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Culture

Arizona's fast lane to The Show runs on code, cash and clocks

Cronkite News charts a tech-fueled youth surge, early extensions and proposed draft and contract changes that could reset how fast Arizona stars reach and get paid.

Robert Miller • Aug 11, 10:49 AM

Culture

Cat Videos, Kids Day, and a Museum Betting on a Busy August Weekend

Phoenix Art Museum stacks CATVIDEOFEST and Kids Day on August 8 and 9. The high-low mix is deliberate: get people in the door, then keep them in the galleries.

Sofia Rodriguez • Aug 6, 10:05 AM

Culture

Phoenix Art Museum's Healey Gift Puts Indigenous Modernism on the August Calendar

The Way We Came opens August 26 with more than 70 works from a nearly 200-piece gift. The museum is treating it as more than a summer exhibition. It is a collection reset.

Ana Lopez • Aug 4, 12:20 PM

Culture

Flagstaff Shakespeare Closes Its Outdoor Summer With Cool Air and Crowds

As You Like It and Antony and Cleopatra wrap on NAU's North Quad this weekend. The altitude remains the festival's best production designer.

Robert Miller • Aug 2, 2:55 PM

Culture

Newsies Opens at Mesa Arts Center With a Local Cast Selling Hustle

Limelight Performing Arts brings the Disney stage musical to Mesa through August 9. The story is turn-of-the-century New York. The audience is East Valley summer.

Maria Garcia • Jul 31, 4:10 PM

Culture

Phoenix Theatre's Les Misérables Is Holding the Summer Crowd

Extended through mid-October, the Stephenson Theatre revival is selling more than nostalgia. It is selling a downtown night out that still works in August heat.

David Johnson • Jul 29, 11:40 AM

Culture

Arizona signs onto Hollywood antitrust brawl. Good. Now show the Arizona stakes.

Arizona joined 11 other Democratic-led states to sue in California to block Paramount's $110 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. Antitrust fights should protect competition, not serve as political theater.

Robert Miller • Jul 14, 9:46 AM