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 / Modified sep 27, 2024 10:55 a.m.

For thrills and suspense, Arizona Theatre Company invites you to "Dial M for Murder".

Also on Arizona Spotlight: How Bisbee Bikeways want to make transportation safer and healthier; and learn the secrets of the Vegan Night Market.
by Mark McLemore

dial m poster unsized VIEW LARGER The poster for the fall 2024 production of "Dial M for Murder" at the Arizona Theatre Company.
courtesy Arizona Theatre Company

Arizona Spotlight

September 26, 2024

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Featured on the September 26th, 2024 edition of ARIZONA SPOTLIGHT with host Mark McLemore:

  • Meet Awesta Zarif and Lucy Lavely, the stars from Arizona Theatre Company’s new production of “Dial M for Murder”. Set in 1950s London (the time & place in which it was written), find out how this suspenseful thriller is offering a new twist on the play that became one of Alfred Hitchcock’s most successful films.

Dial M for Murder 3 Awesta Zarif stars in Arizona Theatre Company's production of "Dial M For Murder".
Tim Fuller

Dial M for Murder 2 hero Awesta Zarif and Dan Domingues star in Arizona Theatre Company's production of "Dial M For Murder".
Tim Fuller

Dial M For Murder 1 hero Lucy Lavely and Awesta Zarif star in Arizona Theatre Company's production of "Dial M For Murder".
Tim Fuller

  • Tony Paniagua introduces you to Meggen Connolley, the project manager of Bisbee Bikeways. The group has a multi-million dollar dream that would create a new pedestrian and bicycle lane around what was once an open pit copper mine. The goal is to increase connectivity, and add healthier and more affordable options for people to get around.

Bisbee Bikeway 1 Meggen Connelly standing outside of Lowell showing the small sidewalk.
Tony Paniagua

Bisbee bikeway 2 Meggen Connelly standing next to the underpass as you exit Old Bisbee where the box culvert would go.
Tony Paniagua

  • Learn the secrets of the Vegan Night Market from founder Hannah Hernandez. It’s a chance to sample and shop from a range of local vendors, each offering a variety of meatless and dairy-free food options in a community building environment. Hernandez is also involved with an organization called Death Free Foodie.
Hannah Hernandez in studio VIEW LARGER Hannah Hernandez visits the AZPM studio to talk about her "Vegan Night Market" event taking place on June 1st.
AZPM/ Tony Paniagua

Tucson Vegan Night Market sign The Tucson Vegan Night Market will be held Saturday June 1st from 6-10 p.m.at the Rillito Park Race Track.

Vegan Night Market Hot Dog Vegan style sporran hot dogs are just some of the cornucopia of food choices at the event.


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