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Out Of The Darkness: AOP actor Aaron Young puts heart in ‘Hunchback’

If you grew up singing along to the Disney animated film “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” then Arts One Presents has a treat for you! This year’s summer musical is

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The Sun Will Come Up: FSLT ready for Annie’s tomorrow to arrive

In the Fort Smith Little Theatre version of “Annie,” opening July 28, little orphan Annie has a sister. That’s not the relationship you’ll see on stage; you’ll see two actresses

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‘Disney’s Descendants’: Trike lets kids explore theater

On the first day of a four-week summer theater camp, two dozen youngsters ages 9 to 16 came to Trike Theatre in Bentonville not knowing each other and perhaps having

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What’s New, T2? Festival gives new plays a safe place to grow

Each year, four plays are given the chance to workshop in front of an audience at TheatreSquared’s Arkansas New Play Festival, book-in-hand staged-reading style. The arrangement is beneficial for all:

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The Show Is On The Road: ‘A Chorus Line’ launches from Walton Arts Center

Before the tip of the first gold-glittered hat, Dan Sher will be clocking lights, music and more at the Walton Arts Center as “A Chorus Line” prepares to take the

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Art For Art’s Sake: At APT, big painting causes bigger uproar

Art, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. It’s not so complicated if one among a group of friends loves Picasso, another prefers Asher Durand, and another chooses

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Words And Music: Playwrights Festival shows off NWA talent

“The Smokehouse Players love local and this event is about as local as you can get.” That’s how Terry Vaughan begins a conversation about the first-ever Northwest Arkansas Playwrights Festival,

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Words And Music: Playwrights Festival shows off NWA talent

“The Smokehouse Players love local and this event is about as local as you can get.” That’s how Terry Vaughan begins a conversation about the first-ever Northwest Arkansas Playwrights Festival,

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Moon Over FSLT: Ludwig comedy back for revival

If you think you’ve seen “Moon Over Buffalo” before — well, you’ve got a great memory! The Ken Ludwig comedy was first produced on Broadway in 1995 with Carol Burnett

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The World In One Night: Fayetteville Film Fest brings its best to Artosphere

An artificial flower shop owner grows forbidden flowers in secret. A man walks near an interstate to see rare birds. Women divers harvest the waters around Jeju Island. Rock climbers