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avid Auburn’s Pulitzer and Tony-Award-winning play “Proof” examines complicated familial relationships, inheritance, legacy, trust, identity and mental health through one family. Arizona Theatre Company (ATC) is presenting the play in Tucson through Saturday, Oct. 17 at the Temple of Music and Art. They will also produce the show in Tempe Saturday, Oct. 24, to Sunday, Nov. 8, at the Tempe Center for the Arts. In “Proof,” Catherine, the daughter of renowned mathematician Robert, is dealing with t
Runs in the Family: A.J. Croce honors father’s legacy during 'Croce Plays Croce' tour - Tucson Weekly (opens the original)
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Over more than 30 years, virtuoso pianist and multi-instrumentalist A.J. Croce has built a career in the music business. He has released acclaimed albums and toured the world, making a name for himself. With his tour “Croce Play Croce,” he wanted to play homage to his father Jim Croce by playing his songs and sharing stories about him. The tour will visit Fox Tucson Theatre Tuesday, Sept. 15, and the Mesa Arts Center Wednesday, Sept. 16. This is part of the last leg of a five-year tour. A.J. has
19th Century Health care: Invisible Theatre presents 'In the Next Room (Or the Vibrator Play) - Tucson Weekly (opens the original)
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Pulitzer and Tony Award-nominated writer Sarah Ruhl’s show “In the Next Room (Or the Vibrator Play)” looks at women’s health care in the late 19th century through the lens of Dr. Givings, who uses a massage device to induce “therapeutic paroxysms” and treat “female hysteria.” The play also explores deeper societal topics such as intimacy, sexual satisfaction, postpartum depression, love and marriage through the doctor and his wife Catherine, who is at home with their newborn daughter and becomes
Purfect Fun: El Jefe Cat Café hosts interactive events with feline friends - Tucson Weekly (opens the original)
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Interaction with cats can make an experience even more meaningful. El Jefe Cat Café, a space with adoptable cats and kittens, offers different types of experiences with feline friends. The café will host Yoga with Cats Sunday, Aug. 23, Crochet with Cats Aug. 23, Cat Bingo Sunday Aug. 23 and 30 and Sound Bath Group Meditation with Cats Friday, Sept. 11. Cat lovers can also reserve lounge hours, during which they are able to play and cuddle with cats. The café has three floors, which are home to a
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