A New Chapter: Phoenix Art Museum names Timothy Rodgers director and CEO
Timothy R. Rodgers finds himself frequently returning to the Phoenix Art Museum. A native Midwesterner,…
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A Whole New World: The National Comedy Theatre adapts to the pandemic with online classes
The National Comedy Theatre, Downtown Mesa’s home for improv and sketch comedy, has fallen on…
They Need to Dance: Scorpius theater keeps engaging fans through video
The COVID-19 pandemic has a major impact on dance companies around the Valley, including Scorpius…
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…
A Second Act Full of Laughs: Comedian Paul Diedrich’s road has been littered with detours
During the past few years, local teacher-turned-comedian Paul Diedrich has thrilled audiences at every comedy…
Barcelona’s Sunshine: Former ASU QB Gus Farwell lightens the mood with opera
When Gus Farwell was a Sun Devil theater major, he slid into ASU Gammage through…
Sunrise, Sunset: The Musical Theatre of Anthem in danger of closing
In December, Musical Theatre of Anthem had reason to celebrate. The company was awarded a…
A Bollywood Love Story: ‘Boulevard’ drives the beat of India’s film and music
Sometimes the dreams of Bollywood stories come true. When “Bollywood Boulevard” comes to the Chandler…
Laughing It Up: Everything goes wrong in footlight farce
Peter Hill, the artistic and technical director of Fountain Hills Theater, knows what audiences like.…
A Rocky Display of Art: Carlos Moseley describes how his hobby evolved into a career
Basking in the breathtaking nature around him, Carlos Moseley scours the earth for native stones…