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Arts Features
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Anyone who knows me at all can tell you that I'm less than warm and fuzzy when it comes to embracing work spawned by minimalism and... More >>
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An old friend who knows theater phoned me last week. "I've just seen the most perfect production of Ragtime," she said. "At Theater Works. You... More >>
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Every year, we put a spotlight on Scottsdale in the form of Shine, a pocket guide to the food, drink, art, and entertainment in this little... More >>
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Actors Theatre returned last week from a self-imposed sabbatical with a reminder of why we might have missed them if they'd gone altogether.... More >>
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Love Halloween? Then you'll love this: Organizers of many Halloween celebrations around the Valley are getting an early start to the scary season... More >>
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Who could have imagined that "Chaos Theory," a three-day, ragtag invitational art exhibition uncurated by artist Randy Slack of Legend City... More >>
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Nearly Naked Theatre has a tendency to comb through the oeuvres of solid contemporary playwrights and bring us productions of their earliest... More >>
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I was too old for Sesame Street. When it debuted in November 1969, I was in the second grade, and this oddball educational show wasn't yet a... More >>
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I'm standing out front of the Torch Theatre — an improv space in downtown Phoenix — on a recent Saturday night, asking the performers... More >>
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¿Como se dice "hot mess" en español? It's about the only term I can think of to describe "Turn Off the Sun," an ongoing exhibition... More >>
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Summer is the perfect time for cool hunting in Phoenix. The streets are empty, the days are long, the nights even longer — unless you know... More >>
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With spring cleaning said and done and the endless summer upon us, we can't think of a better use for your time than converting your newly... More >>
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If variety's the spice of life, then a big-box gym rat's existence must be oh-so-bland. In fact, training yourself to a treadmill day in and day... More >>
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My introduction to food of different cultures came at the time when it does for many an impressionable Midwest suburban white young adult:... More >>
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Nothing beats a cool escape — whether it takes you a few hours from home or halfway around the globe. There are a handful of spots to... More >>
From the Print Edition
"How Deep Is Your" at Scottsdale Museum of Art Is Minimalism with a Pulse
Anyone who knows me at all can tell you that I'm less than warm and fuzzy when it comes to embracing work spawned by minimalism and conceptualism, two amorphous art… More >>
