ARIZONA THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 81

Invisible Theatre's Managing Artistic Director, Susan Claassen, announced the re-opening of Tucson, Arizona's Invisible Theatre with the official approval to reopen granted by The Arizona Department of Health Services!

Arizona Theatre Company is continuing its series of online play readings with Wendy MacLeod's comedy for anyone who's ever been 'hangry,' Slow Food, beginning at 5 p.

Tucsona??s True Concord Voices & Orchestra will isolate 16 of its vocalists in a 'bubble' so they can perform in 26 concerts over the course of six weeks.

SMTC is producing a Live Streaming concert featuring a full evening of some of the best songs from some of Broadway's Best Shows.

Join Scottsdale Arts Learning & Innovation in partnership with Jewish Family & Children's Service on Sept.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has been a stressful time for many, the arts have been hit especially hard.

As Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts reconnects patrons to the arts during its 2020-21 season there are myriad changes the public can expect ahead of the Jazz con Alma performance on Saturday, Sept.

The Arizona Citizens for the Arts Board of Directors has elected Stuart Graff, President and CEO of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, as chairman.

Prescott Center for the Arts is honored to announced that an anonymous donor contributed $3M to the arts organization.

a?oeBirdie Umwelt,a?? a public artwork by Mary Lucking, received Merit honors in the Public Spaces category at the eighth annual international CODAawards: Collaboration of Design + Art.

Chandler's Vision Gallery has announced its fall session of VISION KIDS, a series of free art classes taught by professional artists for youth ages six to 16.

Two Valley arts institutions were named 'high performing' by SMU DataArts (The National Center for Arts Research), in a prestigious report that tracks the health of arts organizations across the United States.

Phoenix FearCON, a staple for horror fans in the Southwest for years, bringing horror fans an eclectic variety of celebrity guests, panels and an independent film festival touting cutting-edge cinematic works of all varieties from around the globe, will now go online with a program of events and mov

Get out of the house and get down to the puppet theater for a bigger, bolder version of 'Old MacDonald.

On Tuesday, September 1, 2020, Arizona Broadway Theatre (ABT) will join over 1,500 Live Event organizations across the United States by lighting its building red to bring attention to the deep financial plight of the LIVE EVENT industry, which includes theatrical venues like ABT.

Colleen Jennings-Roggensack, executive director of Gammage Auditorium and vice president of Cultural Affairs at ASU, recently chatted with Steve Goldstein of KJZZ.

Come feel the music with Erin and Kristin! We want to take this opportunity to spark a love for musical theater analysis.

This fun-filled two hour INTRO TO IMPROV class will introduce students to essential skills in creativity, spontaneity, listening, acceptance, confidence-building, collaborative creativity and teamwork a?" all in an active and humorous way!

During this engaging, interactive, student-led series of masterclasses, students will explore recent events in regards to social injustice during these fragile and uncertain times.

Join in when the CENTER STAGE program returns to DST on Wednesday afternoons in September! In classes designed for kids ages 6-12, you'll sing and dance to songs from your favorite Pixar movies: Toy Story, Cars, Monsters, Inc.

The youngest members of the DST community are invited to be engaged with master storyteller Elly Reidy every Wednesday morning in September on our Cullity Hall stage!

In SCRIPT WORK, instructors will utilize different scripts to practice developing characters.

Come get fit with Allie! The FIT FOR BROADWAY class for teens will focus on exercising the right muscles for the right dance moves AND learning dance combos from your favorite TV shows and musicals!

SMTC is producing a Live Streaming concert featuring a full evening of some of the best songs from some of Broadway's Best Shows.

The Chandler Cultural Foundation recently recommended Omar Lopez as a candidate to serve on its Managing Board.