Gather Storytelling: Force of Habit
Gather storytelling is back for August. Three true personal stories and a folk tale are in store!
$7
Gather storytelling is back for August. Three true personal stories and a folk tale are in store!
Composer and bandleader Scott Jeffers has traveled extensively across the globe to gather inspiration; composing most of his songs while surrounded by faraway people and landscapes brings a true authenticity to his fiery and passionate violin and vocal performances. This performance will be a special acoustic performance, only at ASU Kerr!
October's theme: Rebel with a Cause. Experience a folktale from our guest host, three true stories and the fun Q&A.
"Frankenstein's Creature Tells His Tale" is a one-of-a-kind first-person narrative from a different perspective. This groundbreaking performance will be captured in a podcast format, but it transcends the traditional podcast realm. It's audio theater!
Jazz club vibes! Experience Latin jazz at the hands of a beloved and talented PHX bandleader with beautiful history in the Valley as a dancer, jazz player and spiritual touchstone.
Sonoran Winds Quintet returns to the stage, featuring rich, melodic, and lively works of Reicha, Muczyinski, Rubstov and Farkas.
Irma Herrera’s solo performance piece “Why Would I Mispronounce My Own Name?” weaves history and comedic insights into stories about names and sheds light and throws shade on our prejudices and assumptions.
James Taylor paid tribute to Jimmy Buffett in several of his shows after his passing, and we feel the same desire to celebrate this awesome artist in our show, bringing the James Taylor Experience together with special tribute to the life and music of Jimmy Buffet in this two-act concert performance.
Curated by renowned violinist and composer Nokuthula Ngwenyama, Composers' Choice gives you a look behind the scenes at the lives of working composers.
This play is the real story of the West's most famous dentist, Doc Holliday, and his journey from one who heals to one who kills.
Navajo trumpeter Delbert Anderson builds safe havens for Diné melodies to converse with various styles. D'DAT researches Diné melodies of the past for inspiration, performs our stories for today and preserves cultural and indigenous roots music for the future.
Commanding rooms with her presence from the first note, globe-trotting GRAMMY nominee Caro Pierotto brings her samba celebration program to the warm acoustics of ASU Kerr.