Cathalena E. Burch is a journalist for the Arizona Daily Star, focusing on local news and events in Tucson, Arizona. With a passion for arts and entertainment, Cathalena covers a wide range of topics including comedy shows, music performances, cultural events, and theater productions happening in the Tucson area.
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Cathalena E. Burch's coverage is predominantly focused on local entertainment news in Tucson, Arizona, with a strong emphasis on theater, music, comedy, restaurants, and festivals. She frequently covers events and announcements related to the local entertainment scene.
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By: Cathalena E. Burch
José Luis Gomez said "breathing within the phrases" builds up suspense and excitement of Beethoven's landmark Fifth Symphony, which the TSO tackles this weekend.
By: Jamie Donnelly, Cathalena E. Burch
Here are five of our go-to pie-makers creating interesting and tasty options perfect for the holiday season.
Tucson Symphony Orchestra brought out the adrenaline rush of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and the thrill of Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra at Music Hall Friday.
Pima Theater is putting the student-written play 'Wandless: Power Beyond Spells' on stage this weekend.
The 1965 Volkswagon Beetle, which the station bought from a listener, will be the fourth classic car KDRI has given away.
By: Cathalena E. Burch
From choral concerts and holiday-themed pop music shows, to Gaslight Theatre's take on 'A Christmas Carol,' Tucson is about to go all in on the ho-ho-ho season.
By: Cathalena E. Burch
We've seen "Frankenstein" on an opera stage, as a puppet show and a musical in the past year. Now True Concord Voices & Orchestra presents it as a choral ballet.
A trio of comedy shows is heading our way including one where the audience texts ideas for jokes and comedians make them up on the fly.
The 50-year-old pop-rock band Jefferson Starship is making up a postponed July show with co-headliners The Marshall Tucker Band.
By: Cathalena E. Burch
Tucson will see two legendary female artists — R&B superstar Gladys Knight, roots singer-songwriter Iris DeMent — play concerts here early next week.
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