Theater

Broadway veteran Andrew Lloyd Webber’s magical, musical extravaganza “Cats” is on stage through June 19 at the Pioneer Center for Performing Arts, and it is sure to intrigue anyone as curious as a cat.

This week marks the return of the Reno Rodeo, festivals, live music and our favorite event scheduled this coming weekend: The Reno Big Wheel Races.

Bruka Theatre’s latest production is “Clue,” a comedic murder mystery based on the board game of the same name as well as the mid-1980’s movie based on the board game. 

Reno Little Theater’s latest production, “Native Gardens,” shines a light on border conflicts, xenophobia and racial animus, but at the hyper-local level and with plenty of laughs.

It was a pleasure writing this week’s “five events” column, in part because there are so many events to choose from – unlike this time last year.

Like its two famous movies, TOPGUN instruction is real … teaching pilots that warfighting becomes a matter of life and death in the skies above sea or land.

Yes, that’s right, the Pope of Trash himself, John Waters, paid the Biggest Little City a visit last Friday and he couldn’t have been more welcome.

Having just passed the 50-year anniversary of its stage debut, “Jesus Christ Superstar” is one of Webber’s earlier and most iconic works.

There are not one, not two, not three, but at least four walks this week to learn more about yourself, nature, art and the wondrous beauty of the Truckee River. 

Written by Juliana Nash and Julia Jordan, this one-act alt-rock opera is one that doesn’t quit from start to finish.