Akos Szabo of Match Makes Global Cuisine with Local Ingredients
The chef at the FOUND:RE in downtown Phoenix is not out to run your typical hotel restaurant.
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What to Expect at Phoenix Theatre’s After Orlando Play Readings Event
Featuring Maren Mascarelli, Angelica Howland, and Rusty Ferracane.
Cathy Dresbach’s New Play 3 No Trump Debuts in Peoria
No wall — just bridge.
How to Make the World a (Slightly) Better Place in 2017
A to-do list for a less sucky year.
Joe Montaño III’s Ire at Phoenix’s Lousy Poetry Scene Doesn’t Rhyme with Anything
The battle is getting nasty.
Welcome Back, Cursive
In praise of penmanship — and creativity.
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Why the Wright House Preservationists Deserved an AIA Arizona Award
The largesse of local preservationists is gaining national recognition.
Billy Elliot at Phoenix Theatre Is the Must-See Show of the Holiday Season
Matthew Dean is magnificent.
Don’t Put a Cactus on It. The Arizona-Themed Design Trend Needs to Die
Keep your saguaros to yourself.
Grace Unger Works to Take Tuck Shop Up a Notch
Grace Unger has made gentle tweaks to Tuck Shop, a Phoenix favorite.
Arizona Theatre Company’s An Act of God Is Some Kind of Miracle
Marsha Mason directs for Arizona Theatre Company.
Give Me Good Food, Hold the Pretense. And the Weird Menu Items.
Phoenix restaurants, stop trying so hard! We call it The New Pretense and we don’t like it.
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Phoenix Sky Harbor Named America’s Best Airport — Here’s Why
Take that, Big Apple.
Art Won’t Trump Disgust and Fear
Protest art can’t fix this.
In My Life as an Animal, Laurie Stone Navigates New York and Scottsdale
She’s coming to Changing Hands this month.
Stray Cat Theatre’s The Trump Card Is a Well-Timed Tirade
Trump Card plays through November 6.
Black Theatre Troupe’s Likable Rasheeda Speaking Is Full of Unlikable Characters
I wondered, as I headed to a second-week performance of Black Theatre Troupe’s Rasheeda Speaking, if it would be possible for a production starring Lillie Richardson and Katie McFadzen to be lousy. Could it be in some way lacking if the supporting cast were Joseph Kremer and Pamela Fields? How…
Experience Scottsdale, or Else
High on my list of Things That Annoy Me is the ongoing trend in “rebranding” stuff. I’m suspicious of the idea of changing the name or the look of something and claiming it’s somehow substantially different. It seems sneaky and disingenuous, like when KISS and Dolly Parton made disco records…
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Playwright Guillermo Reyes Thinks Phoenix Theaters Need to Shine More Light on Latino Culture
The 2016 edition of New Times’ Best of Phoenix is out now, featuring a series of “as told to” profiles that explore how our city’s proximity to Mexico makes it better. It’s been more than 20 years since I moved from Los Angeles to become the head of the MFA…
Miguel Guerrero of Miguel’s Beauty Salon Knows Going to the Salon Is About More Than Cutting Hair
The 2016 edition of New Times’ Best of Phoenix is out now, featuring a series of “as told to” profiles that explore how our city’s proximity to Mexico makes it better. People really want to talk to their stylist. That’s almost more important than the haircut. The color. Because I…
Casandra Hernandez Faham of CALA Initiatives Thinks Arizona Needs to Create a New Vision of Itself
The 2016 edition of New Times’ Best of Phoenix is out now,featuring a series of “as told to” profiles that explore how our city’s proximity to Mexico makes it better. I was born and raised in Hermosillo, the capital of Sonora, and moved to Phoenix 15 years ago. I never…
Bibi and Veronica Canales of Fair Trade Cafe Are Baristas, Not Robots
The 2016 edition of New Times’ Best of Phoenix is out now, featuring a series of “as told to” profiles that explore how our city’s proximity to Mexico makes it better. Bibi: I was born first. I’m five minutes older than Veronica. But I don’t boss her. It’s the other…