Get ready for some laughs in ATC’s next show, Private Lives, which runs from April 15 to May 6 in Tucson and May 11 to May 28 in Phoenix. Pru Payne runs from March 4 to March 25 in Tucson and March 30 to April 16 in Phoenix. But as her memory begins to fade, all her preconceived notions – about herself and, more importantly, others – also slip away. An esteemed critic, Prudence “Pru” Payne is widely recognized as a wit, a scholar, and a public intellectual her son Thomas lives in that shadow. Written by Pulitzer Prize Nominee Steven Drukman, Pru Payne is a remarkable, funny, and life-affirming story about the relationship between a mother and son. The second half of the season starts with excitement as ATC presents the world premier of Pru Payne. Directed by ATC’s own Chanelle Bragg, the show runs from January 21 to February 11 in Tucson and February 16 to March 5 in Phoenix.
Reimagined for Arizona Theatre Company’s stages, this intimate and intense classic that changed the way we tell stories draws from the memories of narrator Tom and explores the complex web of love, longing, loyalty, and constraints that bind families together. Rounding out the first half of the season is The Glass Menagerie, a poetic and raw portrayal of a family on the brink of change. Don’t miss this sequel to last season’s holiday show! When the festivities spiral into chaos, Lydia finds her voice in this celebration of family and forgiveness. The bustling staff find themselves amid a holiday scandal, complete with misunderstandings and shenanigans. Boisterous sister Lydia Wickham returns front and center for this holiday season joined by her long lost husband and the home’s downstairs residents. The show runs from November 5 to December 2 in Tucson and December 8 to December 23 in Phoenix. The show will be co-produced with Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park.ĪTC fans may remember its holiday show from last year, Christmas at Pemberley, as it introduces a new addition to the storyline, The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberley. The Lion is a story about courage the music about finding it. Max Alexander-Taylor stars in the lead role of Ben with a supporting cast of six guitars. This mesmerizing true story of survival and redemption reminds us that great things can come from challenging times. Presented in association with Danielle Tarento, The Lion, is a heartwarming and powerful one-man folk musical. The season kicks off with The Lion which runs from September 24 to October 15 in Tucson and October 20 to November 6 in Phoenix. The collection of shows features some beloved and charming classics as well as new entertainment for Arizona audiences. Arizona Theatre Company (ATC) single tickets went on sale for its 2022-2023 season this week.
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