10 best theater shows to see in Arizona this fall, including this major Broadway show

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Metro Phoenix theaters will feature a variety of productions this fall and winter, showcasing both Broadway hits and local talent. Highlights include "Kimberly Akimbo," a five-time Tony Award-winning musical, and the family-friendly "Disney's Newsies," which runs from October 3 to November 1. "Disney's Newsies" tells the story of a newsboy's strike in 1899 New York City and includes an Audio Description Performance on October 29. Another key production, "Kimberly Akimbo," runs from October 10 to 26 and revolves around a teenager with a rare condition that accelerates her aging. Local theaters will also present "Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery" and "Caroline, or Change," reflecting the rich cultural landscape of the region.

Each show offers unique storytelling, combining classic themes with contemporary issues. Enthusiasts are encouraged to explore these performances, which promise to deliver engaging and energizing experiences. The theater scene in Phoenix serves as a vibrant platform for both established and emerging talents.

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