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Spade Robinson is a filmmaker whose latest project involves a suicide pact, a road trip and leaving behind failed careers and relationships.
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Director Melissa Rain Anderson is introducing some changes to an adapted version 1950's thriller Dial M for Murder for ThreatreSquared's stage.
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On today's show, a partnership between Northwest Arkansas Food Bank and downtown Bentonville restaurants to fight food insecurity. Plus, noisy crypto mining,, eponyms, and much more.
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Na'Tosha De'Von began working on her one-person play Ain't I a Woman while completing her MFA at the University of Arkansas. She talked about it with Randy Wilburn on a new episode of I Am Northwest Arkansas. The performances are August 10, 11 and 12 at the University of Arkansas Global campus theater on the Fayetteville Square.
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Today's Ozarks at Large features a conversation with Andrew Boyd about his new book, I Want a Better Catastrophe: Navigating the Climate Crisis with Grief, Hope and Gallows Humor. Plus, NWA Fashion Week begins, remembering singer songwriter Clare Starr, Teamsters and ABF Freight reach a tentative agreement, and more.
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Becca Martin Brown, the features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, said few chances remain to see Fort Smith Little Theater's production of Death Trap. She also recommends a new recording from SoNA and the return of the Mountain Street Stage at the Fayetteville Public Library.
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Becca Martin Brown, the features editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, said she knows not everybody gets spring break. But she has a schedule for next week so people can act like they have a break.
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Jason Burrow, associate professor of musical theater at the University of Arkansas, is on sabbatical while he serves as associate music director for a touring production of "Hamilton."
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Lacy Post did not like the play, "Hedda Gabler," at first. Years later, Post is directing the play that will open at University of Arkansas Theatre Friday night.
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The Smokehouse Players will present Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" for three nights beginning tomorrow at the Ozarks Mountain Smokehouse in west Fayetteville.