This modernized version is an austere depiction of oppression, rebellion and sexuality, featuring maturing kids finding their bodies amongst shifting roles.
By Marguerite Saxton and Taming of the Review
Apr 18, 2019
Artist Chris Rush’s memoir tells a tale of an astonishing childhood
By Margaret Regan and Chris Rush
Apr 11, 2019
Fresh from a Peace Corps tour in poverty-stricken Jamaica in the late sixties, photographer Bill Owens landed a newspaper job in Livermore, California.
By Margaret Regan
Apr 11, 2019
Don't think erotic art is your thing? Woodhall thinks it might be worth going anyway.
By Emily Dieckman
Apr 11, 2019
Tucson now has a juried show of its own, inspired by the one in Loveland and others.
By Margaret Regan
Apr 4, 2019
Flamenco music filled the spaces around me. The glow of soft red light cascaded down the curtain. Audience members of different ages and cultures wandered in. The curtain rose and I was enraptured for the duration of this incredible production.
By Gretchen Wirges and Taming of the Review
Apr 4, 2019
With the air balmy and the skies sunny, it's time to take an art stroll.
By Margaret Regan
Mar 28, 2019
Almost everybody, religious or not, knows the story of David and Goliath. It's quite a story, but it's not the one Ashley Bowman wanted to tell in the narrative dance that she debuts this weekend.
By Margaret Regan
Mar 21, 2019
"In an era where the word feminist feels like a battle cry, it was a delight to see the battle of the sexes, at least for a few bars, come to an end."
By Leigh Moyer
Mar 21, 2019
A new dance performance examines the diagnosis of heartbreak
By Briannon Wilfong
Mar 14, 2019
For the third time, Ballet Tucson has scored with the Balanchine Trust, winning permission to dance one of George Balanchine's revered neoclassical ballets.
By Margaret Regan
Mar 7, 2019
Brian Jabas Smith pioneered the Know Your Product column in the Weekly during his time here editing the Music section. In a literary twist, we asked him to write about five of the many books that altered the course of his life.
By Jim Nintzel
Mar 7, 2019
