Kimberly Koerth

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Devil’s Advocate: Share stories, seek change with ‘Vagina Monologues’ this Valentine’s Day

This Valentine's Day, you should go see "The Vagina Monologues." And if you're reading this because you live in or near downtown Phoenix, you should go see the performance of "The Vagina Monologues" at the Pressroom.

Devil’s Advocate: Gratuitous reveling in the Arizona State Fair

Downtown Devil Chief Copy Editor Kim Koerth enjoys the fried food, live music and brightly-colored rides at the Arizona State Fair. But her true fair love lies in the petting zoo, with the goats who jump and chew your hair.

METROnome: Keep Big Red Night of the Dead outside, downtown

Imagine standing in the middle of one of your favorite cities, skyscrapers towering around you, listening as live music from some of your favorite bands spreads through the air. At Saturday’s sold-out Big Red Night of the Dead...

Curtain Critic: Ghostfest improv comedy marathon runs for 32 hours to raise funds

There are few things – maybe even nothing – weirder than the late-night segment of a 32-hour marathon improv show. But that is exactly what I treated myself to on Friday night (or was it Saturday morning?) at The Torch Theatre, as they held their fourth annual Ghostfest improv comedy marathon.

‘Hieroglyph’ anthology launch at Crescent Ballroom brings authors and scientists together

Scientists, educators and science-fiction authors convened at the launch of "Hieroglyph: Stories & Visions for a Better Future" at Crescent Ballroom on Wednesday night to discuss the positives science can bring to the future.

Curtain Critic: ‘The Neighborhood’ brings in Bragg’s to create scenes with easy chemistry

Every week, The Torch Theatre invites a guest monologist from Phoenix’s arts, music and culture scene to share their real-life stories as part of the show "The Neighborhood."