Come for the comedy, stay for the ballet. Or come for the ballet and stay for the comedy.
Arts & Culture
“Sin Eater” was one of seven installations in “The Traveling Miracle Show,” a performance art show that debuted at the Momas and Dadas New Genres Project House during First Friday.
Exactly how does one portray a spider?
More than 130 artists will be on hand for this weekend’s 28th annual Fine Arts Festival at Bicentennial Park, 999 Colorado St., in Boulder City.
It’s a bit disconcerting to realize that the live stage version of an animated musical is more cartoonish than the feature-length cartoon that inspired it.
Jackie Evancho turned 13 on Tuesday, and needless to say, the “tweener” divide between child and adult is more pronounced than usual.
Charlotte’s Web is scheduled to come to the Henderson Pavilion.
The third annual Cactus Show and Art Fair at Moon-Sun Cactus & Koi Gardens, 6430 McGill Ave., is set to bring artists and gardeners together to share their interests with the public April 20 and 21.
A novel presentation of a Baroque masterpiece. A sprightly and energetic reading of a work from the ’30s not quite yet fully established as a staple of the repertoire. A masterful and graceful performance of the Third of Brahms’ four symphonies. A duet for trumpet soloists that might work better on a Pops program.
The numbers are in — and up — for the Las Vegas Philharmonic.
Like father, like son. In a manner of speaking — or, more precisely, singing.
An exhibit featuring photography by Steven Dansky is scheduled to continue through May 19 at the Sunrise Library, 5400 Harris Ave. The show not only explores the artistic and cultural nature of graffiti, it uses graffiti as the starting point for unique art.