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…
Browsing: Bridgette M. Redman
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…
Bold, Brazen and Brilliant: B3 Theater taps JP Clemente for managing director role
When art is in the blood, it takes more than a pandemic to drain the…
Piquing Curiosity: TheaterWorks celebrates 35 years of creating community access
In its 35 years, TheaterWorks has never embraced the concept of “taking it easy.” Upon…
Live Theater Returns: Arizona Broadway opens doors for safe performances
When the Arizona Broadway Theatre staff started planning for the fall, there was something they…
Five-Decade Mission: 50 years of activism keeps Black Theatre Troupe inspiring its community
As the Black Theatre Troupe readies its 50th anniversary celebration, its leader, David Hemphill, is…
Dancing at a Distance: Theater camp brings Desert Stages kids safely together
For kids who have been locked up at home for months, camp has been a…
Expanding the Cohort Club: Arizona Theatre Company strives to connect artists and audience
Passing by the Arizona Theatre Company’s website or Facebook pages, patrons might be inclined to…
Taking the Stage: Terry Temple is ready to usher Desert Foothills into new era
At many theaters, the creative and business management are separate and distinct, often locking horns…
Laughing It Up: Everything goes wrong in footlight farce
Peter Hill, the artistic and technical director of Fountain Hills Theater, knows what audiences like.…