The artwork of 16 female veterans will be on display at a free show later this month, and will also include their stories of war-related trauma and healing. 

With the recent televised live version of “Rent,” the rock musical has reached a whole new generation of fans. While the iconic show is set in the late 1980s, its stories of finding love and following dreams speak to people of different ages.

In a musical that aims to bridge divides, unify audiences and celebrate family and friendship in all its forms, “In the Heights” will make its East Valley premiere at Mesa Arts Center May 17.

“Detroit ’67” will guide audiences through the riots and subsequent rebirth of the Motor City during its performances Friday, Feb. 22, to Sunday, March 17, at the Tempe Center for the Arts.

Artists encourage visitors to escape into their imaginations in Junkyard Jungle, a journey into Earth’s lush rain forests and other wild destinations, where discarded materials become treasured artworks, in a spring exhibition at the i.d.e.a. Museum.

How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World – Opens Friday, 2/22

 Ahwatukee dance instructor Kimberly Lewis will be holding open auditions for a musical that carries something of a historic moment.

The 5 Browns have changed the genre of classical music while they play it on five pianos.