“A little scary and exciting” is how Tucson Fringe Festival co-founder Yassi Jahanmir describes this year’s festival, running Feb. 24-26.

Garrison Keillor brings his wry mid-western wit, which encompasses modern tongue-in-cheek social commentary, to Tucson on Feb. 1.

The Arizona Theatre Company’s production of Alfred Hitchcock’s “The 39 Steps” is a modern day melodramatic mash-up.

We often think of tabloid journalism and the cult of celebrity as a modern day invention, but the practice of telling tall tales and elaborating on truths is as old as storytelling itself.

Zoppe Family Circus, new exhibits at Tucson Museum of Art, and performances by Tucson Symphony Orchestra.

The historic tale of royal deception, betrayal and familial conflict is modernized with a ”king” of industry protagonist.

Chicago is a town where murderesses want to be show-biz stars, where the rumor mill is hard-hitting journalism, and where the courtroom is a stage for sleight of hand lawyers.

Broadway in Tucson's "West Side Story" delivers rumbling gangs, feisty Puerto Rican immigrants and forbidden teenage love all in one.

All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely - yelpers.

A show to sink your teeth into hits Tucson for only five performances this August.