Tucson Pride: Call to Entertainers!

 

From: Sam Cloud <samc@tucsonpride.org>
Sent: Friday, April 26, 2024 10:10 PM
Subject: Call to Entertainers!

 

 

Dear Entertainers!

Tucson Pride is dedicated to showcasing the diverse talents of the LGBTQ+ community and its allies in our entertainment lineup at this year's Tucson Pride Festival. Whether you're a fierce drag queen, a killer dancing machine, a musical powerhouse, or something fabulous we've never seen before, we want to hear from you!

The 2024 Festival will take place on Saturday, September 28, at Reid Park, from 12pm to 10pm, and we are currently seeking performers to grace multiple stages throughout the day. This is an incredible opportunity to share your talent with a vibrant and supportive audience.

We're excited to announce that our entertainment application is now open! We invite all acts and entertainment groups to complete the following application for consideration in our upcoming celebrations as volunteer performers. To be considered for a performance slot, please fill out the application form by June 1, 2024. You can access the application form by clicking on the following link: Entertainment Application Form

Please note that the application closes on June 1st. We will be making decisions on the lineup and reaching out to accepted acts by June 15th with details of acceptance, stage placement, and time slot details.

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at entertainment@tucsonpride.org. We can't wait to review your application and hopefully have you join us in making Tucson Pride 2024 a truly unforgettable experience!

Thank you again for your interest and support.

 

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UofA School of Theatre, Film & Television presents the 19th annual I DREAM IN WIDESCREEN

 

 

From: Kerryn Negus <knegus@arizona.edu>
Sent: Friday, April 26, 2024 7:39 PM
Subject: For Immediate Release: University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television presents the 19th annual I DREAM IN WIDESCREEN

 

 

 

 

University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television presents the 19th annual I DREAM IN WIDESCREEN

 

 

Photo by Julius Schlosburg.

 

TUCSON, Ariz. – The University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television (TFTV) presents the 19th edition of I DREAM IN WIDESCREEN, the annual showcase of senior thesis films made by emerging filmmakers graduating from the School's nationally ranked Film & Television program. The showcase is Saturday, May 4, 7pm, at the Fox Tucson Theatre.

"This year's films include an abundance of creative and delightful comedies," says TFTV's Film & Television Production head Jacob Bricca, ACE. "I'm convinced that Zach Hearst's Freakout is going to have people rolling in the aisles, and Preston Kersting's In the Market is so spot on with its take on AI that you will laugh and cry at the same time — and and that's just scratching the surface of the great stuff we have in store."

"There are also some really delicious films that tread into horror territory, like Mira Pike's Lovesick and Kat Kones' Wandered Away. There's not one film that doesn't try something new."

Local audiences may recognize an eclectic range of Arizona locations. A lovelorn waiter casts a spell in Tucson's retro diner Little Anthony's. An Indiana Jones-style adventure takes place in San Xavier Underground Laboratory. And the bucolic Sonoita Creek in Patagonia is the scene for an eerie encounter between strangers. All films will compete for jury prizes. This year's jurors include actor and TFTV alum Vinessa Vidotto (FBI: International, Hacks), writer/director and Tribeca Festival programmer Cedar Sherbert, and Jeff Yanc, program director at the Loft Cinema, the nationally-recognized independent art house cinema.

Films that premiere at I Dream in Widescreen regularly go on to be selected to screen at film festivals nationally and internationally, providing invaluable industry exposure for the emerging filmmakers. 

 

 

 

Several films from 2023 are currently making waves on the film festival circuit including Anna Gabriella Agosto's Light Up Lulu and Myles Gordon's The Rematch, both of which were official selections of the Los Angeles International Children's Film Festival at WonderCon. Zack Richardson's film The Rise of Ronnie won Best Mockumentary at the Atlanta Comedy Film Festival, and this week A Man's Man by Jacob Robinson is screening at the Arizona International Film Festival. And Tatum Sailors, who won the I Dream in Widescreen 2023 Cinematography award for her work on Unconditional, recently signed for representation with Zero Gravity Management.

 

 

Anna Agosto, Myles Gordon, and Ryan Ramsey at LAICFF at WonderCon.

 

 

 

I DREAM IN WIDESCREEN will screen in person at the Fox Tucson Theatre (17 W Congress Street Tucson) on Saturday May 4 at 7:00pm. Tickets are $5 general admission and can be purchased via the I DREAM IN WIDESCREEN website. From May 5 through 20, the program will be available to view online for free at TFTV's YouTube channel.

The IDIWS2024 line-up is as follows:

Saturday, May 4, starting at 7:00pm MST

• IN THE MARKET – Director: Preston Kersting 

• LOVESICK – Director: Mira Pike

• THE BRI INCIDENT – Director: Andrew Morrill

• CIRCLING BACK – Director: Marley Councilor

• WANDERED AWAY – Director: Kat Kones

• FREAKOUT – Director: Zachary Hearst

• RICARDO RIVERA AND THE MINES OF MONTEZUMA – Director: Jackson Huffman 

• FISH – Director: Harrison Cable 

• REPORTERS – Director: Lilith Gulas 

• DEAR ADDIE – Director: Tatum Sailors

• OUT OF THE BOX – Director: Rene Marcelle

• SOMETHING BLUE – Director: Fiona Paskoff

• THE LAST CRAWL – Director: Kaleb Beard

Awards Ceremony
Hosted by: Max Murray and Catherine Kim

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Link to the IDIWS 2024 trailer can be found here:
IDIWS 2024 Trailer

Link to IDIWS 2024 images can be found here:
https://arizona.box.com/s/py8lewjom70oho7scnwbxhrqsrfg0vcf

 

 

 

About I DREAM IN WIDESCREEN
I DREAM IN WIDESCREEN is an annual year-end celebration of The University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television student thesis films. Now in its 19th year, films from the graduating class compete for prizes awarded by a panel of noted jurors from a cross-section of the entertainment industry. Films making their premiere at I DREAM IN WIDESCREEN are regularly selected by festivals around the world including Sundance and the Berlinale. I DREAM IN WIDESCREEN 2024 is sponsored by Craig Huston, Film Tucson, Monsoon Production Services, Neil Benton Arts & Entertainment, Hanson FilmTV Institute, Adobe, The Loft Cinema, Canon, Soundsnap, and Blackmagic Design.

 

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Spotlight Community Theater Auditions for Cinderella

 

Calling all aspiring actors and theater enthusiasts! 🌟
We are thrilled to announce auditions for our upcoming production at Spotlight Community Theater! Join us as we bring the magic of theater to life with our rendition of Cinderella!

📍 **Audition Location:** 7525 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85710
📅 **Audition Date:** May 2nd
⏰ **Audition Time:** Beginning at 5:45 PM. First come, first auditioned.

For more information on how to get involved and to receive our audition packet, please contact Chris J at 520-484-3386. Or visit our website Spotlightcommunitytheater.com

Everybody receives a role!
No matter what your experience level, whether it's your first time on stage or you're a seasoned performer, we welcome you with open arms. At Spotlight Community Theater, there are no small parts, only small actors. Every role is important, whether it's a lead, ensemble, or backup role.

We can't wait to see you at auditions and embark on this exciting theatrical journey together! Break a leg! 

 

https://www.spotlightcommunitytheater.com/

 

 

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Stories that Soar! auditions

 

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Tucson Improv Movement: The theater is rocking and rolling right now!

 

From: Tucson Improv Movement <justin@tucsonimprov.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2024 4:00 PM
Subject: Yes and News - 4/25/24

The theater is rocking and rolling right now!  We have so many things on the horizon and on the event horizon. Anyway, we have a lot going on. This first thing up is our Improv 101 One-Day Intensive! On Saturday, April 27th Jessica Hill will take you through our whole 101 curriculum in one day. It's the fast track and a lot of fun, so many laughs in one day! We know for some folks, it is hard to commit to a long-term class, or some folks just want to dip their toe into the improv waters, and a one-day extravaganza is the best way to go.  Sign up today!

The Improvathon is back May 3rd and 4th, and tickets are available on our website. This includes the All-Access Pass which gets you into any show over the 24-hour event for just $25. We are going to channel our best 60's telethon as we look to raise one million laughs, with a groovy lineup. Some highlights include, Amanda Bruno returning to tell stories at the Soapbox, a Big Wet Throbbing Queer Comedy Show, a midnight version of the SpoOoOoky Girls, improv overnight and in the morning, a family block headlined by Pretendy Time, and our hilarious telethon finale. All proceeds from our marathon go to paying off our COVID-19 EIDL loans, all the laughter we raise goes to you!

This week the Comedy Happy Hour is back featuring The TIM Company Interns (affectionately known as the TIMterns) and Improv Madness finalists Buttonholes! On Saturday, our infamous Halfway to Halloween show is back at 7:30pm, and the last SpoOoOky Girls show of their current season is at 9pm.

Lastly a bit of a cliffhanger, two words... TIM Gym!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Upcoming Shows

 

 

 

 

Thursday Night

7:30pm - Improv 201 + 401 Student Showcase
 

Friday Night

6:30pm - The Improv Jam
7:30pm - The Soapbox w/Emilia Eldridge
9:00pm - Set Unlisted
 

Saturday Night

6:30pm - Improv Happy Hour
7:30pm - Halfway to Halloween
9:00pm - Goofbumps

 

 

 

 

Secure Your Seats at This Weekend's Shows!

 

 

 

Upcoming Classes

 

 

 

 

Improv Comedy 

 

101(Intensive) - Saturday, April 27th w/Jessica Hill
101 - Thursday, May 9th w/Sara Alcazar Silva
201 - Tuesday, April 30th w/Graham Downing

 

Stand Up Comedy 

Coming Soon!

Sketch Comedy 

Coming Soon!

 

 

 

 

Register for Class Now

 

 

 

 

 

 

Come try out improv in a fun safe environment at the Jam Friday at 6:30pm!  Then stay for the Soapbox for just $5!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tucson Improv Movement

414 E 9th Street

Tucson, AZ 85705

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Unscrewed Theater: Weekend Improv Laughs and a NEW SHOW! 😅🤪

 

From: Unscrewed Theater <unscrewedtheater@mail.mailchimpapp.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2024 7:32 PM
Subject: Weekend Improv Laughs and a NEW SHOW! 😅🤪

 

 

 

Your Weekend Funny Has Arrived!

 

 

 

New show "Make Me Laugh!",
all-ages-appropriate Improv, and UNCENSORED laughs! 

 

Four shows this week:

• Friday, April 26th @ 7:30PM (PST): Family-Friendly Improv Funny with "Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed." Tickets $5.00/kids & $10.00/adults. Live Stream tickets $10.00 per household.
• Friday, April 26th @ 9:00PM (PST): NEW SHOW! Make Me Laugh! UNCENSORED Improv Panel Game Show! All tickets $10.00 in person or live stream.
• Saturday, April 27th @ 7:30PM (PST): Family-Friendly Improv Funny with "Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed." Tickets $5.00/kids & $10.00/adults. Live Stream tickets $10.00 per household.
• Saturday, April 27th @ 9:00PM (PST): UNCENSORED Improv with "Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed," "The Big Daddies," ADULTS ONLY! All tickets $10.00 in person or live stream.

Enjoy all our shows LIVE & IN PERSON or LIVE STREAM from home!

 

 

 

Classes Start June 8th! 

 

 

 

 

 

The deadline to apply for a scholarship is MAY 31st! You can apply here!

We have two classes starting on June 8th! If you want to be around like-minded individuals and learn the ins and outs of Improv all while having a blast, then you won't want to on these classes!

Improv Basics: Learn the fundamentals of Improv comedy in this introductory course! You'll learn about teamwork, character development, and communication through a variety of exercises and games!

Improvblox: Musical Comedy: This advanced course will focus on musical Improv! You'll learn how to make songs and choreography on the spot! No singing experience is required! 

 

 

 

Learn More About Our Classes and Scholarships Here!

 

 

 

 

 

Your Weekend Funny

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday, 4/26

7:30PM (PST)
Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed

Family-Friendly Improv Comedy

In-Person Tickets: $5 Kids/$10 Adults
Live Stream Pass: $10 per household

 

 

 

Round up the family and join us for a night of Improv hilarity! "Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed" are bringing you a night of all-age-appropriate Improv laughs! There will be skits, games, and more! Bring your best suggestions to see them acted out on stage! Don't miss out on the fun!

Cy Barlow will be hosting this show and she'll be joined by Alan Trammel, Alana Erickson-Lopez, Jon Benda, and Chris Seidman!

Over 18 and want to see the 9:00pm UNCENSORED show as well? Purchase a Laughing Pass and see both shows for just $15! (ADULTS ONLY!) 

 

 

 

Get Your Friday Family Friendly Funny Tickets Here!

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday, 4/26

9:00PM (PST)
UNCENSORED COMEDY
"Make Me Laugh!"

In-Person & Live Stream Tickets: $10.00
Adults Only!

 

 

 

The Judge Requests Your Attendance for an Evening of Improv Hijinks!

Three contestants will battle it out in a series of spontaneous Improv challenges in this hilarious, UNCENSORED show! The three contestants will duke it out with Improv skits, games, stand-up, and more to try to impress The Judge! Only one can be crowned Dominus Inparatus! You might want to miss out because someone in the crowd might win a prize! 

 

 

 

 

Get Your "Make Me Laugh" Tickets Here!

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday, 4/27

7:30PM (PST)
Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed 

Family-Friendly Improv Comedy

In-Person Tickets: $5 Kids/$10 Adults
Live Stream Pass: $10 per household

 

 

 

Want to make your Saturday night a whole lot FUNNIER? Then join us for a night of Improv wackiness! "Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed" are taking the stage and bringing you a night of family-friendly Improv games and skits! Bring your best ideas and participate in the fun!

Your host for this show will be Mike Pierce! He'll be joined by Alan Trammel, Jon Benda, Kate Morter, Rosanne Crago, and Ryan Saxer!

Over 18 and want to see the 9:00pm UNCENSORED show as well? Purchase a Laughing Pass and see both shows for just $15! (ADULTS ONLY!) 

 

 

 

Get Your Saturday Family Friendly Funny Tickets Here!

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday, 4/27

9:00PM (PST)
UNCENSORED COMEDY
Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed with The Big Daddies 

In-Person & Live Stream Tickets: $10.00
Adults Only!

 

 

 

We've saved our most UNCENSORED laughs for last! Join us for a ridiculously funny late-night Improv extravaganza! "Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed" will be taking your suggestions and performing hilarious Improv scenes and games! Anything goes in this ADULTS-ONLY show!

Your UNCENSORED BONUS is a set by "The Big Daddies" - aka Matt Beaudry & Mike Pierce - doing their long-form funny based on your father figure's best (or worst) advice.

Mike Pierce will host this show and will be joined by Alan Trammel, Jon Benda, Kate Morter, and Rosanne Crago!
 

 

 

 

Get your UNCENSORED tickets here!

 

 

Want more info? Give us a call. (520) 289-8076

Unscrewed Theater

4500 E Speedway Blvd

Tucson, AZ 85712

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THE ROGUE THEATRE TURNS TO SHAKESPEARE FOR ITS SPRING PRO-DUCTION, CLEARING THE COURTLY DECKS FOR THAT CLASSIC, "LOVE'S LABORS LOST"

By Chuck Graham, TucsonStage.com

 

photo by Tim Fuller

In this early Shakespeare comedy, its the ladies who have the last word. They are, from left, Chelsea Bowdren, Bryn Booth, Carley Elizabeth Preston and Sophie Gibson-Rush.      

Of all William Shakespeare's comedies, “Love's Labor's Lost” must have the most playful language. Not just in its unexpected puns and sly synonyms but also in the rhythms of each actor's conversations.

The Rogue Theatre's new production of this merriment, directed by Joseph McGrath, vibrates to the rolling beat of words spaced out and shifted in their pronunciation, often followed by chopped phrases that fill with trills of exhilaration.

If you could add disco lighting and a thumping bass beat it would fit right in.

This being one of the Bard's early comedies, he is exploring the possibilities of language by expanding and elaborating on intricate twists of literary meaning, a distinction of style that would become one of his trademarks. Such as saying, for example, “Let love be a force, but don't force my love...” (not a quote but my own homespun example).

According to program notes, the play is set “In the year 1586 or perhaps 1587” when Ferdinand, King of Navarre (Aaron Shand) and three friends meet up with the Princess of France (Carly Elizabeth Preston) and three of her elegant companions.

Another friend of the court is Don Armado (Matt Walley) who gets a bright red costume and several animated speeches adding colorful zip to the plot.

Among those three princely pals of Ferdinand, it is Berowne (Ryan Parker Knox) who is the most dramatic.

Seeking to purify the quality of their lives, the King, Berowne and their courtly buddies Longaville (Jeffrey Baden) and Dumaine (Robert Anthony Peters) swear to devote the next three years of their lives to academic study – and to eschew all contact with any females of any sort.

What could possibly go wrong with this plan?

Quicker than you could say “Besmirch me not!” the Princess of France appears on the scene with her lovely entourage of Rosaline (Bryn Booth), Maria (Chelsea Bowdren) and Katherine (Sophie Gibson-Rush).
Suddenly these idealistic men of the King's court are having hilarious second thoughts about their oath of purity and – of course – quickly start hatching some desperate schemes.

Love letters are passed around. The ladies, getting into their own spirit of fun, hope to confuse the men by donning various disguises.

Shakespeare, always eager to stir the pot more generously, also adds a play within the play that involves humorous swords and shields.

Not to be outdone, the men disguise themselves as macho Russian dancers, performing outrageous steps choreographed by the Rogue's own Claire Hancock.

However, the play's ending does seem to imply more of a warning than a celebration. These women have the last word saying, if the men are sincere about their promises, they will come back same time next year.

“Love's Labor's Lost” runs through May 5 with performances Thursdays through Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., matinees Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m., at The Rogue Theatre, 300 E. University Blvd. Tickets are $47 general admission; student rush tickets, when available, are $15 with student ID. The running time is two hours 25 minutes including a 10-minute intermission.

For details and reservations, www.theroguetheatre.org, or phone 520-551-2053.

 

The University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television proudly presents I Dream in Widescreen

 

From: School of Theatre, Film & Television <marketing@cfa.arizona.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2024 8:56 PM
Subject: What's on at UA School of Theatre, Film & Television

 

 

 

 

 

Still from Fiona Paskoff's 'Something Blue' premiering at IDIWS 2024

 

The University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television proudly presents I Dream in Widescreen, our annual showcase of senior thesis films, on Saturday, May 4, at the Fox Tucson Theatre. 

Join us for the premiere of 13 brand new films, with jury prizes awarded by actor and TFTV alum Vinessa Vidotto (FBI: International, Hacks), writer/director and Tribeca Festival programmer Cedar Sherbert, and The Loft Cinema's Program Director Jeff Yanc.

Now in its 19th year, I Dream in Widescreen is a signature event of the School of Theatre, Film & Television. In the latest rankings of the Top 50 Film Schools in 2023, The Wrap ranked the University of Arizona film school No. 6 among public universities, No. 24 overall. 

 

Tickets are on sale now.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Upcoming Events

 

Apr 14 - 28, 2024 | Much Ado About Nothing

May 1, 2024 | Sophomore Showcase

May 4, 2024 | I Dream in Widescreen

May 7, 2024 | Stories Travel

May 8, 2024 | Magic Hour

 

 

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Arizona Repertory Theatre presents Much Ado About Nothing

 

From: School of Theatre, Film & Television <marketing@cfa.arizona.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2024 8:56 PM
Subject: What's on at UA School of Theatre, Film & Television

 

 

"Pristine timing and comedic flare" in Much Ado About Nothing

 

Betrayal, deception, mistaken identities and love take center stage in Arizona Repertory Theatre's sparkling production of Much Ado About Nothing, currently onstage at the Marroney Theatre. 

 

Directed by Associate Prof. David Morden, Much Ado marks our second theatre production in the Marroney following its grand re-opening in February.

 

Join us for the tale of two intertwined couples, Claudio and Hero and Beatrice and Benedick, played by Acting/Musical Theatre students Leland Hao, Isabella Russo, Sydney Townsend and Student Emmy-winning Babacar Ba. Read the Arizona Daily Star review.

Much Ado is onstage through Apr. 28.

 

 

Sydney Townsend (BFA Musical Theatre '25) and Babacar Ba (BFA Acting '24) in Much Ado About Nothing. Photo by Tim Fuller. 

 

 

 

 

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ARIZONA THEATRE COMPANY GOES FOR THE REAL ARTIST'S ULTIMATE EFFORT TO REACH FOR THOSE DEEPEST, TRUEST DECLARATIONS IN ACHIEVING THE PUREST EXPRESSION OF THEIR TALENT

By Chuck Graham, TucsonStage.com

 

photo by Tim Fuller

From left, Manny the accompanist (Walter "Bobby" McCoy), Maria Callas (Vicki Lewis) and Sophie the student (Rachel Gold) in a tense search for artistic truth.

We the audience are sitting in on a master class conducted by famed soprano Maria Callas. Noted playwright Terrence McNally (“Ragtime,” “Love! Valor! Compassion!”), a professed opera buff, drew on similar classes Callas conducted at the Juilliard School in the early 1970s to write his Tony award winning “Master Class,” named the Best Play of 1996.

Now the Arizona Theatre Company is running “Master Class,” directed by Marcia Milgrom Dodge, with Broadway and Carnegie Hall artist Vicki Lewis as Callas, who is most certainly remembered for her fiery spirit.

ATC audiences can be assured they don't need to know anything about opera – or about Callas, for that matter – to be drawn into the deeply layered intensity of McNally's “Master Class.”

The playwright is more interested in showing how the most talented artists of every discipline must indeed work harder and dig deeper than those more exceptional artists who are content enough to be merely great.

Just as Spider-Man reminds us, “To those whom much has been given, much is expected, ” Callas is eager to enforce that relentless desire for more.

These emotions, the very tensions between Callas and each of her students, becomes a true contest of wills that ultimately strips away the teacher's own lifetime grip on her defense mechanisms. 

Lewis herself is smaller in stature but fills the stage with her uncompromising confidence. She swirls and demands, insisting three of her students accept nothing less than complete sacrifice for their art.

The students are: Sophie (Rachel Gold), a shy soprano whose voice seems stronger than her personality; Sharon (Kanisha Marie Feliciano), a more defiant soprano eager to stand for what she believes; Tony (Victor Ryan Robertson), still defining for himself that unique quality for which all tenors are known.

All three have more than met their match in Callas. But the playwright also knows all true artistic greatness must come from within the ordinary experiences everyone shares, the same hunger for love, praise and admiration.

So as Callas keeps asking her students for more, she keeps being reminded of her own life's past, her own heartbreak and frustrating experiences chasing elusive moments of happiness.

Adding classroom atmosphere are Walter “Bobby” McCoy as Manny the accompanist, playing a magnificently grand piano, and Trent Mills as a nameless stagehand who keeps bringing Callas more glasses of water.

“Master Class” runs through March 23 with performances at various times Wednesdays through Sundays in the downtown Temple of Music and Art, 330 S. Scott Ave. Tickets are $25-$90. For details and reservations, visit atc.org or phone 833-282-7328 (833-ATC-SEAT)