5 Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Weekend

Phoenix New Times January 2, 2015 6:00AM

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The Trifecta

Performers know there's a difference between Friday night and Saturday night audiences. The Fridayers are more, shall we say, desperate to relax and enjoy themselves. It makes sense, then, that The Torch Theatre presents The Trifecta on Friday evenings. Improv from three different entities in one crazy show makes up a flight of flavors for viewers who are still torquing their attention spans into weekend mode.

Friday, January 2, brings Salmon Shane, Adult Bakery, and Light Rail Pirates to the Torch stage, 4721 North Central Avenue, at 8:30 p.m. Salmon Shane is a two-person team (named Sam and Shane -- get it?) and the other two companies are larger, so variety's guaranteed. Tickets are $10 at www.thetorchtheatre.com. Call 602-456-2876 for more information. Julie Peterson

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