Resident chamber ensemble Urban Nocturnes performs a wide-ranging program including a Flute Quartet by François Devienne, Impressiones de la Puna by Alberto Ginastera, Novelletten for string quartet by Frank Bridge, and Broadacre City by Alistair Coleman.
Music at Trinity's perennial favorite features carols by Elizabeth Maconchy, Yshani Perinpanayagam, June Nixon, Stuart Nicholson, David Willcocks, and others. A harp prelude with Paula Provo begins at 3:30 p.m. before the main performance.
The annual Peel Memorial Concert features organist David Briggs, Organist Emeritus of Gloucester Cathedral and Artist in Residence at St. John the Divine in New York City. His program includes works of Parry, Whitlock, Howells, and Walton, ending with an improvisation on a theme...
Urban Nocturnes performs the String Trio of Jean Françaix, Morpheus for viola and piano by Rebecca Clarke, and the Brahms Piano Trio No. 1, composed when he was twenty years old.
Music at Trinity's first classical guitar concert is performed by Benjamin Lougheed, known for beautifully polished and engaging performances. His program features works by Dionisio Aguado, Agustin Barrios Mangoré, Napoleon Coste, J.S. Bach, Bela Bartok, and others.
In recognition of Mothering Sunday, the Cathedral Choir offers the season's only Choral Evensong, featuring the first performance of Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in G Minor by Michael McCabe, commissioned for the event with the composer in attendance. Other music includes the...
Celebrating the Music Guild's 10 years of volunteer work, Music at Trinity offers its first Jazz in the Cathedral concert with the trio We3, comprised of Renee Grant Patrick, violinist Suzanne Lansford, and pianist Nicole Pesce. The group performs music ranging from Blues to...
Members of Urban Nocturnes explore the chamber music of Camille Saint-Saëns, from solo works through ensemble pieces, as part of the second annual ComposerFest.
Members of Helios: A Modern Renaissance explore the diversity of Camille Saint-Saëns' vocal output in both chanson and choral settings, as part of the second annual ComposerFest.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA remains a terrific night of musical theatre. The score still moves and the touring production currently housed in Tempe’s Gammage Auditorium makes good on every ounce of spectacle its reputation promises.…
OTHER DESERT CITIES at Theatre Artists Studio: A bristling, emotionally powerful family drama, directed by Tom Koelbel and featuring a powerhouse cast.…
Black Theatre Troupe's THE EXONERATED is compelling and provocative. A production of real craft in service of real urgency: beautifully directed, powerfully acted, and unwilling to let its audience leave comfortable.…
HOCUS POCUSED is an excellent new show with chills and laughs!…
Phoenix Theatre Company’s production of MURDER FOR TWO is a vivacious comedy that audiences will love. This two-man musical left the entire audience laughing throughout the whole show. Between the great performances, amusing music, and colorful design, this show is a fun one to see.…
The 2018 Broadway musical THE PROM transforms what sounds like a groan-inducing premise into a sneakily moving musical; four self-absorbed Broadway actors descend on a small Indiana town to save a lesbian teenager and discover that becoming a decent human being requires more than finding the right c…
The songs by Alicia Keys are catchy, the dancing is electric, and the pacing is fast.…
This is a moving and passionate production with a beating heart.…
While the musical fails to rise above its familiar premise, director Clayton Phillips refuses to let the evening sag. He keeps the pacing brisk and draws fully committed performances from a cast that never stops believing in the story, even when the script gives them little to work with.…
MEGALODON is an exploration of the human mind. Ronin Theatre Collaborative’s production of Nicholas Walker Herbert’s new play breaks narrative norms.…
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Black Comedy Live Theatre Workshop (10/30-11/22) |
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