New World Arts’ love-themed mainstage season turns to obsession this weekend as the theater opens Sam Shepard’s play “Fool for Love.” The show follows the romantic pursuits of a cowboy and film stuntman named Eddie, played by Bryan Falcon, a Goshen resident and 1995 Goshen College alumnus. Another man, Martin, stands in the way of Eddie’s love for May, while a mysterious Old Man holds a secret that keeps them from being together. “Shepard expertly weaves passion, obsession, betrayal and true love in a story that mirrors his own life in more ways than one,” New World teases in its...

By Ben Noll • April 8, 2009 • Arts

The city of Goshen is full of artists and performers whose talents will be showcased this weekend through the March First Friday theme of Goshen Arts Festival. Whether you prefer visual art, music or theater, there are a variety of options to suit any taste. The Minor Profits and Grooveside, both local bands, will perform from 6-9 p.m. at the Goshen Theater. Those looking for a more interactive night of music can attend swing dance lessons given by the Goshen College Swing Club from 7-8 p.m. at the Spohn Ballroom at 109 E. Clinton St. Lessons will be followed by...

By Ben Noll • March 4, 2009 • Arts