museums have closed down one by one, their grim announcements syncing with the worsening national news about the coronavirus pandemic. Some galleries have closed as well (see accompanying box for closures).
By Margaret Regan
Mar 26, 2020
The impressionist Pierre-Auguste Renoir is famed for painting women in general and bare-bottomed women in particular.
By Margaret Regan
Mar 19, 2020
An excerpt from Champagne Cowboys, the new thriller from Tucson author Leo W. Banks
By Leo W. Banks
Mar 12, 2020
There's almost too much going on this weekend in the Busy Pueblo.
By Margaret Regan
Mar 12, 2020
In her new adaptation of Jane Austen's novel Emma, director Autumn de Wilde goes for broke, aiming to achieve it all: historical realism and a contemporary spirit, comedy and emotional depth, style and substance, romantic fantasy and social commentary. It's a lot to weave together, and sometimes a thread gets lost in the film's dense tapestry. But overall this adaption is intelligent, significantly new and devastatingly charming.
By Cybele Knowles
Mar 12, 2020
Irish season is upon us! There are plenty of ways to celebrate Erin go Bragh. Here are just a few.
By Margaret Regan
Mar 5, 2020
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