Review: Jimmy Buffett’s island vibes permeate the AMP for a (slow paced) party
May we all find a little of Buffett’s unique brand of zen once in a while and get carried away.
May we all find a little of Buffett’s unique brand of zen once in a while and get carried away.
Despite the multiple avenues where someone might have already interacted with the show, Hamilton’s arrival at the Walton Arts Center remains a big deal.
The six-show slate announced by Walton Arts Center officials compiles the most combined Tony victories of any season in the venue’s history.
Despite its ‘Mean Girls’ reputation, it mostly falls on the sweet side of things.
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.
The show is fast paced, with many short scenes, and does a great job of talking about the micro-connections of our human experience.
The ‘Remember This’ tour with Kelsea Ballerini and Jordan McGraw kicked off in August.
TheatreSquared has brought in a powerhouse cast featuring Broadway and television veterans to fill the rolls.
Megadeth remains a bucket-list band, and that feeling hasn’t dulled over time.
The new show has received updates for our modern times.
Pitbull’s 80-minute set started with a barrage of seven songs in 30 minutes.
Phish operates as a unit, one that’s clearly played together for nearly 40 years.
It’s the largest temporary exhibit the museum has ever hosted in terms of square footage.
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.
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.
Plans announced Wednesday show the museum exploring two other fields for the first time – fashion and architecture.
After the run in Fayetteville, the show will take the stage at the Lincoln Center in New York.
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