Performing Arts

She performs in Phoenix this week.

From the team behind America’s Best Dance Crew.

Mark your calendar for some town hall meetings.

You can’t afford to miss iTheatre Collaborative’s production.

Also, why you might be the “scum of the earth.”

Here’s what to expect.

Rio was the clear stand-out on opening night

Ib Andersen, originally from Copenhagen, has been innovating at Ballet Arizona for nearly two decades.

The leads are excellent — the supporting cast, not so much.

A bullied, artistic teen. An underworld race inspired by Mayan mythology. A robot cat. A little girl named Loofa Tutu. These are the subjects of the finalists of a new play festival sponsored by Childsplay Theatre. Judges of the company’s Write Now Festival considered more than 100 play submissions before…

Don’t play yourself.

And frankly, you don’t have to be a dance expert to enjoy them.

And why it matters.

Expect stand-up, sketch, storytelling, and improv

Political piñatas welcome.

And why she loves Ib Andersen’s work.

It’s beautifully acted and quite timely.

Shh, let Angela Ellsworth guide you.

Performances take over the train.

“I wanted to create a world about data that people can touch, hold, feel.”

XOXO

It was the festival’s 10th year.