The Echo

‘Body Against Body’ reveals intimate, artistic dance forms

Directed by two-time Tony winning choreographer Bill T. Jones, the performance showcases original and exclusive duo dance routines.

By Maria Thompson | March 5, 2012

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Harrelson engages viewers, plot lacks originality

Harrelson’s performance captures the qualities of a man who has alienated just about everyone in his life and can’t figure out why.

By Taylor Costello | March 4, 2012

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Girls concert harks back to past rockers

Many different bands and influences presented themselves through Owens’ stage presence as the band played through their hour-long set.

By Mitchell Bobman | March 3, 2012

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'Project X' serves as predictable entertainment

"Project X," the latest in the found-footage genre, assembles amateur video of footage from a party detailing how the party went from bad to worse to unmanageable.

By Taylor Costello | March 1, 2012

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‘Suspicion’ delivers impressive acting, spotlights local areas

The actors in “Suspicion” give convincing, serviceable performances, but the breakout role belongs to Blaisdell who’s a revelation.

By Taylor Costello | March 1, 2012

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Friday Flicks: March 2

Movies in theaters this weekend.

By Cassandra Starboard | March 1, 2012

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ASU dancers talk Dance Annual, philosophy

Fascinated by the concept of chance, Laura Pellegrino incorporates randomness creating her dance films, while Anthony Gonzales sees the study of dance as a study of language.

By Ben Scolaro | March 1, 2012

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‘In Stitches’ connects visual focus with fiber-based works

Hours of close attention and manipulation of materials go into a fibers art piece, creating something that is both multidimensional and expressive.

By Newlin Tillotson | February 29, 2012

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Cloud Nothings maintains energy despite sickness

Cloud Nothings played with an aggressive and cohesive deliberation, showing no evidence of the illness that caused them to cancel a show in Tucson.

By Randsom Rockliffe | February 29, 2012

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Pink Floyd re-releases iconic album ‘The Wall’

Pink Floyd’s album “The Wall” was more than innovative as it now serves as a piece of rock ‘n’ roll history and still inspires and mystifies listeners and musicians alike.

By Jocelyn Gee | February 28, 2012

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Arizona Matsuri an enthusiastic cultural experience

Arizona Matsuri attracted an animated crowd for Japanese entertainment and traditions.

By Emily Nichols | February 27, 2012

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‘Black Radio’ a brilliant blend of musical palettes

“Black Radio” synthesizes the landscapes of hip-hop, soul, jazz, R&B, and Rock into an aesthetic that refuses to be encumbered by traditional boundaries.

By Ben Scolaro | February 26, 2012

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Renaissance Festival transports thrilled attendants

The Arizona Renaissance Festival offers plentiful sights and activities for people of all ages. Shows, costumes and many more attractions allow attendees to experience the medieval lifestyle.

By Emily Nichols | February 26, 2012

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fun.’s ‘Some Nights’ a delightfully catchy album

The changes between Nate Ruess’ first release with The Format and fun.’s “Some Nights” couldn't be more drastic, but the vocalist has finally found his niche.

By Trevor Paxton | February 26, 2012

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84th Annual Academy Awards Live

The stars were out in full-force for the Oscars, and all in all, it was another excellent night in Hollywood.

By A&E Staff | February 26, 2012

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‘Wanderlust’ features hilarious oddball characters

The humor plays the fine line between completely awkward to appreciatively humorous — just enough to maintain steady laughs from the audience.

By Cassandra Starboard | February 23, 2012

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‘Act of Valor’ honorably depicts life of active-duty Navy Seals

Through the Navy Seals’ camaraderie, they’re able to face the most dangerous of enemies to defend the U.S.

By Maria Thompson | February 23, 2012

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2012 Oscars: ‘The Artist’ primed for big night

A run-down of some of the 84th Academy Awards biggest categories.

By Jonathan Fortner | February 23, 2012

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‘Luck’ shows fascinating world of horse racing

The unfamiliar premise provides one of the more compelling aspects of "Luck," challenging audiences to pay attention to the action.

By Taylor Costello | February 23, 2012

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Rawhide an authentic Western experience

The town’s employees don’t just provide the Western experience — they are the Western experience.

By Kyle Newman | February 22, 2012

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