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The Island of The Proud Circle floats merrily along on the open sea.

The Phoenix Theatre Company's seasonwill kick off in August and includes nine shows ranging from classic musicals like A Chorus Line and family favorites like Cinderella to the world-premiere of Tiananmen.

Fountain Hills Theater announces the opening of the hilarious musical Nunsense.

Sharyn Rothstein's compelling human drama, BY THE WATER, on stage through April 24th at Theatre Artists Studio, benefits from the well-paced direction of Janis Webb and the finely-drawn performances of her seasoned cast.

It is spectacular to see performers execute an iconic show steeped in its history.

Scottsdale Arts has announced that $6 of every ticket sold to classical pianist Daniil Trifonov's upcoming concert will be donated to World Central Kitchen's humanitarian relief work, providing food and sustenance for refugees fleeing Ukraine.

Arizona Theatre Company's latest production captures an intimate snapshot of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sandra Day O'Connor at the height of their power in an exciting world premiere.

On Sunday, April 3, Arizona Theatre Company is hosting an industry night at the Herberger Theatre Center; a night dedicated to celebrating local theatre-makers by offering a space to reconnect and network while growing a relationship with ATC.

Considered by many to be the masterpiece of Renaissance choral music, the Phoenix Chorale performs Thomas Tallis' SPEM IN ALIUM, April 29 - May 1.

“Visions '22,” a new exhibition showcasing the skills and inspiration exchanged between students and professional artists during art workshops throughout the school year will open on May 13.

Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts will close out its 2021–22 season with an eclectic variety of music, theater, dance, film, humor and even a puppetry workshop.

Chandler Center for the Arts has announced its initial shows for the 2022/23 Season.

MusicaNova Orchestra celebrates Palm Sunday and spring with three works by Joseph Haydn and an encore of a piece written for the orchestra by one of the country's most exciting young composers, Quinn Mason.

Co-directors Joe and Lorraine Bousard stage a refreshing and imaginative revival of CAMELOT, featuring shining performances by Alexandra Utpadel as Guinevere, Adam Shelton as Arthur, and Matthew Dodaro as Lancelot ~ running through April 30th at Don Bluth Front Row Theatre in Scottsdale AZ.

Grammy winner Aoife O'Donovan will perform April 15 at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts with supporting act Taylor Ashton.

Southwest Shakespeare Company has announced that their award-winning production MOJADA: A MEDEA IN LOS ANGELES will be coming to the famed Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West Pavilion Theater in Scottsdale.

 Theater Works has announced a new lineup full of family favorites, a holiday mainstay hit and glorious musicals.

The curtain will come up on an evening of imagination and wonder to benefit Childsplay at the World of Wonder Gala 2022 – The Soaring Twenties: Reaching New Heights! beginning at 6 p.

DG Footlights to present a reading of the full-length play Porter's Will by Monica Bauer, Friday, April 8th | 6:30PM to 9:00PM.

In The Phoenix Theatre Company’s current production of Marsha Norman's THE COLOR PURPLE, director Daryl Brooks has crafted a masterpiece of transcendent theatre that embodies all the pain and spirit of a Gospel-sustained and resilient community and one of its children.

The Phoenix Theatre Company has launched the final phase of its Centennial Capital Campaign in support of construction of a state-of-the-art, 500-seat theatre along with the creation of an arts innovation and training wing to support its community service programs.

The problem with FLASHDANCE THE MUSICAL is that it's not the movie.

Seth Landau believes that people who are meant to find his films, will find them.

Telling it like it is, Kerry Lengel (THIS IS NOT A REVIEW: Lonesome George Goes to the Theatre) reviews the National Tour production of TOOTSIE, running through March 20th at ASU Gammage in Tempe, AZ.

This evening of pure, frothy fun will have you boppin’ to over fifty well-known songs that topped the 1960s charts: Respect, You Can’t Hurry Love, Say A Little Prayer, and more!  When Cindy, a laundromat attendant, receives a letter from her pen-pal boyfriend ending their romance, her stylish g