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75 N. 2nd. St. Phoenix, AZ 85003

602-262-7272

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BEST CHEAP THRILL
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The 2,500-capacity venue is home base to the Phoenix Symphony, Arizona Opera, and various special events and bookings.

Symphony Hall

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The venue, remodeled in 2005, is home to the Phoenix Symphony and Arizona Opera.
Phoenix Symphony

8:00 p.m. May 25
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Crosby, Stills, & Nash

7:30 p.m. September 4

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2007 | BEST NOT-SO-CHEAP THRILL

Tired of evenings out that always seem to feature those Valley standbys: flip-flops and cheap margaritas There's no better cure than a trip to an Arizona Opera performance. It's the one of few things in town that people really do get dressed up for. And while the good seats aren't cheap -- the opera wants a $2,500 donation plus $121 a show just to sit in certain areas -- you can be frugal, with back-row tickets starting at $34 on weekdays. Even there, though, you're going to feel... More »

Motion Comics

By Benjamin Leatherman | Thu, May 10, 2012

The First Amendment has no greater champions than some of the most notorious comedians of our time. There's the infamous 1960s obscenity trial of Lenny Bruce, the debate that George Carlin spawned with the “seven dirty words,” and the censorship o... More »
Myth Lusters

By Julie Peterson | Thu, April 12, 2012

Some of us yahoos have to take it for granted that 18th-century composer Christoph Willibald Gluck made important advances in the art of opera -- it's all Greek to us. It was also largely Greek to Gluck, who frequently drew inspiration from the en... More »
Crosby, Stills, and Nash to Bring Their "Groovy Western-Sky Music" to Symphony Hall

By Jason P. Woodbury | Tue, March 27, 2012

I'll readily admit to being a Neil Young fan boy, and I'm crazy excited for his reunion with Crazy Horse and the band's upcoming album of "old-timey Americana standards" despite the fact that I know f... More »
Pyramid Schemes

By Wynter Holden | Thu, March 08, 2012

If you’ve ever seen Busted & Disgusted or Cheaters, you know how heated things can get when girlfriends find out their perfect pairing is actually a ménage à trois. Think black eyes, ripped clothing, and sexual harassment lawsuits. Even the ancien... More »
The Big Sleep

By Wynter Holden | Thu, February 09, 2012

Ever since 17th-century Frenchman Charles Perrault penned Sleeping Beauty, others have co-opted the famous fairy tale. The Brothers Grimm trimmed the length, Disney turned it into a musical, and Anne Rice’s adults-only novel began with Beauty waki... More »
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Symphony Hall

75 N. 2nd. St. Phoenix, AZ 85003

602-262-7272

Description

Daily

8:00 p.m. May 25

8:00 p.m. May 25

7:00 p.m. May 31

7:30 p.m. September 4

2007 | BEST CHEAP THRILL

2007 | BEST NOT-SO-CHEAP THRILL

By Benjamin Leatherman | Thu, May 10, 2012

By Julie Peterson | Thu, April 12, 2012

By Jason P. Woodbury | Tue, March 27, 2012

By Wynter Holden | Thu, March 08, 2012

By Wynter Holden | Thu, February 09, 2012