Pluribus is a coldly intelligent character study about individualism and the cost of remaining human when the apocalypse arrives.

A bug is coming to Prescott and Simon Barbe, for one, hopes many residents catch it. Barbe, 24, is directing “Bug,” a play by ...

For I.J.G.B.s (an abbreviation of “I Just Got Back”), Detty December means a month of spending money earned abroad. The ...

16 bands are playing throughout the day and night, including Shreveport favorites like Expletive, Nuwma, Within Balance, ...

High-flying acrobats, insane puppetry and performers clad in weird animal masks – so many animal masks, from rams to koalas ...

While McKenzie Runyon went to Rome to learn more about her future career in graphic design, she left with lifelong lessons ...

SALT LAKE CITY (KSL) -- Bryan Flanders thought he was going to die. He ended up teaching circus arts instead. His story begins with a small bump on his shoulder that grew bigger and more painful. He ...

Copo, Diana, Suzy, Tomasa, Lana, Riso and Charlotte dance and prance inside the big tent. Credit... Supported by By Alexis Soloski Visuals by Amy Lombard Juan Quiroz believes that nearly any dog can ...

Acrobats from a Mexican theater company perform “Mortal Leap into Xib’alb’a,” which reinterprets a myth from a sacred Mayan book about creation and the journey to the underworld. The Associated Press ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Acrobats from a Mexican theater company perform ...

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican artistic director Jorge Díaz used to have a unique selection of bedtime stories for his son. Setting aside well-known books like “Pinocchio,” they read tales closer to home.