Articles on performing arts, including music, theatre, dance, etc.
Local rap artist Madusa has come far in the Vegas rap scene, working hard as a woman in a male dominated space to share her art and champion other women.
Local FoxRidge Park is claimed to be haunted. But is it? The rumors have inspired more than just ghost stories.
Committed to defying the odds, local music producer, audio engineer, songwriter, artist, and creative Tiana Shai brings her own seat to the table where one has historically been denied for women.
In the mid-1970s, a Quiet Storm, a radio format that primarily focused on R&B music, mostly of a slow, romantic flavor, was brewing. Inspired by the Smokey Robinson song, “Quiet Storm,” it is also the title of the new book by author Amani Roberts.
Cabaret and its themes are as relevant as ever in America today, as Majestic Repertory Theatre showed after recently bringing this iconic musical to life.
Recently celebrating its first anniversary, The Punk Rock Museum attracts people wanting to explore more than 45 years of punk rock history.
Held at UNLV between April 19 and 20, the 3rd Annual Powwow For The Planet presented cultural traditions, showcased leadership development within native youth, and celebrated Earth Day.
Known for its immersive entertainment district, Area 15 lined up a selection of daily performances from April 14 to April 20 for Red Eye Week.
Last month, on 4/20, Zia Records hosted its yearly celebration of Record Store Day at its two Las Vegas locations.
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