Artown
REVIEW: “A Funny Thing Happened…” at Reno Little Theater
Reno Little Theater’s latest production, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,” is incredibly funny. […]
Theater
Artown
PHOTOS: Bandaloop Opens Artown With Stunning Visual Performance
The East Bay Area performance group, Bandaloop, opened Artown’s month-long annual arts festival last night. The performers dangled and danced from City Hall downtown with three breathtaking performances. […]
Artown
Midtown Art Walk: 10 Year Celebration June 28
The Midtown Art Walk: 10 Year Celebration invites all to commemorate a milestone in its history and the eccentric, vibrant culture of the Midtown District in Reno on June 28, 2018, from 4pm to 10pm. […]
Arts
REVIEW: The (Curious Case of The) Watson Intelligence Tackles Humans and Tech
The (Curious Case of The) Watson Intelligence is not easy to follow. It’s a treatise devoted to man’s relationship to machines that spans centuries but plays out with commentaries on the human drive to be […]
Artown
Artown Selects Sierra School of Performing Arts for Lear Ownership
Artown announced today that the new owner of downtown’s historic Lear Theater will be the Sierra School of Performing Arts. Artown put out a proposal to transition ownership of the theater to a new entity, […]
Entertainment
Bang Bang: Dinner and a Show at Eldorado Resort Casino
Photo gallery by Nick McCabe My fiancé and I dined at Roxy before attending the brand new cirque show, Cirque Paris. Roxy is located inside the Eldorado just behind the Poseidon fountain. The Eldorado Resort […]
Artown
Artown Announces Four Potential New Owners of Lear Theater
Artown today announced that there are four finalists under consideration to take over ownership of the Lear Theater near downtown. The four are: Achemist Movement Mercury Momentum Merry War Theater Group and The Potentialist Workshop […]
Arts
REVIEW: Death By Design at Reno Little Theater
Reno Little Theater’s latest production, opening this weekend, is a British comedy about jealousy, sex, and death. It’s interwoven with some commentary about the role of arts in modern culture that can’t help but be […]
Arts
Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’ Has Burning Man Twist at UNR
The University of Nevada, Reno’s Department of Theatre and Dance this week is putting on William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night,” but with strobe lighting and themes of radical self expression. “Twelfth Night” addresses love and […]
Arts
REVIEW: ‘Steel Magnolias’ Brings Heart, Tragedy to Reno Little Theater
View a photo gallery below. It is difficult to not enjoy “Steel Magnolias,” even if you might shed a tear or two. The play “Steel Magnolias,” despite being incredibly funny, is really a tale of […]