Fostering Passions: Nicole Royse wants to share her love of art
Art is important to Nicole Royse. As the owner of Royse Contemporary in Old Town,…
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No Laughing Matter: ImprovMania expands with new space
ImprovMania, Chandler’s long-running comedy theater, has found a new home after buying a building from…
Don’t Call It a Comeback: Chandler Center prepares for ‘grand opening’
After more than a year of barring patrons from visiting its theater, the Chandler Center…
Arts Calendar: July 2021
‘Gilligan’s Island: The Musical’ TO JULY 11 The musical brings back all the well-known characters:…
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…
‘The World of Bob Dylan’: Tulsa professor shows the troubadour’s sides in new book
University of Tulsa professor Sean Latham joined other music lovers to pen “The World of…
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 Stroke of Realism: Social media keeps Erin McLoughlin inspired
Erin McLoughlin was a little girl, growing up in Anthem, when she saw Norman Rockwell…
The Music of the Night: Theater company strikes gold with cabaret revues
Life is a cabaret. At least, it has been for the small cast of Scottsdale…
Off the Cuff: Phoenix Improv Festival returns to a virtual format
The term “improv” can describe different types of performances, both dramatic and comedic. The Phoenix…