Shakespearean Giant: Debra Ann Byrd brings experience to the Valley
Debra Ann Byrd didn’t come to Phoenix to be reborn. However, that’s what happened when…
Browsing: Bridgette M. Redman
Out of the Ashes: Phoenix Chorale sings story of rebirth
The phoenix has inspired artists, writers, builders and leaders throughout the centuries. The ultimate symbol…
Something New: Madison Center’s director is making his mark
Ari Levin’s career as an artist has taken him around the world, but he always…
All That Jazz: Benefactors unveil Lakeshore’s new venue
The dream of two Valley jazz supporters will open its doors this October. Bob and…
Moving Beyond COVID-19: The Phoenix Theatre Company reopens indoors for the summer
As the summer heat rolls in, the Phoenix Theatre Company is taking its season indoors…
Down the Rabbit Hole: Theater Works offers dark, immersive journey into Wonderland
For some theater companies, the pandemic opened doors to long-considered innovative productions. For Theater Works,…
A ‘Life Skill’ to Learn: Desert Foothills plans camp to introduce musical theater
Sandi Carll has done summer theater camps before. Now, in a new role as Desert…
‘Plated and Staged’: Herberger event creates upscale dining in restaurants or homes
The pandemic has a way of mucking around with traditions, inspiring organizations to come up…
Adapting to COVID-19: Improv actors find new ways to reach ill children in hospitals
In the midst of an international health crisis, one group of actors from the Phoenix…
Banishing the Scrooges: Herberger to host Childplay’s one-woman ‘Christmas Carol’ outdoors
For the third time, Katie McFadzen is bringing the one-woman version of Charles Dickens’ “A…