An acknowledged American masterwork, “Porgy and Bess” goes from opera to Tony-winning musical revival in its latest incarnation, opening an eight-performance run Tuesday at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts.
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Henderson’s free Stroll ’n’ Roll on Saturday, and the Smith Center performance of “Women Fully Clothed: Older and Hotter,” on Friday are two of the many events in the valley this weekend.
The Las Vegas Contemporary Dance Theater gathered Wednesday to provide a sneak preview of the company’s upcoming world premiere, “Alice Down the Rabbit Hole.”
The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender is scheduled for April 17-20 at The Orleans, 4500 W. Tropicana Ave. The event is set to include live music, a car show, burlesque performances, vendors and more.
The wildly imaginative world premiere production of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest,” at The Smith Center through April 27, taps magical, musical elements that give the stage classic a new spin.
It’s billed as “Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka,” but don’t expect the darkness of Dahl’s original book, “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” If you loved the 1971 film, you will recognize it, because this Music Theatre International script, “Willy Wonka, Jr.,” contains the Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley songs you’ll remember.
The late, great Sands — “A Place in the Sun” for the Rat Pack and their followers — inspires a four-part entertainment and exhibition series focusing on the Copa Room and its mystique.
Transforming dreams into reality can be a grueling process, as Teller and collaborators discover preparing a new version of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest,” now marking its world premiere at The Smith Center.
April Fools’ Day has come and gone, but the celebration lingers on, as First Friday dubs April’s celebration “The Fool,” fittingly scheduling pop-up performances from clowns, jugglers, comedians and puppeteers as part of this month’s downtown Arts District celebration.
The Empty Bowl Benefit, scheduled for April 5, draws talent from Green Valley High School, the Nevada Clay Guild, Aardvark Clay, the Fiber Guild and various artists.
Hold your breath, make a wish and count to three. The city of Henderson is preparing to unleash its pure imagination as it brings the Las Vegas Shakespeare Company’s rendition of “Willy Wonka” to town.
This month’s First Friday arts festival is slated to celebrate the fool, with more than 30 street performers from Strip productions roving throughout the festival.
Signature Productions invites the audience in with an impressive production of Victor Hugo’s masterpiece. R. Brodie Perry gives a nuanced performance as Valjean, and Michael Vojvodich brings a controlled precision to his Javert.
“Popera” quartet Il Divo expands its repertoire, singing Broadway tunes Saturday alongside Tony-winner Lea Salonga.
After 25 years, Southern Nevada’s longest-running arts organization is folding. The Contemporary Arts Center’s board of directors has voted to dissolve the organization, effective April 5, citing finances, lack of long-term exhibition space and community needs.
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