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Hip-Hop History: A marvelous ‘Hamilton’ finally takes the stage in Tucson

By Margaret Regan

Nov 25, 2021

In the opening scene of Hamilton, the characters who will become America’s founding fathers crowd the stage. There’s a Jefferson here and a Madison there and a Washington over yonder...

The hit musical “Hamilton” was postponed multiple times from Broadway In Tucson due to the pandemic, but is on schedule to debut Nov. 17.

Good for the Soul: Etherton Gallery’s new home features a debut show from Joel-Peter Witkin

By Margaret Regan
Nov 18, 2021
Adaptive Renewal: A new midtown art studio space has sprung up on Grant Road

By Bryn Bailer
Nov 11, 2021
Arty party: TMA welcomes the community back with Howl

By Jeff Gardner
Oct 28, 2021
Ballet Is Back! Ballet Tucson happily returns to the stage with a Balanchine dance and more

By Margaret Regan
Oct 21, 2021
Foreign Exchange: Three young London artists bring fresh new art to Pima College’s Bernal Gallery

By Margaret Regan
Sep 23, 2021
Bound by COVID: Three books by Tucson authors nearly vanished beneath the waves of the coronavirus

By Margaret Regan
Sep 16, 2021
2021 Fall Arts Preview: Stepping Up: Dance companies are back on their feet

By Margaret Regan
Sep 2, 2021
2021 Fall Arts Preview: Visual arts: Galleries galore!

By Margaret Regan
Sep 2, 2021
2021 Fall Arts Preview: Acting Up: The post-pandemic curtain rises

By Emily Dieckman
Sep 2, 2021
In the Spotlight: UA announces return to live theatre for upcoming season

By Jeff Gardner
Aug 19, 2021
Three Cheers: How a Trio of Downtown Galleries Are Keeping Art Alive

By Margaret Regan
Aug 12, 2021
Fantastic Four: TMA’s summer exhibition features a quartet of solo shows by artists in distinct cultural communities

By Margaret Regan
Aug 5, 2021
Columnar Characters: New book celebrates the symbolism of saguaros in Arizona and beyond

By Jeff Gardner
Jul 22, 2021
Teatro Carmen Rising: At Long Last, the Historic Theater Is Set To Be Restored

By Margaret Regan
Jul 15, 2021
Silver Lining: Reeling from pandemic closures, some arts groups have found new ways to work together

By Margaret Regan
Jul 1, 2021
Stars Once More: Gaslight Theatre, Music Hall return to indoor shows

By Jeff Gardner
Jun 24, 2021
Border Visions: Virtual art exhibit ‘Thirst for Humanity’ raises funds for humanitarian organizations No Más Muertes and Casa Alitas

By Christina Duran
Jun 17, 2021
Female Gaze: This year’s Mujeres, Mujeres, Mujeres exhibit tackles old injustices in a virtual gallery

By Margaret Regan
Jun 3, 2021
Outpouring of Optimism: Local venues scheduling shows and opening their doors

By Margaret Regan
May 20, 2021
Make it sew: MOCA-Tucson features exhibit of reclaimed T-shirts

By Margaret Regan
May 6, 2021