Theater Artists Answer the Question, ‘What Now?’
Before the coronavirus, the play was the thing.
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It’s Not Just Nerds Who Are Learning to Joust
Don’t fence Richard Marsden in.
State Balladeer Dolan Ellis On Using Common Sense
The songwriter is thinking like a folkie during these trying times.
Welcome to Teacher Kyllan Maney’s Mutant Pinata Class
Her students’ work was to be featured at an exhibit this weekend.
What to See at Modern Phoenix Week 2020
The annual midcentury celebration starts Friday, March 13.
Modern Phoenix Takes Us Back to the Future. Would We Have Ended Up There, Anyway?
Ahead of this year’s weeklong celebration of all things midcentury, a look at the Valley’s modern design and architecture enthusiasts.
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Zombi Apothecary Owner Genevieve El-Masri Doesn’t Dabble in the Dark Side
She wants to have an open dialogue about the spiritual.
The Life of a Scottsdale Show Cat (And His Owner)
Neurosurgery scientist Julie Backes Supple is not a crazy cat lady.
Virtual Murders and Real Food at Peoria’s Modern Round
There’s pretend killing but startlingly tasty food at Modern Round in Peoria.
Raiders of the Lost Art: Preserving Painter Len Johanson’s Legacy
The Glendale Community College arts teacher’s granddaughter wants his work to be seen.
Curtain Call: Actress Joy Bingham Strimple Has Left Us
The local theater fixture was 79.
Couple of Hams: Laughing Pig Theatre Is Up and Running
Last season they did something called The Abortion Road Trip.
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Ready for Departure: Sky Harbor’s Terminal Two Is No More
And we were there for the farewell party.
Remembering Bob Shane, Kingston Trio Co-Founder and Longtime Phoenix Resident
He was the last surviving member of the influential folk group.
Best Sellers: Two VNSA Book Sale Members Are Making Their Book Mark
A couple share tales of from their nine years of helping with the event.
Ann Morton’s ‘Violet Protest’ Politicizes Fiber Art
She’ll mail 50 handmade textile squares, made by fiber artists in America and Puerto Rico, to every member of the newly elected Congress in 2021.
There Are More Stories Than Floors at The Stewart, Phoenix’s Beleaguered New Luxury High-Rise
Among the amenities at this downtown tower: electrical failures, dead air conditioners, brown tap water, and transient Airbnb partiers.
It’s Personal: Author Laurie Stone Has Taken Notes on Now
Several scenes in her new book take place in Scottsdale.
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Not in Kansas Anymore: Brett Valliant Is Organ Stop’s New Keyboard Guy
He moved here to man the 6,000-pipe Mighty Wurlitzer.
The Sweetest Gift: Linda Ronstadt Owes Us Nothing
A new documentary on the singer airs on CNN on New Year’s Day.
On Pines and Needles: Stories From a Christmas Tree Lot
Time to flock the tree.
Arizona Theatre Company’s Billy Russo Is Leaving His Post
“Billy has been very public about different organizations needing different leaders at different times.”