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Kingman Center for the Arts is excited to partner with Disney to run Disney Musicals in Schools in Kingman. We currently have three schools participating in the program, Hualapai Elementary, Black Mountain Elementary and KAOL Intermediate School. We are looking to add more schools to this list! Newly selected schools will be given a 17-week …
Join us for a musical adventure through time. Bring your imagination and lots of Christmas spirit as we travel together… The concert takes place on December 19th at 6:00pm at Grace Lutheran Church, 2101 Harrison St in Kingman, AZ. Admission is free. Chris Commisso is a music producer, singer, songwriter, actor and filmmaker. His online …
Progress is Happening! More progress! The ceiling has been removed in the main theater room, exposing the original curved beams. The lobby has a new staircase and walls framed in. See pictures below. Answers to Frequently Asked Questions:How much money has been raised so far and where has it been spent?We have raised $481,092 toward …
Beale Street Theater Renovation Project Fundraiser – “$5 Make and Take” on Shop Small Saturday, Nov. 27. Create a unique 2.5″ glass Christmas ornament using the centuries old technique of Ebru marbling. ALL proceeds will be donated to the capital campaign and help bring a community theater venue to Kingman, AZ.
Join Beale Street Theater for 3 short plays on why we love. Our directors bring to life 3 dramatic stories of about the real experience of relationships. The plays are “Sure Thing” by David Ives, directed by Alyx Louise, “The Wedding Story” by Julianne Homokay, directed by Dominic Derasse and “A Mellanzana on Tony’s Roof” …
We are back for our fifth annual Kingman Historic Ghost Walks. This year is bigger and better. We are excited to have new tour routes and more stories and spots to visit at this year’s event. See below for tour descriptions. This event is directed by Nick Hunt and Matt Hecht. The Thriller dance is …
Each Thursday in May KCA will debut a new video, showcasing arts talents from the Kingman and Mohave County communities. To view these videos, please check our website, https://www.bealestreettheater.com or our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/bealestreettheater. All donations made in 2021 will be matched, dollar for dollar, up to $100,000 by Angle Homes. We appreciate their support …
Beale Street Theater is proud to announce our upcoming production “A Murdered Mystery” by Karl Garner. Directed by Darla Watson, this fun play is a spoof of the classic murder mystery genre—add a little improv and delicious food and you have the recipe for a delightful evening’s entertainment! This production is set in a dinner …
Kingman Center for the Arts is excited to announce we have a new matching grant for 2021. Angle Homes has generously offered to match all donations made to the Beale Street Theater renovation project, dollar for dollar, up to $100,000! This offer is good through the end of 2021. To celebrate this news, we are …
Beale Street Theater is proud to announce our upcoming production “Stroll Down StoryBook Lane”. This production is organized as a walking tour for families and attendees to move through a variety of fairy tale stories, performed by Kingman area kids and directed by several teen directors from the Kingman area. These stories include “Rapunzel”–directed by …
For our “A Murdered Mystery”. This will be a dinner theater setting play that will be taken to several local restaurants for performance. Auditions are scheduled for March 12th at 6:00pm and March 13th at 9am, both at The ArtHub, 402 E. Beale Street, Kingman. For ages 10 and older. Prepare a one minute monologue. …
On January 13th, Kingman Center for the Arts hosted architect Michael Taylor and several engineers at the Beale Street Theater. The goal was to examine the property up close and review the current design plans to see if any modifications need to be made. After the onsite visit, we went to the ArtHub and hosted …