Theater company unveils its schedule

Borderlands Theater's 2013-14 season includes a prize-winning premiere, a traditional Christmas pageant and a visit with poet Pablo Neruda.

They'll play to 1 tough crowd: kids

Samantha Cormier is about to face her toughest audience:

Dishing with the chef: Grill with an eye toward healthy

Alfred Beltran is a Tucson native, so he knows what's in store for him over the next few months - hot days, then some hotter ones.

UA Poetry Center names new executive director

Poet Tyler Meier can barely contain himself.

Tucson's Invisible Theatre to mix mystery, music, mayhem in 2013-14 season

Invisible Theatre's 2013-14 season mixes a little music, a touch of mystery and even a miracle.

Tucson Jazz Institute takes first in national Lincoln Center contest

The Tucson Jazz Institute's Ellington Band took the top prize at the Jazz at Lincoln Center's 18th annual Essentially Ellington high school jazz competition in New York City.

Tucson composer R. Clark Jewett directs his dream - "The List: The Musical"

R. Clark Jewett is giving his mother the gift she really wants.

Solid music trumps a thin script in rock 'n' roll musical 'Million Dollar Quartet'

Talk about your dream team.

If timing is everything, Arizona Onstage Productions show has it

The timing is perfect in "All in the Timing," which Arizona Onstage Productions opened Friday.

Live Theatre Workshop's production of 'Two Into One' is sublimely silly

Have no doubts about it: Ray Cooney's "Two Into One" is sublimely silly.

Rollicking British farce opens at LTW

Back in the good ol' pre-celeb-phone-tapping days, British politicians often got away with their philandering ways.

Tucson's Rogue Theatre delivers chilling, powerful "Richard III"

Comparisons are odious, a famous writer once said.

Neo Malaysian Kitchen puts food first

Neo Malaysian Kitchen has lemak.

Whole lotta music

When Billy Woodward was a young boy, he and his pop would sit on the porch of their Maryland home and sing Elvis songs together.

Tucson restaurant review: Neo Malaysian Kitchen

Swoonable lemak, even without coconut cream.

If laughs are birdies, 'Fox on Fairway' gets plenty

There's no way around it: Golf is funny.

Arts grants help them find their place

Last year, Nicole Lightner's world opened up. She can thank the Tucson Pima Arts Council's PLACE grants for that.

Blue Man Group show keeps it loud and funny

"Well," said 83-year-old Wanda Mehsikomer as she plopped back down in her seat at Tucson Music Hall.

Tucson's Rogue Theatre brings one of Shakespeare's most evil, greedy characters to stage - "Richard III"

"Now is the winter of our discontent ..."

Compelling premiere comedy, "Row After Row," needs a bit of polish

The Civil War ended nearly 150 years ago.

Live Theatre Workshop readies for new season

There's no rest for the creative.

Gaslight Theatre's "Arizona Smith & the Relic of Doom" reprise still silly, packed with puns

Arizona Smith is back.

Scheduling conflicts, double-booking has Broadway in Tucson leaving Tucson Convention Center for University of Arizona's Centennial Hall

Scheduling conflicts, double-bookings and a lack of personnel who understand the needs of a theatrical company are driving Broadway in Tucson out of the Tucson Music Hall and into the University of Arizona's Centennial Hall.

Theater debuts time-shifting play

"So, these two re-enactors walk into a bar," begins Glen Coffman.

Invisible Theatre opens 'The Fox on Fairway,' a wry shot at golf

Ken Ludwig knows from funny.

Blue Man Group sets Tucson shows

It should not have worked.

Vegetables are Tucson chef's medium

Editor's note: Tucson chefs hunger for what's local, in season, new, comforting, interesting.

'Clybourne Park' is a must-see

"Clybourne Park" holds up a big ol' mirror and insists we take a good, long look.

Strengths of University of Arizona students make music in 'Nine'

"Nine" gets an 8 1/2.

Arizona International Film Festival features 100 films over 17 days

The truth rises up at this year's Arizona International Film Festival. Nearly 50 percent of the feature-length films are documentaries, and one-third of all the 100 films are documentaries.

Drab walls hide lively cooperative for artists

From the south, Citizens Warehouse looks so desolate. So, well, dull. Pass the massive two-story poured-concrete building on West Sixth Street along the railroad tracks and you'll see a hulking structure with few windows and spotty paint.

In 'Nine,' prof gives lesson on how to create a character

Danny Gurwin is a Broadway veteran who has taken his clothes off in "The Full Monty," played a self-serving Mr. McQueen in "Urinetown," and helped bring Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" to musical life.