Here a choir. There a choir. Everywhere a choir, choir. You get the feeling the Phoenix Boys Choir is single-handedly working to make it...

While reminiscing about her own children's early experiences with classical music, Lynn Trimble suggests fun and creative ways families can enjoy upcoming concerts from the Phoenix Symphony. And next, Trimble shares news of various children's choirs around the Valley.

Lynn Trimble writes about her evening at ASU Gammage with "Mamma Mia!" -- a show she describes at "sweet, simple, sparkly and sassy."

When Lynn Trimble learned of the 5th Annual Pandora Festival, featuring staged readings of works by women playwrights at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts this weekend, she began musing about all things "Pandora" -- with some unexpected results.

Lynn Trimble shares news of two Gilbert & Sullivan works coming to Valley stages -- one a youth theater production in the West Valley, the other a community college production in the East Valley -- then previews the 2011/12 season for Theater Works in Peoria.

Lynn Trimble has mothers (and a few fathers) on the brain as she considers straight plays and musicals headed to Valley stages in coming days and months -- starting with "Mamma Mia!" opening May 17 at ASU Gammage in Tempe.

After seeing the Utah Shakespeare Festival Shakespeare-in-the-Schools touring production of "Macbeth" at Higley Center for the Performing Arts, Lynn Trimble invited teacher Amie Brockway of Campo Verde High School in Gilbert to submit reviews written by a few of her English students.

Guest blogger Amie Brockway, English teacher at Campo Verde High School in Gilbert, reflects on sharing Shakespeare with her students. Up next -- a companion post featuring four student reviewers who attended the Utah Shakespeare Festival's touring production of "Macbeth" at Higley Center for the Performing Arts in March.

Lynn Trimble shares news of 2011/2012 offerings from Southwest Shakespeare Company and the Utah Shakespeare Festival -- many of which may surprise, and even delight, you.

I just tucked my own sleeping beauty, home today with a nasty case of fever and the chills, back into bed. If Lizabeth was...

Arizona is home to all sorts of Latino arts and culture. There's nothing last chance about that. But one offering, the "American Sabor" exhibit at...

As Trixy Trimble adjusts to life without Taffy, Lynn Trimble explores fun ways to enjoy bird-related adventures and even retail therapy with a wildlife twist.

Lynn Trimble revisits the Arizona Capitol Museum, a family favorite when her three now-grown children were younger because of its diverse exhibits and hands-on activities -- then shares news of a musical theater production that teaches civics through catchy song and dance.

Lynn Trimble spent part of last Saturday with young performers and their parents working to prepare Desert Stages Theatre in Scottsdale for their May 20-June 19 run of "Willy Wonka, Jr." in Cullity Hall.

Lynn Trimble shares a sampling of Valley museums offering free or discounted admission in celebration of this year's "International Museum Day" -- plus tips for making museum time with children more enjoyable.

In a desperate attempt to ready our cat "Pinky" for upcoming auditions at Valley Youth Theatre, my daughter Lizabeth tried in vain to get...