TMR interview: The star of ‘Hands on a Hardbody’ needs an oil change every 15,000 miles. What’s he doing on stage?
Meet Dwight. He's the star of Shine Theatre!'s latest musical, this one about a group of Texans trying to win a pickup truck.
Win tickets to Beethoven’s 9th symphony with the Fresno Philharmonic and Fresno Master Chorale
Enter the ticket giveaway by 11 a.m. Thursday.
Review: In Good Company’s frothy ‘All Shook Up,’ the King and the Bard team up to celebrate the sauciness of the ’50s
Heather Parish writes that this production at Roger Rocka's Dinner Theater is a crowd-pleaser for fans of mid-America nostalgia.
Weekend pick: In its 35th season, ‘New Wrinkles Presents America, Sing!’
The popular production runs through June 11 at Fresno City College.
5 picks for June ArtHop: Daniel Van Gerpen gets above it all at A Sense of Place
Other picks for the monthly Fresno Arts Council event include Michael Phillips at Downtown Artist Gallery, Rebecca Caraveo at Spectrum, Pride Month at CMAC, and the Contemporary Humanitarian Artists Association at Scarab Creative Arts.
Yukari Thiesen, heart and soul of the Valley Performing Arts Council, leaves behind a long line of tiny, grateful dancers
Born in Japan and trained as a professional ballet dancer, she went on to influence generations of children through her Northwest Ballet Studio and the VPAC.
As 2 key arts supporters are bounced from the Measure P commission, Fresno arts leaders fight back
Local arts leaders are protesting City Hall's efforts to muddle the Fresno Cultural Arts Master Plan.
Open letter: Local arts leaders call on City Council to intervene in Cultural Arts Plan
The draft master plan, which was released to the public last week, "betrays a striking lack of knowledge and understanding of the local arts community and contains many highly questionable and confusing recommendations."
Theater review: Good Company’s clever ‘Bad Seed’ asks nature and nurture to arm wrestle. Which one wins the match?
Amalie Larsen is terrific as a mother with misgivings. The run continues through June 11.
On new episode of ‘The Munro Review on CMAC,’ a ‘Sweeney Todd’ duet. Plus: a new executive director for Arte Américas.
'Sweeney Todd' plays in Visalia through May 28. At Arte Americas, the exhibition 'Jose Montoya's Resonant Valley' is going strong.
Review: With the war in Ukraine, ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ takes on a palpable new meaning
The non-Equity national tour of 'Fiddler' closes in Fresno on May 17.
5 picks for May ArtHop: Robert Weibel at Scarab, Franka M. Gabler at Spectrum, Audia Dixon at Corridor 2122, and more
Other options include Adam Longatti at Downtown Artist Gallery and a celebration of National Historic Preservation Month.
Don’t miss Fresno Art Museum’s important exhibition highlighting the works of Nathan Oliveira
Michele Ellis Pracy, who curated 'Nathan Oliveira: Rare Works From the Private Collections of His Children,' gives a tour for 'The Munro Review on CMAC." The exhibition runs through June 25.
Outside consultant recommends that parks department get into the arts business. Where does that leave the Fresno Arts Council?
The Network for Culture and Arts Policy, which is being paid $150,000 for a Cultural Arts Master Plan, says the city parks department should be in the Measure P arts-administration driver's seat.
Review: ‘The Pillowman’ at Fresno State doesn’t offer a gentle sleep, but it’s sharp, daring and subversive
The show continues through Saturday, May 13. J. Daniel Herring directs.