Anniversary Season Opens With an Evening of Contemporary Choreography By Debbie Hall For 50 years, UNLV Dance has helped shape the artistic landscape of Las Vegas through movement, creativity, and collaboration. The milestone will be celebrated not by looking backward, but by embracing new possibilities as Golden Glow opens the anniversary season October 2-3 at the Judy Bayley Theatre, bringing together an acclaimed group of choreographers whose work connects the program’s ri

Where Las Vegas Creativity Connects, Creates and Collaborates By Isabel M. Castro "In a city famous for spectacle, four women are creating another kind of excitement—one built on collaboration, community and the belief that artists should not have to wait for permission to make their mark.” Sarah O’Connell, founder and publisher of Eat More Art and Artistic Director of The Asylum Theatre Las Vegas has never been short on spectacle. But beyond the marquees, stages and polished

Free Event at Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino Will Feature Live Drag Performances, Music, Games and Prizes By Debbie Hall In Las Vegas, drag is more than a night out. It is an art form built from transformation, costume, makeup, music, movement, and personality, with each performer creating a character that comes alive under the lights. That spirit will take center stage Thursday, October 1, when Glitz Glamour & BOOZE celebrates its first anniversary at Seven Sins Lounge inside

From Las Vegas stages and theatrical costumes to hand-sculpted Halloween folk art and a spectacular Día de Muertos ofrenda, native Las Vegan Isaias Hiram Urrabazo has spent a lifetime turning imagination into art—and memories into characters who refuse to disappear. Written and photography by Isabel M. Castro What if an altar could become a stage—and the people we have lost could become the characters returning home? For Las Vegas artist Isaias Hiram Urrabazo, that question i

By Debbie Hall What happens when music becomes movement? For Nevada Ballet Theatre, the answer can be as quiet as a single gesture or as enormous as an entire stage filled with dancers, musicians, and voices. The company's 2026-2027 season opens by exploring both possibilities with George Balanchine's Serenade and Nicolo Fonte's Carmina Burana, bringing together choreography, live music, singing, design, and theatrical storytelling. The performances will take place at The Smi

By Erik Engman Author, Clown and Improvisation Teacher, Theatre Critic, EatMoreArtVegas.com IG: ErikReviewsVegas "What's your favorite scary musical?" Back by popular demand for a fourth (and final?) time, Majestic Repertory Theatre brings back its acclaimed production of Scream’d: An Unauthorized Musical Parody, written by Troy Heard, with music arrangements by Brandon Scott Grayson. And it’s looking sharper than ever! Let me cut to the chase: this show parodies the horr

Mallory Haney Loo opens the Paul S. Hesselink Concert Series By Debbie Hall When most people think about the pipe organ, they probably picture a grand church sanctuary, centuries-old compositions and the unmistakable sound of Johann Sebastian Bach. Mallory Haney Loo would like to expand that picture. How about Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”? Or a piece by Chilean rock band Los Jaivas? Or the protest song “El Pueblo Unido Jamás Será Vencido” by Quilapayún? On Friday, Sept. 18, Ha

By Debbie Hall It's been 25 years since September 11, 2001—a day no one saw coming and one that changed America forever. If you were a teenager or adult on that morning, you probably remember it all: the confusion, the panic, the heartbreak. The whole country reeled, trying to make sense of something unimaginable. But even then, in all that darkness, people showed up for each other in ways that inspire hope and remind us of our capacity for kindness. Marking this annivers

By Erik Engman Author, Clown and Improvisation Teacher, Theatre Critic, EatMoreArtVegas.com IG: ErikReviewsVegas 25 years. It has been 25 years since 9/11 and that terrible day when terrorists commandeered four planes and changed our lives forever through violence and hatred. Can you believe it? I can’t. I was working in Burbank on the Disney Studios lot, in the ABC building, that day. I watched it all unfold on a wall of television sets, each tuned to a different channel.

Classic Manners By Paul Atreides Author, Playwright, and Theatre Critic at EatMoreArtVegas.compaul-atreides.com Las Vegas Little Theatre (LVLT) opened its 49th season with the Noël Coward comedy classic Private Lives to a full house. Written and originally performed in September 1930 (London), it opened on Broadway in January 1931. Described as a “comedy of manners,” the play entered the public domain in January of this year. It centers on a divorced couple who discover t

Olivier Landreville’s immersive art installation transforms The Great Hall into a playful floral experience through Aug. 20 By Debbie Hall Las Vegas locals and visitors looking for a colorful dose of creativity this summer can find it in the heart of the Strip, where Fashion Show Las Vegas is blooming with an unexpected artistic experience through Thursday, Aug. 20. Fashion Show Las Vegas is now showcasing Bouquet, an all-new traveling art installation created by artist Olivi