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Balletboyz at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. Photo by Elliott Franks INDULGE BalletBoyz at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. Photo by Elliott Franks. THEATER ASU Gammage, Tempe ASU MainStage School of Theatre, Film, Dance Arizona Broadway Theatre, Peoria asugammage.com theatrefilm.asu.edu azbroadway.org Broadway Season: Oct. 20-Nov. 8 The Book of Mormon Oct. 2-4 Fall Forward! Mainstage: Nov. 24-29 A Christmas Story Oct. 5-14 Statewide Artist Residency Oct. 16-Nov. 15 West Side Story Jan. 12-17 If/Then Ana Teresa Fernández: Entre Nosotros Nov. 27-Dec. 27 A Christmas Carol: The Musical Feb. 16-21 The Bridges Of Madison County Oct. 6 Statewide Artist Residency Jan. 15-Feb. 13 Carousel March 15-20 A Gentleman’s Guide To Love And Murder Ana Teresa Fernández: Beyond Boundaries Feb. 26-April 3 Fiddler on the Roof April 5-10 42nd Street Oct. 7 Statewide Artist Residency April 15-May 8 The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas May 4-8 Annie Ana Teresa Fernández: Feminism, Borders, Art May 27-June 19 Rock of Ages June 14-19 Newsies Oct. 16-25 A Streetcar Named Desire July 15-Aug. 7 Shrek: The Musical BEYOND Series: Oct. 22-23 Fall Undergraduate Project Presentations Aug. 26-Sept. 18 Pageant: The Musical Comedy Oct. 29-30 Fall Graduate Project Presentations Oct. 17 Holding It Down | Vijay Iyer/Mike Ladd Beauty Contest Oct. 30-Nov. 8 Dry Land Nov. 10 Feet Don’t Fail Me Now | Rhythmic Circus Concert Series: Nov. 2 Adam’s Dogs Nov. 21 Moon Medicine | Sanford Biggers Aug.31 Remember the King Nov. 3 The Alexandria Play Jan. 30 On Behalf Of Nature | Meredith Monk Sept. 24-Oct. 4 Menopause: The Musical (select dates) Nov. 4 The Secret Language of Roses March (date TBD) Open House: Aaron Landsman Oct. 26 The Man in Black Nov. 5 And Me, Alexander April 16 Black Girl | Camille Brown & Dancers Nov. 2 Early Rock & Roll Nov. 6-8 Emerging Artists I (linguistic play) Dec. 7 Classic Country Christmas Nov. 13-22 Brooklyn Bridge Dec. 21 Christmas with the Rat Pack, December 21 Nov. 20-22 Emerging Artists II Jan. 25 56 – The 1950s Rock & Roll Revue Dec. 4 Fall Film Capstone Showcase Feb. 1 ABBAFAB Jan. 29-31 Emerging Artists III March 14 December ‘63: The Jersey Boys Tribute Feb. 12-21 Lasso of Truth March 21 Dream Lover: Bobby Darin ASU School of Music Lyric Opera Theatre Feb. 19-21 Transition Projects March 28 The Magic of Manilow music.asu.edu/events Feb. 19-28 The American Play March 24-25 Spring Graduate Project Presentations Sept. 25-Oct. 4 Company March 25-April 3 She Kills Monsters Nov. 19-22 Guadalupe March 31-April1 Spring Undergraduate Project Presetations Arizona Theatre Company Nov. 30 Fall Music Theatre Showcase April 15-17 Dance: Inventions & Conventions arizonatheatre.org Jan. 15-17 Grease April 15-24 On Display Feb. 25-28 L’elisir d’amore April 28 ASU concert choir, chamber singers, Hershey Felder As Irving Berlin April 15-24 The Drowsy Chaperone choral union and chamber winds Tucson: Sept. 16-Oct. 4 April 25 Spring Music Theatre Showcase present Arthur David’s King David Phoenix: Oct. 8-25 Performances take place in the Evelyn Smith Music Theatre See website for performance locations. Disgraced at the ASU School of Music. Tucson: Oct. 17-Nov. 7 Phoenix: Nov. 12-29 Snapshots: A Musical Scrapbook Hershey Felder As Irving Berlin. Black Theatre Troupe, Phoenix Photo courtesy of arizonatheatre.org. Tucson: Nov. 29-Dec. 19 blacktheatretroupe.org Phoenix: Dec. 30-Jan. 17 Fences Oct. 9-25 The Taste Test, Frank Higgins Tucson: Jan.16-Feb. 2 Dec. 4-20 Black Nativity, Langston Hughes Phoenix: Feb. 11-28 Feb. 5-21 Looking Over the President’s Shoulder, James Still Of Mice and Men April 8-24 Black Pearl Sings, Frank Higgins Tucson: March 5-26 Phoenix: March 31-April 17 Performances take place at Helen K. Mason Performing Arts Center in Phoenix. The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord Tucson: April 9-30 Phoenix: May 5-22 Phoenix and Tucson performances take place at the Herberger Theater Center and the Temple of Music and Art, respectively. Fountain Hills Theater Lunch Time Theater and Dance Theater: fhtaz.org Oct. 5-15 J is for Justice Borderlands Theater, Tucson Oct. 22-23 Reflections borderlandstheater.org Mainstage: Nov. 9-19 Two Old Broads Talk Turkey Sept. 4-20 South Pacific Nov. 30-Dec. 17 Fruitcake Follies, Sept. 10-27 Más Oct. 16-Nov. 1 Any Number Can Die A Half Baked Musical Treat Dec. 3-6 A Tucson Pastorela Jan. 22- Feb. 7 La Cage aux Folles (adult themes) Dec. 11-18 Frances Smith Cohen’s Snow Queen March 3-6 Barrio Stories, location(s) TBD. April 1-17 Play It Again, Sam Jan. 11-21 Operantics April 14-May 1 Ghosts of Lote Bravo May 6-22 Curtains Feb. 15-25 Hour of Decision Oct. 3-4 Conjunto Blues, location TBD. March 3-4 Daughters of Eve Mainstage Too: March 14-31 Themes and Variations Performances take place at Temple of Music and Art Aug. 21-30 Sylvia (adult language) April 20-21 American Voices Cabaret Theater unless otherwise noted. Nov. 6-22 Sunday in the Park With George May 2-12 The Nightmare of Henry VIII Jan. 8-17 Talley’s Folly May 16-26 WWWD (What Would Walt DO?) March 11-27: Quilters: A Musical Broadway in Tucson June 6-16 Never Trust an Alligator broadwayintucson.com Special Engagement: in an Easter Bonnet Dec. 4-20 A Christmas Carol: The Musical June 20-30 Mrs. Wyatt Earp Sept. 29-Oct. 4 Annie July 11-21 Judy Garland: A Musical Legacy Oct. 21-Nov. 1 The Phantom of the Opera July 25-Aug. 4 Legends of Song Dec. 4 “MythBusters” Jamie Aug. 8-18 Land of a thousand Dances and Adam Unleashed Jan. 5-10 Riverdance Hale Center Theatre, Mesa Invisible Theatre, Tucson Feb. 16-21 The Book of Mormon haletheatrearizona.com March 28 Star Trek the Ultimate Voyage invisibletheatre.com March 30-April 3 42nd Street Through Oct. 10 Something’s Afoot April 22-24 Chicago Through Nov. 17 Heaven Can Wait Main Stage: Oct. 15-Nov. 28 Mary Poppins Oct. 13-25 Bakersfield Mist Performances take place at Centennial Hall. Dec. 3-24 A Christmas Carol Nov. 12-15 Sanger: One Woman, One Story Dec. 31-Feb. 13 Beau Jest Nov.19-21 Trans Scripts – A Verbatim Play Jan. 18-April 19 The Andrews Brothers Desert Foothills Theater, Jan. 30-31 Gene Kelly – The Legacy at the Berger Feb. 18-April 2 Anything Goes Performing Arts Center Scottsdale April 7-May 14 The Diary of Anne Frank Feb. 9-21 Deelmayker dftheater.org May 19-July 2 Me and My Girl March 5-6 Ethel Merman’s Broadway July 7-Aug. 20 West Side Story at Berger Performing Arts Center Sept. 27 Two Characters in Search of a Laugh April 19-May 1 I Ought To Be In Pictures Oct. 25 Seth Rudetsky’s Big Fat Broadway Nov. 13-15 and 20-22 The Drowsy Chaperone Herberger Theater Center, Phoenix Women’s Voices, Women’s Lives Play Reading Series: Dec. 20-21 Soul of Broadway Holiday: The Return herbergertheater.org Jan. 8-10 and 15-17 TBA School Edition Dec. 1 Looking For Magic April 1-3, 8-10 and 15-17 Smokey Joe’s Café Sept. 24-Oct. 11 Sex With Strangers by Beverly King Pollock May 13-15 and 20-22 Alice in Wonderland Oct. 8-25 Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin March 2 Anna Karenina Lives July (dates TBA) 2016 Summer Drama Oct. 16-31 Port Authority by Germaine Shames Also see Desert Foothills under Youth Theater. Oct. 22-25 Reflections March 10-14 Let’s Live A Little by Kathleen Clark Nov. 12-29 Disgraced Performances and play readings take place at Invisible Theatre Dec. 2 Chasing Shadows unless otherwise noted. Desert Stages Theatre, Scottsdale Dec. 5-20 Frances Smith Cohen’s Snow Queen Dec. 11-13 Holiday Cabaret desertstages.org Photo courtesy of Dec. 14 Spirit of the Season herbergertheater.org. Sept. 4-Oct. 25 Of Mice and Men Dec. 30-Jan. 17 Snapshots: A Musical Scrapbook Oct. 2-Nov. 1 The Addams Family Jan. 27-Feb.28 Becoming Dr. Ruth Nov. 6- Jan. 11 Miracle on 34th Street Feb. 5-20 Passing Strange Nov. 13-Dec. 20 Annie Jr. Feb. 6 Ghashee w Mashee (the Dumbass) Jan. 8-Feb. 7 Thoroughly Modern Millie Feb. 11-28 Fences Jan. 22-March 13 Brighton Beach Memoirs March 3-6 Daughters of Eve Feb. 19 - March 20 Back to the ‘80s March 31-April 17 Of Mice and Men March 25 - May 15 Glenngarry Glen Ross April 24 American Voices April 8 - May 8 9 to 5 the Musical May 5-22 The Gospel According to Thomas May 20-June 26 Shrek Jr. Jefferson, Charles Dickens and June 3-July 24 Moon Over Buffalo Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord July 8-Aug. 8 Into the Woods May 20-June 4 The Velocity of Autumn Phoenix Theatre phoenixtheatre.com Theatre Artists Studio, Scottsdale Through Oct. 4 Chicago at Mainstage Theatre Oct. 28-Nov. 22 The Toxic Avenger at Hormel Theatre thestudiophx.org Nov. 18-Dec. 27 The Wizard of Oz at Mainstage Theatre Sept. 4-20 Crimes of the Heart Dec. 17-23 Holiday Cabaret with Maestro Jeff Oct. 16-Nov. 1 American Myth Kennedy at Hormel Theatre Nov. 27-Dec. 13 Cinderella Dec. 18-22 Arizona Opera presents Holiday Jan. 15-31 Grand Concourse Favorites at Hormel Theatre Feb.
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