Performing Arts

ASU Gammage just announced a ticket lottery. Here’s what you need to know.

Time to make some plans.

From Broadway tours to youth theater productions, here’s where you can see musicals on metro Phoenix stages this summer.

The Phoenix burlesque troupe Birthday Suit Burlesque puts on themed monthly shows. Members of the troupe come from different backgrounds and perform in a variety of burlesque styles.

How Tony Watts used MAGA hats, American flags, and an anti-Trump billboard in his MAGA video filmed in Phoenix.

Cohen devoted her life to what she called “the dance.”

Oscar-winning director once worked in props department and screened his first film there.

The play by Larissa FastHorse provides an immersive experience that incorporates live theater, an artisan marketplace, a fashion show, and cultural performances.

A conversation with Debra Ann Byrd of Harlem Shakespeare Festival

This Bridge Initiative event is all about gender equity.

What happens before you see performers under the big top.

The play was adapted and directed by Kevvin Taylor as a part of an historic African-American church’s performing arts ministry and now works to spread information about 11 notable women.

Another season of Broadway crowd-pleasers.

The show had originally been scheduled for October.

You’ve never seen ballet like this.

The best time of the week has arrived — the weekend.

Dancers interacted with drones, cameras, and other machines at this year’s event.

Strong vocals and smart song choices make this show shine.

The organization is offering supplemental programs alongside its latest production.

Your plans have arrived.

In need of plans? We’ve got you covered.

First weekend of 2019.