TheatreSquared brings to its stage a new adaptation of "Dial M for Murder," still set in the noir 1950s but with a very 2023 twist.

Joining Arts & Entertainment Editor Becca Martin-Brown for a podcast were director Melissa Rain Anderson; Colin Sphar, who plays the surprised husband; Eric Dean White, Inspector Hubbard; and Almanya Narula, who plays Maxine — the surprise.

The show runs through Sept. 10 at T2. Read the full story Sunday in What's Up!

Don't miss the latest news in Northwest Arkansas, sign up for our free newsletters at: nwaonline.com/email/

Support you local news, subscribe at: https://www.nwaonline.com/podcast23/

Raif Box, Fayetteville musician and genius producer behind Holy Anvil Recording Company, is launching his first music festival, Anvil Fest 2023. The Fest will feature music from the bands that he’s highlighted on his YouTube chanel. Ashtyn Barbaree & the Barbarians, Jess Harp, The Phelgms, TV Preacher and the Bellwether Sirens are just a few of the acts slated to play for the Aug. 18-19 music fest at CACHE Studios in Bentonville.

John McEuen chats with What's Up writer Monica Hooper about his upcoming show in Eureka Springs on Aug. 12 where he and the Circle Band will revist Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," recorded nearly 50 years ago.

The album featured Roy Acuff, "Mother" Maybelle Carter, Doc Watson, Earl Scruggs, Randy Scruggs, Merle Travis, Pete "Oswald" Kirby, Norman Blake, Jimmy Martin, and others.

Puerto Rico born, local comic artist Benji Nate spent this summer touring for her latest book, a graphic novel called "Girl Juice" that's really hitting home with millennials everywhere. Nate discusses the inspiration and making of the book with Associate Features Editor April Wallace.

Don't miss the latest news in Northwest Arkansas, sign up for our free newsletters at: nwaonline.com/email/

Support you local news, subscribe at: https://www.nwaonline.com/podcast23/