Becca Martin-Brown is a Features Editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. She covers a diverse range of topics, including arts and entertainment, theater, sports, and family relationships, with a particular focus on plays and musicals, art dealing, and entertainment news. Becca's work has been featured in various publications, including KUAF 91.3 Public Radio and the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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Becca Martin-Brown has a strong focus on local entertainment, particularly art, theater, and events in Arkansas, with an emphasis on event coverage. If you have information or events related to local arts and culture in the Arkansas area (especially Eureka Springs), she would likely be interested.
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By: Becca Martin-Brown
“One of my favorite things that happens after the Berryville Film Festival is getting messages from people saying, ‘Hey, I’m working on this next project with someone I met at BVFF,’” marveled Julia Borkowski. “How cool is that?”
By: Becca Martin-Brown
Detroit native Dominic Daniel said he approaches his current iconic character "not as a symbol of a time gone by that can be simplified, but as a man whose love, pride, fear and history exist in constant tension."
It's an elite -- and very short -- list: U2, ZZ Top, a Dutch rock band called Golden Earring. And Northwest Arkansas' own Trout Fishing in America. Bands almost never play together -- with the original lineup -- for 50 years. But Keith Grimwood and Ezra Idlet are celebrating their golden anniversary with a concert Sept. 24 at the Walton Arts Center.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
"I will never forget the first time I burst into the main room to perform 'The Bells' and found all these shadowy figures waiting for me on the other side of the curtain," Justin Fletcher remembered. In the unique theater space of Fayetteville's Headquarters House, "the audience was mere feet -- sometimes inches -- away, but as Poe I was never allowed to see them.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
Imagine the world that Anna Mary Robertson watched pass by her window in the 101 years of her life.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
"I think it can be easy to fall into exaggerating this type of role, but I want her to feel like a real person," Mary Maxwell said of her character in the Theatre Collective of Northwest Arkansas production of "Misery."
By: Becca Martin-Brown
The short version of Jordan Poorman Cocker's philosophy is that it's time for Indigenous artists to tell their own stories.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
Imagine the world that Anna Mary Robertson watched pass by her window in the 101 years of her life.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
"The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" never says Christopher Boone, the principal character in the dramedy, is a person with autism.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
"We've got a song that's both a commentary on the issues facing public libraries and a tribute to the late Dolly Parton," Rusty Turner promises. "That can only happen in The Gridiron Show."
