“Some Like It Hot” revives the exhilarating, high-energy dance breaks that musical theatre lovers crave. The 2022 musical is based on the 1959 movie by the same name starring Marilyn Monroe. Many of the original details of the movie are included, like the time frame and ...
On Saturday, February 8, 2025, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., the Metro District Community Collaboration (MDCC), in partnership with Angels on Patrol and sponsored by SRP, will host its first-ever Fun Run. Proceeds from the $20.00 registration fee will benefit Angels on Patrol, a nonprofit organization ...
The first-ever November Nights at Chase Field brought together an incredible lineup of diverse musical acts.
Jazz vocalist, musical theater performer, and studio owner Kate DeL is a creative powerhouse who uses her talents to connect communities through music.
Kimberly Akimbo is a standout when it comes to modern musical theatre.
In 2010, a group of students set out to find a place to sing, but first, they needed a name—a name that would reflect their passion and location.
The latest production to hit the Phoenix Theatre Company's stage is Waitress the musical, bringing with it a sweet take on a classic.
On Sept. 17, ASU Gammage held the opening night for its newest musical, “Mrs. Doubtfire.” The production is currently on a national tour and is only spending six nights at the Tempe venue, followed by a quick transition to its next stop in Costa Mesa, California.
After the curtain opened in November 1966 at the Broadhurst Theatre in New York City, “Cabaret” has been reimagined with each new version. Audiences can experience changes in song selection and staging with the 2024 revival at the August Wilson Theatre in New York City, which is also currently running locally at the Phoenix Theatre Company.
On Wednesday April 10, the Phoenix Theatre Company opened their newest performance, What the Constitution Means to Me, a one woman, one man show written by Heidi Schreck. The play centers around her experiences as a young constitutional debater, with important interjections from her present self. Addressing ...
