Arizona Theatre Company at Tempe Center for the Arts

This comedy follows an empty nesting Midwestern woman who takes on a lodger to help with expenses. But when the East Coast stranger arrives with a past shrouded in mystery, their unlikely friendship turns into a hilarious journey of reinvention, risk, and unexpected consequences. Reminiscent of “The Odd Couple” and Netflix’s “Grace and Frankie,” “The Roommate” is a wickedly funny and deeply moving story about second chances and self-discovery. Directed by four-time Oscar-nominated actress and veteran director Marsha Mason, who was the Associate Director of the Broadway production and has proven to be comedy gold for ATC with her two prior productions, “Chapter Two” and “An Act of God”.

Straight from its smash Off Broadway engagement, you’ve never seen a Dracula this funny! A fast-paced adaptation of Bram Stoker’s gothic classic, this laugh-out-loud reimagining blends horror, farce, and pop culture references into a whirlwind of theatrical humor. With clever wit, madcap quick-changes, and theatrical antics, “Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors” is guaranteed to induce blood-curdling screams … of laughter! Perfect for audiences of all blood types.

In Catherine L’Heureux’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Proof,” the brilliant but troubled daughter of a math genius must navigate a world of intellectual doubt and family secrets after discovering a revolutionary mathematical proof in her late father’s desk. It is a gripping exploration of the fine line between genius and instability, and the struggle to find trust in the wake of loss.

In this cult-classic sci-fi musical, a timid flower shop employee strikes a Faustian bargain with a fast-talking, blood-thirsty plant from outer space. It’s a hilarious and high-octane dark comedy that proves some things are better left unwatered.

In this Olivier Award-winning comedy, an accident-prone amateur dramatics society attempts to stage a 1920s murder mystery, but the set, the script, and the cast quickly fall into total chaos. It is a hilarious, high-energy disaster where everything that can go wrong does—and the show must go on.

An Appalachian man travels to 1839 Wylie Avenue seeking to wash his soul clean in this mystical and profound start to August Wilson’s Pittsburgh Cycle. Guided by the ancestral wisdom of the legendary Aunt Ester, he embarks on a transcendent journey toward spiritual freedom and historical reckoning.

In this sharp-witted and suspenseful drama, a celebrated true-crime writer finds the tables turned when a mysterious stranger arrives, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. It is a gripping exploration of legacy, obsession, and the dangerous secrets we keep to protect our own narratives.