Reno Stage Scene; ‘A Feminine Ending’ at RAT
Amanda Blue asks herself this very question only to find her answer in a place where she was not looking in ‘A Feminine Ending.’
Read moreAmanda Blue asks herself this very question only to find her answer in a place where she was not looking in ‘A Feminine Ending.’
Read moreThis week Michelle and I stopped at five galleries, this was more than we intended, but we were having so much fun we got carried away.
We invite you to join us for Art Trek for March 13th.
Read moreWhat happens when the dead travel from purgatory to heaven or perhaps from purgatory to hell? In When Churchyards Yawn, we learn what happens when the characters from Hamlet attempt to come together and set their differences aside to find their way to heaven or be banished to hell, forever.
Read moreKeely and Du is an intensely somber play that, on the surface, is about abortion, but with deeper flavor notes in this captivating story. Powerful and thought-provoking Keely and Du is much more than just entertainment.
Read moreHave you seen the “Rocky Horror Show”? If you have, you will want to see it once again on stage. If you haven’t seen the “Rocky Horror Show”, it is time that you experience this entertaining, erotic, gender-bending journey inspired by the era of B-Movie Science Fiction.
Read moreThis week we took a look at three galleries. One gallery has dark work that may not be for the faint of heart, one gallery takes on the casino gaming industry with humor, and the last gallery has fine art photography that will bring you happiness.
So join us, Will you?
This week’s Art Trek for February 24th was more ambitious than planned. There are many great shows and exhibitions that you should check out. As it is the month’s end, many galleries will change over to the next show. One of the shows next month will have two of my photographs alongside those of some of the best fine art photographers in the area; we will talk more about that in the next Art Trek.
Read moreThe Nevada Museum of Art is presenting the first retrospective exhibition of Adaline Kent in sixty years. Kent was one of the most innovative and underrecognized midcentury American artists. This retrospective features approximately 120 works that span Kent’s entire career.
Read moreA Fish Story is a hilarious romp through the dysfunction of a family haunted by the past.
Read moreThis week’s Art Trek for February, 6th, features five galleries, yes, five. This was a huge Art Trek, indeed.
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