Curtain Critic: Energy-filled one-man show comes to Phoenix Theatre stage
"Buyer & Cellar" takes viewers on a comedic journey through a fictional mall set in Barbra Streisand's Malibu home.
Phoenix arts leaders celebrate 30 years of progress, look to future
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the creation of the Phoenix Arts and Culture Commission. Created under the leadership of former Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard, the history of the organization was celebrated at the Phoenix Art Museum Friday.
The Paper Plane zine offers engaging, offbeat illustrations and writings from local artists
The Paper Plane zine is only three months old and will be launching its latest issue on Saturday. With an increasing number of submissions coming from people the creators don't know, the zine's popularity is taking off.
On the Record: Operation Record Store Day
In this second installment of "On the Record" your host Alexandra and her trusty producer Claire are on a mission to find the best local records to snag on Record Store Day.
ASU student explores real faces and stories of teen motherhood in photography exhibition
ASU photography senior Amanda Mollino will be showcasing her honors thesis project at Modified Arts from Friday until May 9. The project features a series of photos of young mothers and documents their lives.
METROnome: 10 releases to look out for when Record Store Day hits
The master RSD exclusives list is a bit of a doozy, and chances are you’ll find too many titles you’re not interested in. To simplify the process, here is a list of unique and alluring releases to keep an eye on when the record store doors open.
On the Off Beat: Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra aims to inspire emotion and movement
15 musicians playing instruments can create a cacophony, yet the layered music of Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra creates harmony while teaching love and acceptance.
Curtain Critic: Arizona Opera brings a comedy classic to the stage
"Daughter of the Regiment" blends comedy and opera at the Phoenix Symphony Hall, offering a humorous romp through love and war.
METROnome: Indie 500 unites community with 38 hours of diverse performances
The Indie 500 turned out to be far more than just its frantic, crazy goal of 80 bands back-to-back. The event at the Trunk Space was, at heart, a way to bring together the downtown community.
Music Stroll jazzes up the pub crawl experience
Several different restaurants downtown, including the Arrogant Butcher, Copper Blues, Squid Ink and Tom’s Tavern, hosted musical acts Saturday afternoon for the fifth annual Downtown Music Stroll.