Hundreds of Artown presenters have been working around venue closures and social isolation, adapting their output to a new reality.
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Artown announced plans for the Lear Theater, including a possible 45 to 50-unit apartment building, at a recent festival press conference.
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Setting the stage: How local theater companies are faring in the pandemic
By Jeri DavisBy Jeri DavisAfter countless hours put into building sets and rehearsing scenes, the region’s theater companies remain in limbo due to coronavirus shut downs.
This past weekend, RLT aired more live theater to the Reno-Sparks audience and beyond through their May Day 24-Hour Virtual Play Fest.
TheatreWorks of Northern Nevada holds auditions for its Artown production of “The Wizard of OZ” on Tuesday, April 28 via ZOOM.
Karl reflects on the history of Reno Little Theater and it’s numerous moves and benefactors and contributors in Reno.
We’re into our fourth week of finding things to do that don’t involve leaving home. It’s fine. We’re fine. Everything’s fine.
Reno’s nonprofit arts organizations are looking for ways to stay afloat amid cancelations and closures.
Reno Little Theater, Bruka and Goodluck Macbeth announced they are suspending their productions as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.
“Noises Off!” at Good Luck Macbeth is a quirky, must-see show about a play within a play and the antics actors participate in backstage.
