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Morgan Foster Entertainment presents Follies, a weekly kiki with a rotating cast of Phoenix's fiercest drag performers — from tenured pageant queens to dapper, dancing kings — and everyone in between each Saturday at Kobalt [https://www.kobaltbarphoenix.com/].

Phoenix

United States

Arizona

Kobalt

Follies Drag Show

Back by popular demand for a new, expanded season!

Arizona’s spectacular local musicians present four themed musical cabarets featuring Broadway and popular songs.

Monday, Sept 23 at 7:30pm / 7pm preshow
"Happy Never After" - Taylor McGlone, Shelly Trujillo & Heather Fallon

Monday, Dec 2 at 7:30pm / 7pm preshow
Marina Blue Jarrett

Monday, Feb 24 at 7:30pm / 7pm preshow
“Bethany Unplugged” – Bethany Baca

Monday, May 19 at 7:30pm / 7pm preshow
“Taking the Wheel” – Damon J. Bolling

PLUS… 4 bonus dates! More exceptional local talent join us for a MUSICAL READING of R&H’s A Grand Night for Singing Oct 6 & 7, and two PLAY READINGS (titles TBA) March 7 & April 4. All curated by The Bridge Initiative (bridgeinit.org).

ASU Kerr Cultural Center

The Bridge Cabaret Plus

1825 N. Central Ave.

The Phoenix Theatre Company

Jersey Boys

Lightning strikes and sparks fly when Bob and Jean meet in New York City, 1941. But their instant attraction is cut short as World War II drives the pair thousands of miles apart. While Bob is off to the Pacific as a bomb disposal officer, Jean is headed to boost troop morale as a USO actress. Is their connection strong enough to withstand the winds of war? Travel through their passionate, funny, sometimes desperate correspondence as they navigate battle, Broadway, and the complexities of the human heart. A new play written by Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning and Emmy-nominated playwright Robert Schenkkan, “Bob & Jean: A Love Story” is a stirring and romantic world premiere that tells the remarkable story of an exhilarating courtship.

700 W Rio Salado Parkway

Arizona Theatre Company

Arizona Theatre Company: Bob & Jean: A Love Story

Forbidden Broadway

Tito Muñoz, conductor
The Phoenix Symphony Chorus, Dr. Thomas Bookhout,  [https://www.phoenixsymphony.org/musician/thomas-bookhout/]chorus master
Felicia Moore, soprano
Briana Elyse Hunter, mezzo soprano
Miles Mykkanen, tenor
Norman Garrett, baritone


Beethoven’s ninth and final symphony, premiered years after illness left the composer completely deaf, revolutionized the symphonic form with vocal soloists and a chorus joining the orchestra to sing his setting of Friedrich Schiller’s poem “Ode to Joy,” celebrating the brotherhood of all humanity. Premiered 200 years ago with Beethoven seated beside the conductor facing the orchestra, at its conclusion, one of the soloists turned the composer around to see the thunderous applause he no longer could hear. Tito Muñoz leads four vocal soloists, The Phoenix Symphony Chorus and orchestra in this orchestral masterpiece. 


Praised for his versatility, technical clarity, and keen musical insight, Tito Muñoz is internationally recognized as one of the most gifted conductors on the podium today. After 10 years as the Virginia G. Piper Music Director of The Phoenix Symphony, Tito’s tenure, one of the longest in the organization’s history, concluded at the end of the 2023-24 season.


Concert Repertoire
Hindemith: Symphonic Metamorphosis
Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 “Choral”

Events in Arizona, United States

In the evening

Follies Drag Show

The Bridge Cabaret Plus

Jersey Boys

Arizona Theatre Company: Bob & Jean: A Love Story

Forbidden Broadway

Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony

Jersey Boys