Review: “Mean Girls” at the WAC might not be mean, but it is busy and beautiful
Despite its ‘Mean Girls’ reputation, it mostly falls on the sweet side of things.
Posted by: By Kevin Kinder
Review: ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ asks audiences to believe in the unbelievable
Just like the beloved children’s novel that spawned two full-scale movie versions, the musical adaptation is dark, weird and wild with plenty of onstage magic, some strong acting and interesting visuals.
Review: ‘Come from Away’ seeks to bring us together with a look at post-9/11 kindness
The show is fast paced, with many short scenes, and does a great job of talking about the micro-connections of our human experience.
Review: Jonas Brothers show their ubiquity during packed show at the Walmart AMP
The ‘Remember This’ tour with Kelsea Ballerini and Jordan McGraw kicked off in August.
Review: “Designing Women” follows its own script for theater show that serves up Southern sass for its fans
TheatreSquared has brought in a powerhouse cast featuring Broadway and television veterans to fill the rolls.
Review: Megadeth and three other metal acts bring life to fans in Rogers
Megadeth remains a bucket-list band, and that feeling hasn’t dulled over time.
TheatreSquared to debut theatrical version of “Designing Women” this week
The new show has received updates for our modern times.
Review: Pitbull packs a crowd and pyrotechnics into first Arkansas show
Pitbull’s 80-minute set started with a barrage of seven songs in 30 minutes.
Review: A sea of fans greets Phish for their first Arkansas show (and their first since the pandemic started)
Phish operates as a unit, one that’s clearly played together for nearly 40 years.
Crystal Bridges celebrates its 10th birthday as only it knows how – with a new community-focused exhibit
It’s the largest temporary exhibit the museum has ever hosted in terms of square footage.
New works and new smaller-scale exhibits occupy the early summer schedule at Crystal Bridges
The permanent collection of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art keeps expanding, and an exhibit that opened June 26 helps show the newest works at the museum.
Review: Matilda helps TheatreSquared turn the page on live performances
Matilda wants us to believe that if we put our mind to something, and it’s for the right side of things, our strengths will help us prevail.
Crystal Bridges reveals 2022 exhibit schedule and announces return of North Forest Lights
Plans announced Wednesday show the museum exploring two other fields for the first time – fashion and architecture.
New comedy “At the Wedding,” developed in part in Fayetteville, returns as TheatreSquared’s first in-person production in a year
After the run in Fayetteville, the show will take the stage at the Lincoln Center in New York.
Walton Arts Center announces upcoming Broadway season, the venue’s first indoor, large-scale productions in a year
Broadway shows – including the smash hit Hamilton – are coming to Fayetteville.
‘From zero to something’: Concerts are cautiously returning to Northwest Arkansas
Here’s the current outlook for live music at George’s Majestic Lounge, The Walmart AMP, Smoke & Barrel Tavern and the Roots Festival.
REVIEW: Dixie’s Happy Hour slings up a bit of pandemic relief for the Walton Arts Center and its audience
The show is available in Fayetteville from Feb. 26-28 and again from March 4-7. It’s meant to be watched synchronously at 8 p.m.
TheatreSquared’s production of ‘School Girls’ a lesson in privilege and what we can expect from live theater in our current moment
This production was purposefully staged, imbued with a talented cast and carefully filmed. We are privileged to have such an offering from our own region.
TheatreSquared casts a glowing light on science and the power of women with new production of ‘The Half-Life of Marie Curie’
The show marks the theater company’s first fully-staged, new production of its current season.
Big frights in small spaces: Pinpoint becomes ‘Nightmare on Block Street’ in Fayetteville
The idea is to stretch the Halloween experience out over a month but still go all out for the holiday.
TheatreSquared revisits its season schedule, announces a blend of live and streaming offerings
Now, more than six months after last hosting live theatrical productions, TheatreSquared has announced its plans for a return.
New exhibit explores the before and after of Ansel Adams (with 100 images by Adams, too)
The exhibit challenges viewers to contemplate their interactions with nature – but also to make them.
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