Full of standout performances by Spencer LaRue, Ray Robinson and Emily Royer, the production’s virtues are located in the little things instead of its overarching themes.
Daniel Grear
Daniel Grear is the culture editor at the Arkansas Times. Send artsy tips to danielgrear@arktimes.com
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As predicted, the venue this time around — the Walmart AMP in Rogers — is exponentially bigger than her Natural State appearance just a month ago, with the AMP’s 11,000-person capacity eclipsing The Hall eightfold.
Arkansas Times scores 2 wins from national alt-newsmedia group
After being nominated for seven AAN awards — a personal best for us! — we took home two top prizes and placed in several other categories.
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Trust Tree fundraiser at Museum of Discovery on Saturday
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