A season pass entitles you to... - a ticket to Bonnie & Clyde, Alice by Heart, She Loves Me and Seussical (valued at $180) - a program for each of the shows (valued at $36) - an annual Phoenix Ensemble membership (valued at $26) Total value = $242 Season Pass price = $135 Once you have purchased your season pass your tickets to the four shows will be emailed to you. All efforts will be made to allocate your tickets as close to your preferred seats as possible for each of the four shows. Please allow up to 7 days to receive your tickets via email.

Membership for Phoenix Ensemble for 2026

This is an original musical written by Douglas Berry and Alex Smith. OceanSix, a corporation which holds a monopoly on all industries, uses robots in their factories to achieve its goal of mass profit accumulation. One robot named Pru manages to escape from the factories to meet and befriend Stu, the anxious frontman of a band that speaks out against OceanSix. Stu’s band is all set to have their debut performance when one of their members quit. Needing a quick replacement the band turns to Pru. Have they become the very thing they were speaking out against by using a robot to help make their music? Parental guidance is advised for audience members under 15. This show contains coarse language and some adult themes.

Join the students of Phoenix Arts Academy for their end of semester 1 showcase performance!

The sweetest love story they never saw coming. Inside the warm glow of Maraczek’s Parfumerie, Georg Nowack and Amalia Balash clash at every turn, yet outside working hours, each pours out their heart in letters to an anonymous correspondent who seems like the perfect match. Both dream of the moment when they will finally meet this ideal partner, as their real lives remain tangled in frustration and misunderstanding. Adapted from the classic story that inspired generations of romantic comedies, and with popular modern adaptations like ‘You’ve Got Mail’, She Loves Me invites audiences into a world of handwritten confessions, delicate longing, and the tender courage it takes to let someone truly see you.

In the world of Seuss, even the smallest voice can make the biggest difference. 
Jojo, a small Who with a giant imagination, struggles to fit in until the Cat in the Hat swoops in to guide him through a world where Horton the Elephant hears a tiny voice, and creatures of all shapes discover the meaning of loyalty and courage. Together, they navigate mischief, misunderstandings, and magical mishaps, learning that even the smallest voice can make the biggest difference. From the creators of Hairspray, this musical for the whole family reawakens Dr. Seuss’s cherished tales in a vibrant, imaginative, and deeply moving new light. Seussical invites audiences to celebrate the power of friendship, the wonder of imagination, and the courage it takes to stand up for what is right, even when the world tells you otherwise.