Some theaters show movies. Others create moments that stay with you long after the credits roll. The Guild Cinema has always been the latter—a place where film isn’t just watched, but experienced collectively, intimately, and often unexpectedly.

Red Velvet lingers in your chest long after the lights come up — uncomfortable in the best way, emotionally draining, and deeply necessary.

Red Velvet brings a powerful and long-overdue story to the stage, blending history, imagination, and emotional truth into a theatrical experience that resonates far beyond its 19th-century setting.

Musical Theatre Southwest is bringing one of the most visually striking and emotionally resonant stories ever adapted for the stage to Albuquerque with its upcoming production of The Prince of Egypt.

The 2026 Sundance Film Festival officially announced this year’s award winners during a ceremony held at The Ray Theatre in Park City, Utah, celebrating the artists and films that defined one of the most memorable editions in the Festival’s history. With the final day of the Festival approaching on February 1, Sundance paused to recognize stories that challenged, inspired, and reflected the world through fresh cinematic voices.

Three days into the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, Park City feels fully alive. The streets are packed, the lines are long, and every corner hums with conversation as filmmakers, talent, and festivalgoers move from screenings to panels to late-night conversations that stretch well past midnight.

One of my favorite parts of reviewing theater is walking in completely blind and allowing the show to unfold without expectations.

Cardboard Playhouse’s Matilda is a magical, heartfelt production with standout performances, sharp choreography, and youthful energy that offers audiences an inspiring escape.