Our critic writes a brief one-act play about the Something Something Theatre Company’s latest production
By Sherilyn Forrester
Oct 18, 2018
Brian Stidham fell in love with Tucson the minute he came to town.
By A.J. Flick
Oct 11, 2018
Ballet Tucson opens its 15th pro season with a musical dive into the past.
By Margaret Regan
Oct 11, 2018
"Our Sister's Keeper" tells stories of strength in indigenous cultures and developing countries.
By Emily Dieckman
Oct 11, 2018
Like most good art,Letters to the Future: Black WOMEN / Radical WRITING is difficult to place neatly into one category.
By Emily Dieckman
Oct 4, 2018
This weekend, Tucson Weekly executive editor Jim Nintzel will stand on a stage before family, friends, acquaintances and possibly enemies, and tell a story about the time he went to jail.
By Emily Dieckman
Oct 4, 2018
Architectural designer Sylvia Wilde gets her due in this year’s Tucson Modernism Week
By Margaret Regan
Oct 4, 2018
The sky's the limit in Cielo.
By Margaret Regan
Sep 27, 2018
With apologies to Lewis Carroll, who rejoices in a day both "brillig" and "frabjous" in his invented-word poem "Jabberwocky," Tucsonans have every reason to revel in two brillig painting exhibitions downtown.
By Margaret Regan
Sep 20, 2018
Jane Jones directs with just the right (and light) touch, and an excellent cast keeps all the balls in the air while creating likable characters all.
By Sherilyn Forrester
Sep 20, 2018
Beguiled has been once a book and twice a movie. Now, through the graces of Artifact Dance Project, it will also be a dance.
By Margaret Regan
Sep 13, 2018
The night was a little bit weird right from the beginning.
By Emily Dieckman
Sep 13, 2018
Catch The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey live this weekend, and Galileo the next.
By Sherilyn Forrester
Sep 13, 2018
