Presented by the Phoenix Theatre Company as part of their 106th season, this international hit has enjoyed success on Broadway, in London, Dublin, and Australia. Penned by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, the inspirational ode to the human spirit changed musical theatre forever. Set to a folksy, sung-through score that details the true events of one small Newfoundland town on the morning of 9/11, it is a show full of heart that sticks with you long after you leave the auditorium.

The highlight of the Phoenix Ballet's winter season, the critically acclaimed Nutcracker promises a spirit-lifting, festive evening of enchanting dance and soaring music. The ensemble's artistic director Slawomir Wozniak breathes new life into the Yuletide favorite with inventive, exuberant, and often acrobatic choreography that injects a sense of fun and a sprinkling of light-hearted humor into the widely-performed ballet, striking a perfect balance between tradition and innovation.

Phoenix Symphony Hall will be filled to the brim with festive merriment as the Phoenix Symphony, led by guest conductor Lawrence Loh, is joined by  Phoenix Symphony Chorus and guest artists for 2025's unmissable Holiday Pops extravaganza!

The girls are back as they set sail on the high seas with Menopause The Musical 2: Cruising Through The Menopause! In the hotly anticipated sequel to the ever-popular Menopause The Musical, we rejoin the four original characters five years on as they tell the tale of their lives, loves and losses on an all-expense-paid cruise! Menopause The Musical 2 is sure to leave you laughing, singing and dancing all night long.

Get swept away in the soul and spirit of New Orleans with Let the Good Times Roll: A New Orleans Gumbo! A young woman looking to heal a broken heart finds herself drawn into a city where every corner pulses with life and music. Guided by an ensemble representing the diversity of communities that make the city so unique, this is a show which revels in the cultural richness of New Orleans' history and the hope flowing through the city's veins!

With a book and lyrics by Maggie Herskowitz and music by Neil Douglas Reilly, The Roads to Loch Lomond makes its regional premiere at the Phoenix Theater in Fall 2025! Featuring a cast of four and a five-piece band featuring fiddle, mandolin, guitars, reeds and percussion, it's a perfect blend of legend and real history to retell one of the most important parts of Scottish history.