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.
Posted by: By Kevin Kinder
‘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.
Even with BB&BBQ officially canceled, the rumblings of riders may impact Fayetteville this weekend
Despite the cancelation of the official Bikes, Blues & BBQ rally, additional motorcycles will be in the Northwest Arkansas area later this week.
PHOTOS: Walmart AMP expansion complete but waiting for a concert
When large-scale concerts are safe again, marquee touring acts will have a new and improved place to play in Northwest Arkansas.
‘Things Happen the Way they Ought to’: Pandemic inspires Fayetteville songwriter to release album from now-defunct band
The music of Water Liars will ‘Roll On’ despite its unceremonious arrival. There are songs on the record that may connect with people, and that’s the ultimate miracle of music.
Recently reopened Crystal Bridges announces revised exhibit schedule while also announcing new exhibits
The museum in Bentonville has announced a series of new temporary exhibits that begin later this year and an amended schedule for many of the temporary exhibits announced this time last year.
‘Just you wait’: Walton Arts Center announces new shows while in the midst of current hiatus
Here’s a bit of good news, and some much needed good news at that.
REVIEW: ‘Anastasia’ musical is a beautifully stylized look at a not-so-distant past
It’s quite the onstage wonder. The costuming is nothing short of amazing, and the adaptability of the set pieces, along with a seamless directorial style, make it all the more like an animated dream.
TheatreSquared announces new season designed to showcase a blend of fresh and classic works
TheatreSquared has announced a new slate of shows that includes the world premiere of a theatrical version of Designing Women, written by the original series’ writer.
‘Contemporary, temporary’: State of the Art 2020 helps open new home for new art in Bentonville
The sequel exhibition features the works of 61 artists from around the country, working across all media and styles.
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