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SUMMARY:Black Comedy
DESCRIPTION:When struggling artist Brindsley Miller “borrows” his neighbor’s elegant furniture to impress his fiancée’s father and a wealthy art collector\, he thinks he’s staged the perfect evening. Then the power fails. What follows? A parade of colorful\, duplicitous guests stumbling through a pitch-black room\, while the audience sees every frantic whisper\, flying chair\, and desperate attempt to hide the evidence in full light. Secrets collide. Furniture shifts. Surprise visitors arrive at the worst possible moment. \nIt’s fast\, physical\, and gloriously upside down\, where darkness shines brightest and disaster has never looked so funny.
URL:https://onstageaz.com/event/black-comedy/2026-11-08/
LOCATION:Live Theatre Workshop\, 3322 E Fort Lowell Rd\, Tucson\, AZ\, 85716\, United States
CATEGORIES:Comedy
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SUMMARY:Brahms’ Fourth
DESCRIPTION:The great strength and nobility of Brahms’ Fourth and final Symphony places it among his most profound achievements. The Tucson Symphony’s Dario Brignoli is the soloist in Carl Maria von Weber’s delightful First Clarinet Concerto. And the inner glow of Jennifer Higdon’s Blue Cathedral will soothe long after its sumptuous sound fades into silence. Young conducting sensation Gerald Karni takes the podium for these concerts.
URL:https://onstageaz.com/event/brahms-fourth/2026-11-08/
LOCATION:Catalina Foothills High School\, AZ\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Stage
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SUMMARY:AET Presents the Beloved Classic Musical “Man of La Mancha”
DESCRIPTION:(Tucson\, AZ) – Come dream “The Impossible Dream” with the multi-Tony Award winning musical\, “Man of La Mancha” at Arts Express Theatre. Bold\, theatrical\, and timelessly classic\, “Man of La Mancha” is a “golden age” masterpiece; a must-see for any lover of musical theatre. This fully LIVE production runs weekends October 23-November 15 on Fridays and Saturdays at 7 p.m.\, and Saturday and Sunday Matinees at 2 p.m.\, with added shows on 11/2 and 11/8 at 7 p.m.\, and Thursday\, 11/12 at 7p.m. There will be no performance at 7 p.m. on 10/31. \nSet in the dungeons of the Spanish Inquisition\, Miguel de Cervantes (Michael Stewart)\, a playwright and tax collector\, is thrown into prison along with his manservant (Nathan Taylor). Their fellow prisoners attack them\, wanting to steal Cervantes’ possessions held in a large trunk\, but the criminal known as “The Governor” (Bill Bland) suggests a mock trial instead. Utilizing the contents of his trunk\, Cervantes transforms himself into the character of Don Quixote de la Mancha. He acts out an adventure to prove his innocence\, asking the other prisoners to participate as characters in his “play\,” dubbing his manservant “Sancho” and singing the rousing “I\, Don Quixote.” \nQuixote and Sancho set off on their quest and soon come to an Inn\, where the serving wench and prostitute Aldonza (Jynx Zavala) bemoans her existence and having to serve all the men of the town\, “It’s all the Same.” Quixote is enchanted by her\, calling her his “Dulcinea” and proclaiming her fairness and beauty\, which confuses and annoys her. Aldonza has only known abuse and scorn all her life\, but finds herself curious about the traveler\, willing to go along and see where the story ends. \nAs each prisoner takes on another “role” in the adventure\, they question Quixote’s sanity and criticize his grand imagination. Even through horrible acts\, Don Quixote still sees the good in people and upholds the pillars of knighthood\, traits extremely rarely seen in the lives of these prisoners and beyond. The quest progresses\, and the prisoners—as well as the audience–are invited to examine the line between reality and imagination\, of hope and despair\, and to endeavor to see the world not just as it is\, but as it should be. \nWith a magnificent\, stirring score by Mitch Leigh\, memorable lyrics by Joe Darion\, and an unforgettable story by Dale Wasserman\, and including cherished songs like “Dulcinea\,” “I’m Only Thinking of Him\,” and the beloved anthem\, “The Impossible Dream\,” the Tony-Award winner for Best Musical\, “Man of La Mancha\,” is not to be missed. \n“Man of La Mancha” is Directed by Brian Doig\, with Music Direction by Linda Ackermann and Choreography by Stevie Johnson. \nAudience Advisory: PG-13. Mature themes\, including implications of sexual assault and violence\, themes of madness\, suicide\, and religious persecution\, lewd comments towards Aldonza.
URL:https://onstageaz.com/event/aet-presents-the-beloved-classic-musical-man-of-la-mancha/2026-11-08/1/
LOCATION:Arts Express Theatre\, 5870 E. Broadway Blvd.\, Ste. 214\, Tucson\,\, AZ\, 85737\, United States
CATEGORIES:Theatrical
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SUMMARY:AET Presents the Beloved Classic Musical “Man of La Mancha”
DESCRIPTION:(Tucson\, AZ) – Come dream “The Impossible Dream” with the multi-Tony Award winning musical\, “Man of La Mancha” at Arts Express Theatre. Bold\, theatrical\, and timelessly classic\, “Man of La Mancha” is a “golden age” masterpiece; a must-see for any lover of musical theatre. This fully LIVE production runs weekends October 23-November 15 on Fridays and Saturdays at 7 p.m.\, and Saturday and Sunday Matinees at 2 p.m.\, with added shows on 11/2 and 11/8 at 7 p.m.\, and Thursday\, 11/12 at 7p.m. There will be no performance at 7 p.m. on 10/31. \nSet in the dungeons of the Spanish Inquisition\, Miguel de Cervantes (Michael Stewart)\, a playwright and tax collector\, is thrown into prison along with his manservant (Nathan Taylor). Their fellow prisoners attack them\, wanting to steal Cervantes’ possessions held in a large trunk\, but the criminal known as “The Governor” (Bill Bland) suggests a mock trial instead. Utilizing the contents of his trunk\, Cervantes transforms himself into the character of Don Quixote de la Mancha. He acts out an adventure to prove his innocence\, asking the other prisoners to participate as characters in his “play\,” dubbing his manservant “Sancho” and singing the rousing “I\, Don Quixote.” \nQuixote and Sancho set off on their quest and soon come to an Inn\, where the serving wench and prostitute Aldonza (Jynx Zavala) bemoans her existence and having to serve all the men of the town\, “It’s all the Same.” Quixote is enchanted by her\, calling her his “Dulcinea” and proclaiming her fairness and beauty\, which confuses and annoys her. Aldonza has only known abuse and scorn all her life\, but finds herself curious about the traveler\, willing to go along and see where the story ends. \nAs each prisoner takes on another “role” in the adventure\, they question Quixote’s sanity and criticize his grand imagination. Even through horrible acts\, Don Quixote still sees the good in people and upholds the pillars of knighthood\, traits extremely rarely seen in the lives of these prisoners and beyond. The quest progresses\, and the prisoners—as well as the audience–are invited to examine the line between reality and imagination\, of hope and despair\, and to endeavor to see the world not just as it is\, but as it should be. \nWith a magnificent\, stirring score by Mitch Leigh\, memorable lyrics by Joe Darion\, and an unforgettable story by Dale Wasserman\, and including cherished songs like “Dulcinea\,” “I’m Only Thinking of Him\,” and the beloved anthem\, “The Impossible Dream\,” the Tony-Award winner for Best Musical\, “Man of La Mancha\,” is not to be missed. \n“Man of La Mancha” is Directed by Brian Doig\, with Music Direction by Linda Ackermann and Choreography by Stevie Johnson. \nAudience Advisory: PG-13. Mature themes\, including implications of sexual assault and violence\, themes of madness\, suicide\, and religious persecution\, lewd comments towards Aldonza.
URL:https://onstageaz.com/event/aet-presents-the-beloved-classic-musical-man-of-la-mancha/2026-11-08/2/
LOCATION:Arts Express Theatre\, 5870 E. Broadway Blvd.\, Ste. 214\, Tucson\,\, AZ\, 85737\, United States
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