Stars shine brightly in Arizona Theatre Company's "The Sunshine Boys"

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ATC's co-productions vital to company

A.J. Holmes and Andrea Ross in Arizona Theatre Company's "Next to Normal," which was a co-production with San Jose Repertory Theatre.

The mac awards (drum roll, please)

Arizona Theatre Company's "Next to Normal" wins the 2012 Mac Award for best musical, and David Ira Goldstein captures the award for best director in a musical.

The mac awards (drum roll, please)

Kendra Kassebaum takes the Mac for best actress in a musical for her role as Diana in Arizona Theatre Company's production of "Next to Normal."

The mac awards (drum roll, please)

A.J. Holmes, winner as best actor in a musical, and Andrea Ross in Arizona Theatre Company's "Next to Normal."

Austen's words set to music

Jon Eidson and Anneliese van der Pol in Arizona Theatre Company's "Jane Austen's Emma," which opens in previews Saturday.

Austen's words set to music

Jon Eidson, left, Anneliese van der Pol and Colin Hanlon in "Jane Austen's Emma," a musical that uses Austen's words in the songs.

If 'Gatsby' is not great, it doesn't miss by much

Monette Magrath, as Daisy, makes it clear why Jay Gatsby and everyone else is entranced by her. David Andrew Macdonald brings charm and vulnerability - not to mention courage - to the title role.

'Gatsby' from page to stage

Zachary Ford, left, as Nick, Monette Magrath as Daisy, and David Andrew Macdonald as Gatsby in ATC's production.

ATC's 'God of Carnage': funny, in a very, very disturbing way

From left, Benjamin Evett, Joey Parsons, Amy Resnick and Bob Sorenson in Arizona Theatre Company's hilarious, harrowing "God of Carnage."

Holmes adventure afoot in 'Suicide Club' at ATC

Remi Sandri and Jeff Steitzer appear in "Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Suicide Club."

Good play, superb acting make 'Yonkers' a treat

Fine performances are turned in by Ryan DeLuca, left, Maxx Carlisle-King and Kate Goehring in Arizona Theatre Company's production of "Lost in Yonkers."

A comedy of survival Simon's 'Lost'

Maxx Carlisle-King (Arty),left, Judy Kaye (Grandma Kurnitz) and Ryan DeLuca (Jay) star as three central members of a most dysfunctional family in Arizona Theatre Company's "Lost in Yonkers." It is the only one of Neil Simon's plays to win a Pulitzer.

Chekhov meets Coward in ATC's 'Ten Chimneys'

Suzanne Bouchard, Anna Bullard and Steve Hendrickson in Arizona Theatre Company's "Ten Chimneys."

World's best live again

Suzanne Bouchard, Anna Bullard and Steve Hendrickson in Arizona Theatre Company's "Ten Chimneys."

ATC delivers powerful, emotional 'Ma Rainey'

Jevetta Steele is Ma Rainey and James T. Alfred is Levee in the Arizona Theatre Company's production of "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom."

'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' merges great roles, music

Jevetta Steele is Ma Rainey and James T. Alfred is Levee in Arizona Theatre Company's production of "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom."

'Backwards' story trips, but dance, music flow

Ginger Rogers (Anna Aimee White) faces forward in ATC's "Backwards."

Second City pokes fun at Arizonans in ATC show

Martin Garcia and Lauren Dowden in Arizona Theatre Company's season closer, "The Second City Does Arizona, or Close But No Saguaro."

ATC's 'Menagerie' takes a jarring look into memory

Barbra Wengerd portrays a frail Laura and Brian Ibsen her slightly caddish "gentleman caller," Jim.

'Glass Menagerie'

Wengerd and Ibsen in "The Glass Menagerie," the third installment in ATC's Great American Plays series.

'Glass Menagerie'

Barbra Wengerd and Brian Ibsen in Arizona Theatre Company's production of "The Glass Menagerie" by Tennessee Williams.

ATC's '[title]' is enjoyable despite problems

Stanley Bahorek, left, Kelly McCormick, Lauren Lebowitz and Sal Sabella commit totally to their characters in Arizona Theatre Company's production of "[title of show]."

'Ain't Misbehavin' '

Clockwise from left, Darryl G. Ivey (at piano), Rebecca Covington, Ken Robinson and Christopher L. Morgan are part of the cast of Arizona Theatre Company's "Ain't Misbehavin'," featuring the music of jazz legend Fats Waller.