Performing Arts

It’s a powerful reminder that every minute is a bit of history in the making – and everyone’s story matters.

Spoiler alert: It’s hilarious.

Robert Askin’s comic gem continues Phoenix Theatre’s savvy courting of younger, hipper audiences.

This weekend, he’ll compete at the World Championship Hoop Dance Contest at the Heard.

He’s coming to Stand Up Live this February.

So now what?

“The theater community loved Kyle, and will no doubt be lining up for weeks to pay tribute to his large heart.”

A dot Ham.

He’s spent nearly four decades working in the arts.

Everything you need to know.

Lynn Trimble reviews the dance and film festival.

But it’s less relevant than entertaining.

Seven ways to prep.

He’ll replace Carlos Valcárcel.

“I have the same dedication and obsessiveness with writing that I have with dance.”

Ib Andersen’s take feels particularly playful this year.

Now on stage at Tempe Center for the Arts.

Here’s when (and where) to see them.

Because it’s a little more complicated than you might think.

He’s coming to Celebrity Theatre this December.

A layered and handsome social portrait, studded with music, religious debate, talk of superstition, and a recipe for collard greens.