Join us now for the 2021 State of the Museum, the annual meeting of Phoenix Art Museum. Due to social-distancing measures, this year’s annual meeting is presented exclusively in video format for you to view and enjoy from the comfort of your own home or office.

This year’s virtual State of the Museum presentation provides an update on Fiscal Year 2020, which concluded on June 30, 2020, and previews our progress amidst the COVID-19 pandemic during the first half of this Fiscal Year 2021. Learn more about the impact of the pandemic on Museum operations, significant new acquisitions, upcoming exhibitions, and the Museum’s impact on the community, and enjoy the first keynote address from Tim Rodgers, PhD, the Museum’s new Sybil Harrington Director and CEO.

Can’t watch now? The 2021 State of the Museum will remain available at the link above to watch at your own convenience.

Questions? Comments? Submit your questions or feedback to director@phxart.org, and we will respond within 7 to 10 business days.

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But if you’re feeling that streaming scroll fatigue like we are, forget #NetflixandChill and opt for a little extra #CultureinQuarantine with our PICs (partners-in-cinema) at National Theatre UK. A catalogue of National Theatre Live (NTL) productions is available to stream online from the comfort of your home, with full-length plays presented for one week beginning every Thursday—for free! This is an awesome NTL alternative as the Museum remains closed and we continue to stay home to stay safe.

Watch National Theatre at Home here.

We look forward to seeing you back at Phoenix Art Museum for NTL broadcasts when it is safe again to share a laugh and shed a tear, together.

NTL at Home Broadcasts

A Streetcar Named Desire

Gillian Anderson plays Blanche DuBois in the critically acclaimed Young Vic production of Tennessee Williams’ classic play. Streaming May 21 – 28.

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This House

This timely, moving, and funny production by James Graham provides insight into the workings of 1970s British politics. Streaming May 28 – June 4.

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Coriolanus

This Donmar Warehouse production features Tom Hiddleston in the title role of Shakespeare’s searing and political revenge tragedy. Streaming June 4 – 11.

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The Madness of George III

King George III is the most powerful man in the world, but with his behavior becoming increasingly erratic, ambitious politicians and the scheming Prince of Wales begin to undermine the Crown in this multi-award-winning drama by Alan Bennett. Streaming June 11 – 18.

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Small Island

This epic production of Andrea Levy’s novel traces the tangled history between Jamaica and the United Kingdom from WWII to 1948. Streaming June 18 – 25.

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A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Shakespeare’s beloved romantic comedy comes to life with Gwendoline Christie and Hammed Animashaun. Streaming June 25 – July 2.

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Les Blancs

Directed by Yaël Farber, the final play by Lorraine Hansberry is a brave, illuminating, and powerful work that confronts the hope and tragedy of revolution. Streaming July 2 – 9.

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The Deep Blue Sea

Terence Rattigan’s devastating masterpiece features one of the greatest female roles in contemporary drama, played by Helen McCrory. Streaming July 9 – 16.

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Amadeus

Lucian Msamati plays Salieri in Peter Shaffer’s iconic play, directed by Michael Longhurst with live orchestral accompaniment by Southbank Sinfonia. Streaming July 16 – July 23.

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All images courtesy of National Theatre.

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