Tag: performing arts

Musical Masterpiece in Motion

Arizona Musicfest marks its downtown Phoenix debut with a star-studded, orchestral concert production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s beloved “Carousel” at the Herberger Theater Center.

Orchestral Excellence

Elite musicians from America’s top orchestras converge in North Scottsdale for Arizona Musicfest’s extraordinary Festival Orchestra Week, creating an all-star ensemble that rivals the nation’s finest orchestras.

A New Era En Pointe

Internationally acclaimed choreographer Daniela Cardim takes center stage in her role as Ballet Arizona’s first female artistic director, promising a thrilling fusion of classical tradition and bold innovation in the upcoming Spring Mix performance.

Hitting the High Notes

North Scottsdale’s beloved Upscale Singers celebrate 20 years of musical excellence and community impact with an anniversary concert featuring Broadway favorites and returning alumni.

Cupid’s Chorus

North Valley Chorale’s intimate Valentine’s dessert cabaret returns with three enchanting evenings of champagne, sweet treats and beloved love songs.

A Symphony of Nostalgia

The Phoenix Symphony celebrates the 30th anniversary of “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony,” bringing beloved Warner Bros. cartoons to life with live orchestral accompaniment at the historic Orpheum Theatre.

Yippee Ki-Yay, Merry Christmas

Phoenix’s most irreverent holiday tradition returns as All Puppet Players presents their adults-only adaptation of “Die Hard,” complete with singing puppets, twisted carols and explosive laughs.

From Solitary to the Stage

Arizona Theatre Company’s resident artist Aaron Cammack shares his remarkable journey from incarceration to starring roles, proving that, like Scrooge, transformation is possible.

Salonga’s Serenade

Discover how Arizona Musicfest is transforming North Scottsdale into a cultural oasis, with Broadway legend Lea Salonga headlining a season of world-class performances.

Feathered Frenzy

Starlight Community Theater ruffles feathers with its chilling adaptation of “The Birds,” in which unseen terrors and human drama collide in a suspenseful exploration of survival against nature gone mad.

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