Reno News & Review

As the lights dimmed at Sand Harbor, the cheerful sounds of families splashing on the nearby beach were immediately at odds with the eerie, disconcerting first moments of Macbeth.

The three Weird Sisters—witches straight out of a horror film, with their visible, cracking bones and white faces hidden by long, ghastly locks of white hair—recited their unsett...

Subtle Lovers is a band whose makeup is unusual in the Reno indie-rock scene. It was formed by two members of Moondog Matinee—vocalist Peter Woolf Barnato and bassist Adam Carpenter—and the band’s ranks have swelled to double-digits since its debut in 2019.

“Funnily enough, Adam and Pete originally planned for the project to just be a two-person band, but slowly, t...

Burning Man artist Gazelle Dasti, originally from Tehran, Iran’s capital city, has a message of unity.

“I’m on a mission,” she said, sitting at her desk. A whiteboard behind her was filled with geometry and diagrams. A sleek, serene, 3-D-printed head—colorless yet regal in a tall crown—sat on the table beside her. “I see myself on a very serious mission to put my c...

If you’ve driven past a Flock Safety camera in Reno in the past 30 days, footage of your vehicle and anything or anyone around it at the time is being stored in the Reno Police Department’s Flock Safety database.

When then-Reno Police Chief Kathryn Nance presen...

The summer movie season has been dragging a bit, so the world looked to director Christopher Nolan to give us the season’s first true movie event, after Disclosure Day and Supergirl failed to deliver.

While The Odyssey is not one of Nolan’s best movies, it is worth a trip to the theater—to see on as big of a screen as possible. The fi...