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'Scrooge' brings holiday cheer to Tucson theater stage - Vimarsana News

'Scrooge' brings holiday cheer to Tucson theater stage

Arizona Theatre Company's artistic director successfully reworked the 1992 stage version of "Scrooge" with the help of the original composer. It's on stage in Tucson now.

Source: tucson.com
Steampunk Nutcracker Retelling Coming in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Steampunk Nutcracker Retelling Coming in 2022

This Kickstarter campaign organized by Last Ember Press features a complete graphic novel retelling of The Nutcracker, but with a steampunk flair!

Fachie Commonwealth Games streak ended by Ball at day overshadowed by crash - Vimarsana News

Fachie Commonwealth Games streak ended by Ball at day overshadowed by crash

Scotland's Neil Fachie was defeated for the first time today at the Commonwealth Games, as Welsh rider James Ball ended his hopes of a record sixth gold medal, an achievement overshadowed by a horrific crash in the men's scratch qualifying.

Emma McKeon becomes most successful Commonwealth Games athlete with 11th gold medal - Vimarsana News

Emma McKeon becomes most successful Commonwealth Games athlete with 11th gold medal

The Australian has surpassed fellow Australian greats Susie O’Neill, Ian Thorpe and Leisel Jones, who are tied on 10 gold medals apiece

CGF apologises to cyclists, confirms Unwin and Holt not to receive bronze - Vimarsana News

CGF apologises to cyclists, confirms Unwin and Holt not to receive bronze

English tandem B sprint cyclist Sophie Unwin and pilot Georgia Holt are not to be awarded the bronze medal in the women's event from yesterday despite finishing third at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games due to a small number of teams competing, the Commonwealth Games Federation has confirmed.