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UA’s dark comedy, ‘Witch’ considers gender issues, sexuality, classism
Perhaps any production of Jen Silverman’s “Witch” should come with a warning. Ashley Lee, writing in the Los Angeles Times in September 2019, muses that art seemed to reflect life
Chiefs’ tight end Travis Kelce stars in new comic book, then wins Super Bowl
It seems like Travis Kelce is everywhere, but Springfield, Mo., author Michael Frizell and TidalWave Comics found one more pre-Super Bowl outlet for the Kansas City Chiefs star’s fame. He’s
Walton Arts Center names VoiceJam competitors, auditions open for WACappella
Born out of the popularity of TV shows like “Glee” and movies like “Pitch Perfect,” the Walton Arts Center’s VoiceJam A Cappella Festival returns April 12-13, and this week, the
The Game Is Afoot! – YAG’s ‘Sherlock’ adds musical pop to mystery
Asked to sum up “Sherlock The Musical,” director Missy Gipson turns to the words of one Young Actors Guild parent: “It sounds like ‘Hamilton’s’ little brother.” The Young Actors Guild,
CACHE creates Social Hour to bring arts administrators together
While Creative Arkansas Community Hub and Exchange, or CACHE, has always provided support and networking for artists in Northwest Arkansas, now they want to do the same for the busy
Ozark Mountain Music Festival returns for 10th year
The coziest indoor music festival returns to Eureka Springs for its 10th anniversary. With a mix of local musicians and nationally touring favorites, the Ozark Mountain Music Festival in Eureka
Cowabunga, Dude! Comic Con is everything from WWE to Teenage Turtles
“You know, comic con guests are an interesting group,” Joey Mills of VXV Events Media & Community Relations says. He’s talking specifically about the upcoming NWA Comic Con, returning to
Touted Eureka author Dragonwagon teaches planning
If the left brain is more analytical, and the right brain is more creative, it’s hard to imagine anyone more right-brained than Crescent Dragonwagon. An author known for her poetry,
WAC celebrates with mariachi music
¡Feliz Navidad! It’s Christmastime south of the border, too, and Latin Grammy-nominated Mariachi Herencia de México brings a blend of Mexican and American Christmas favorites to the Walton Arts Center
Entries open now for WAC’s 2024 VoiceJam
“A cappella music is more like a rock band and less of a choir,” says Jim Bob Loyd. “Yes, everyone is singing, but the trick is, we are actively feeding
