There's never a shortage of things to see, hear, and do in Nevada. Here are some highlighted cultural events for the week starting November 11.
Thru November 16
Sam hosts a makeshift internet talk show from the basement of his father’s crumbling urban home. Upstairs, the older generations of the family struggle to coexist, barely managing to communicate despite sharing the same roof. When a long-lost uncle reappears, the fragile balance is disrupted and the men are forced to confront their past, the present, and the stark reality of their uncertain futures. Darkly comic and sharply observant, Talk Show blends humor and pathos in a portrait of one family’s desperate attempt to stay connected.
No performance on October 31.
No performance on October 31.
November 12-14
Experience the wit, romance, and timeless charm of Jane Austen's beloved classic. Follow sisters Elinor and Marianne Dashwood as they navigate love, loss, and society's expectations with grace, humor, and resilience. Filled with unforgettable characters and heartfelt moments, this elegant production brings one of literature's most treasured stories to life for today's audiences of all ages.
November 12-22
UNLV's Nevada Conservatory Theatre presents Michael Mark Chemers' very 21st century adaptation of Nikolai Gogol's 19th century satirical play, The Inspector General. It recounts the mayhem caused by a gullible and corrupt small-town city council and its enabling of a fake federal accountability agent.
Through November 20; times vary.
Through November 20; times vary.
November 13-15
A three-day marathon of feature-length and short films of horror, sci-fi, thriller, cult, dark fantasy, midnight cinema, experimental genre, and genre-adjacent work. There will also be filmmaker Q&As and an awards ceremony.
Guest: Mike Prevatt, senior producer, KNPR