Calendar - Upcoming Performances

Brad Allen, has had a splendid life in the performing Arts, working as a professional actor, director, choreographer, voiceover artist, composer/lyricist, and doing children’s theatre. In this one-man show, you’ll hear: what it’s like to direct your first play when the lead actress has verbal dyslexia; how to convince people you can do an authentic Cantonese dialect; and why you should never irritate Carol Channing.

Born near Yuma, Arizona in 1927, civil rights and farm labor activist Cesar Chavez was one the most influential American leaders of the 20th century. In 1965, Chavez and Dolores Huerta founded the United Farm Workers of America, which made history fighting to improve working and living conditions for farm laborers nationwide. Chavez died April 23, 1993, in San Luis, Arizona, not far from his family homestead.

One Rockette’s hilarious, yet traumatic story of survival, success, brokenness, and how a ridiculous sense of humor magically saved her life. Again…and again. Through storytelling, music, and a few pas de bourree’s Karen Burns invites us into her life. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll be glad it wasn’t you.

On the eve of a celebrity red carpet event, showcasing the celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, pop culture journalists such as Extra!, Entertainment Tonight, and TMZ discover that the event itself is not accessible.

For over 40 years, T.A. Burrows has used his vocal talents to delight audiences with the voices of legendary singers. Now, hear T.A. as you’ve never seen him before, singing in his own voice in a new production entitled, “IN CONCERT.” In this show, T.A. performs some of his favorite pop hits and standards. Between the tunes, he shares hilarious anecdotes reflecting his amazing career as a professional entertainer.