Amanda S.
3/10/2011
So freaking fun! My husband and I bought the Groupon to go to 1692 tonight and when we arrived at this tiny little black box theater off of Grand and "nothing" in Phoenix with the awesome art in...
Arizona Curriculum Theater
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202 N Central Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Arizona Curriculum Theater, based in Phoenix, AZ, offers educational programs that bring literature and history to life through interactive performances and workshops. Specializing in Shakespeare and Edgar Allan Poe works, students are immersed in the texts as actors, enhancing their understanding and appreciation.
From reenactments of historic events like the Salem Witchcraft Trials to science and math concepts presented through the arts, Arizona Curriculum Theater provides a unique approach to curriculum integration. Students participate in engaging activities that make learning enjoyable and impactful.
With a team of experienced artists and educators, including professionals with backgrounds in theater, academia, and performance arts, Arizona Curriculum Theater is dedicated to enriching the educational experience of Arizona students through creative expression and immersive storytelling.
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Chuck O.
10/23/2017
I got to see two performances of the works of Edgar Allen Poe and it was intense. The performances were done extremely well, I was very close in proximity to the performers and was really able to...
Dana B.
10/29/2015
Amazing! Not only do we love what they do to educate at local schools, but the performances at the reading we attended was fantastic. Emphasis on FANTASTIC!! We look forward to attending future...
Nancy O.
2/6/2011
I saw Poe and Salem 1692 presented by Arizona Curriculum Theater. Two very excellent productions and very talented actors.
Gail F.
2/5/2011
Last fall one of my closest friends gifted me with an evening of Poe; my friend and I are each former English teachers (many years have passed since) and agreed that had we had a teaching tool...
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