Performing Arts

Does Shakespeare survive when a zombie apocalypse hits the Globe Theater? You’ll have to attend to find out.

The Phoenix troupe is part of an ongoing revival of the art form that’s become popular worldwide.

Join the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein for a meeting at the end of the world.

Your weekend, planned.

Local dancers will show off their stuff for prizes and bragging rights.

Arizona State University’s Tempe campus will host some epic dancing this weekend.

The troupe performs covered in LED lights.

NFL action, roller derby, and more.

Welcome to the dog days of summer.

Highlights include Beetlejuice and Six.

It’s got a little something for every theatergoer.

Tackling pandemic isolation with time travel – and cocktails.

Farber is directing Stray Cat Theatre’s first post-pandemic play, Bright Colors and Bold Patterns.

They’re taking backstage, too – for a new production of Steel Magnolias.

You can start entering the digital lottery later this week.

Lesbian club Boycott Bar is one of only 21 such places left in the U.S.

The play’s the thing, even in Phoenix in the summer.

The company’s 2021-22 season has world premieres, perennial favorites, and of course, The Nutcracker.

And you’d best believe they’re going to go fast.

Try yoga at your local brewery, enjoy a live concert, watch a cult film classic, or shop an artisan market.

Including wine tasting, experimental art, outdoor cinema, and dances on tiny stages.

CONDER/Dance is presenting works by 10 choreographers at Frank Lloyd Wright’s former home in Scottsdale.