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Adaptation of Homer's 'The Iliad' on stage in Tucson - Vimarsana News

Adaptation of Homer's 'The Iliad' on stage in Tucson

An adaptation of Homer's "The Iliad" is the basis for a powerful production on stage in Tucson.

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Colleagues raise money for Pinellas County teacher battling stage 4 cancer - Vimarsana News

Colleagues raise money for Pinellas County teacher battling stage 4 cancer

Colleagues raised money for a Pinellas County teacher who is battling stage 4 rectal cancer. Christian Meier has been a teacher for 32 years.

Rogue Theatre explores spiritual, worldly connections - Vimarsana News

Rogue Theatre explores spiritual, worldly connections

In the play “Babette’s Feast,” two sisters living in a religious Norwegian village are exposed to temptations when they take in French refugee Babette. Their...

Tucson Weekly: Feminine Files (May 20 - May 26, 1999) - Vimarsana News

Tucson Weekly: Feminine Files (May 20 - May 26, 1999)

For Followers Of Bloodhut, 'Thighs And Dolls' Is A Fond Reprise Of Old Stories.Bloodhut Productions reprises old favorites. By Dave Irwin AM I THE only person who thinks that menstruation is of questionable entertainment value? In a segment called "Aunt Flo' " in the latest Bloodhut Production Thighs and Dolls, the troupe's Annette Hillman presents a male audience member with a sanitary napkin for his comments. Describing her first menstrual period in detail, a member of the troupe fears that "I had pooped myself." There is also the description of an adolescent's understanding of sex: "A ...

Spring Arts 2021: The Show Must Go On So Local Theater Troupes Get Creative - Vimarsana News

Spring Arts 2021: The Show Must Go On So Local Theater Troupes Get Creative

Arizona Theatre Company debuted The Legend of Georgia McBride at the Temple of Music and Art. Right after that opening night performance, the play closed down. The company has mounted no more in-person plays in Tucson or in Phoenix ever since.  Like so many other arts groups, ATC was stopped in its tracks by COVID. But only temporarily. After a failed effort to open up in January 2021, a month when the virus surged, the company is now feeling confident that it can stage a full season starting in September.   “We will be back!” artistic director Sean Daniels exclaims. He believes theatr...