Becca Martin-Brown is a Features Editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a wide range of topics including theater, music, and events, with a keen focus on the intersection of beauty and fashion within the arts. Becca's work has been featured in various outlets including KUAF 91.3 Public Radio and the Fayetteville Free Weekly.
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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
Trent Timmons and his nephew Teegan, who is not quite 2 years old, have a very definite daily routine. First, they do the recycling. Then, they get the mail. Later, they play outside or watch Teegan’s favorite TV shows together.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
Life has not always been easy -- or kind -- for Eureka Springs flutist John Two-Hawks.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
Crochet artist Gina Gallina and her artwork have been all over Fayetteville in recent years. She organized the Wowza Ball on Mount Sequoyah, celebrating wearable art. She showed her work at Fenix Art Gallery in a fiber arts show titled “Hanging By A Thread” and hosted a fundraiser there that she called “The Surreality Show.”
By: Becca Martin-Brown
As a fledgling fascinated with history, Hallie Cartwright didn't fly far from home, but she flew high.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
The phrase "dinner theater" has been around since the 1940s. While Northwest Arkansas Audio Theater's next 1940s radio-style production will serve no food, the menu does have history as the main course and art as dessert.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
It started with classic musicals like "The Sound of Music" and "The Music Man" on DVD and became hands-on real with a role in "Annie" at Arkansas Public Theatre. Now Brittany Tavernaro, a library media specialist by day, acts, sings, dances and is currently directing the musical comedy "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" for Theatre Collective of Northwest Arkansas. She paused to answer five questions.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
The characters in Ernest Thompson's 1978 dramedy "On Golden Pond," Norman and Ethel Thayer, have been married 48 years. Vaughan and co-founder/co-star Tim Gilster have been together 41.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
On Sept. 11, 2001, two hijacked jetliners ripped into the World Trade Center in the biggest terrorist attack in the history of the United States. U.S. airspace was closed, and 38 planes in mid-flight were diverted to -- of all places -- Gander, Newfoundland, population less than 10,000.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
"For me, Lucinda Williams' 'Right in Time' always catches me and throws me back to 2010," Martin Miller reminisced. That was just before Elizabeth Margulis, now his wife, was to leave for a year in England.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
When "Eugene Onegin: A Bluegrass Musical" wins allll the Tony Awards in three or four years, don't you want to say you saw it at TheatreSquared in Fayetteville? Because it will. And you should. And it continues on stage only through June 28.
