Oh man, are we in a backlash on liberal, PC culture right now. I mean, if you can call electing the KKK’s and Nazi party’s greatest white hope to the highest office in the world a backlash. I can’t even count how many people — strangers, family, trolls — have…
A French Village starts off on June 12, 1940, with a premiere that includes a German fighter plane shooting at children on a school trip. The scene is suspenseful but also staged with deliberate restraint, like a dream slowly turning into a nightmare before anybody quite realizes it. The series…
When last we saw Howard Hughes onscreen, Leonardo DiCaprio was repeating “the way of the future” ad infinitum as he gazed into the mirror. Warren Beatty’s long-in-the-making Rules Don’t Apply isn’t nearly as concerned with the future as Martin Scorsese’s The Aviator was, looking instead to the past and all…
Marsha Mason directs for Arizona Theatre Company.
The fest no longer features film.
Here’s a first look inside.
Take that, Big Apple.
From podcasts and “Chaos Theory” to feminist comedy.
In post-election America, Tania Katan offers seven ways for creative types to bounce back and make a difference.
Exactly what to get the cultured Arizonan your life.
So thoughtful.
Get Thanksgiving week plans.
She’s the newest addition to the Valley’s YA set.
“Phoenix helped give birth to Postcommodity.”
Here’s what happened.
Whether you just wanna stay occupied or you need a laugh.
A show full of beauty, humor, and perspective.
The idea is to bring dancers together.
Going out on a budget? Gotcha.
All the makeup.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, written as an original screenplay by author J.K. Rowling, is an expansion of her Harry Potter universe, and a test: Without lovable, adolescent leads Harry, Hermione Grainger, and Ron Weasley, or the elaborate narrative backbone provided by Rowling’s novels, can the wizarding world…
Exhibitions in Roosevelt Row and the warehouse district.
