Christopher Arnott is a writer based in Connecticut, focusing on local news and events in the Hartford area. His work has been featured in The Hartford Courant, as well as Yahoo News and The Conversation Australia + NZ. Christopher covers a wide range of topics, including entertainment, arts, and community events.
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By: Christopher Arnott
This is a week of gods, fantasy creatures, magic and merriment on Connecticut stages.
By: Christopher Arnott
The North American tour of "The Lion King" returns to The Bushnell for a 2 1/2-week run starting Nov. 13. The show was last in Hartford in 2018.
By: Christopher Arnott
When legendary singer and songwriter Paul Anka has played in Connecticut, it has been almost exclusively at Mohegan Sun Arena since 2001, mostly at
By: Christopher Arnott
Actor Tony Todd , who died on Nov. 6 at the age of 69, always remembered his Hartford roots. In fact, he was so happy in his youth performing at Connecticut theaters that he delayed his inevitable move to New York City.
By: Christopher Arnott
Little Theatre of Manchester is offering a concert version of “The Rocky Horror Show” played simultaneously by voiced and deaf/hard of hearing actors.
By: Christopher Arnott
Oh, Canada! This week Connecticut gets visits from the Winnipeg-rooted folk act The Wailin' Jennys , Quebec's trad folk ensemble Le Vent du Nord and avant-rock instrumentalist Godspeed You! Black Emperor
By: Christopher Arnott
Michael Bivins has a big day planned before his group, Bell Biv Devoe, takes the stage at Foxwoods Resort Casino ‘s Premier Theater on Nov. 23.
By: Christopher Arnott
Michael Wilson is back after remounting his long-running and much-beloved Hartford Stage production of “A Christmas Carol” last year.
By: Christopher Arnott
The Goodspeed’s current version of the holiday musical, running through Dec. 29, falls short of the silliness and comic exaggeration of the original story.
By: Christopher Arnott
“The Lion King” is still the pride of the Walt Disney theater repertoire. The show's Broadway production turned 27 on Nov. 13, and there are several tours criss-crossing the county at any given time.
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