Alaska Dance Theatre (ADT) is a nonprofit Performing Company with an affiliated School of Dance, committed to promoting dance through performances, education and advocacy. [more...]

Each season ADT presents three concerts on its MainStage Series in the Discovery Theatre. The School of Alaska Dance Theatre presents an annual Showcase each May in the Atwood Concert Hall. In addition to these performances ADT has a small Black Box Theatre for showcasing local and visiting dancers, conducts workshops with guest artists and acts as the local dance coordinators for the Anchorage Concert Association’s presentation of The Nutcracker.

Alaska Junior Theater (AJT) is a private, non-profit organization that has been bringing the best in professional theater from around the world to Alaska's young audiences for 25 years. [more...]

Each year, more than 30,000 young people attend a variety of performances at the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts through class field-trips and public family performances. The field trip performances give many children their first introduction to the performing arts -- including theater, mime, music, dance and puppetry. Through its outreach, AJT is helping to build the audiences of the future.

Alaska Theatre of Youth (ATY) is a non-profit educational organization whose programs serve the community through family-oriented plays, challenging programs for kids at-risk, and entertaining and thoughtful programs for schools and summer students. [more...]

A corps of talented and hard-working volunteers and staff energize the program work year-round, bringing magic and vision to kids throughout the state. In addition to their four mainstage events each season, ATY also hosts an annual Summer Conservatory and numerous other classes and workshops.

Anchorage Concert Association (ACA) is a non-profit corporation founded in 1950 by a group of classical music enthusiasts in order to bring the world's finest performing artists to Alaska for public performances and education activities that entertain, uplift, educate and inspire audiences, students and local artists. [more...]

ACA believes that the arts benefit everyone. Therefore, it strives to provide access and exposure to a broad spectrum of the population and also to those who might not otherwise afford to attend arts events.

Anchorage Concert Chorus (ACC) has maintained a tradition of choral excellence in Anchorage and surrounding communities for more than 60 years. [more...]

Embracing a wide spectrum of choral music, ranging from classical choral masterworks to contemporary popular pieces, the 160-member Chorus offers a three concert series each year.

Anchorage Symphony Orchestra (ASO) is a vibrant, professional 80-member ensemble comprised of South Central Alaska's most talented musicians. [more...]

Under the direction of Maestro Randall Craig Fleischer, the ASO celebrated its 60th anniversary during the 2005-2006 season. One of Alaska's most respected and cherished arts organizations, the ASO consistently wins critical acclaim from the press and enthusiastic approval from audiences. The ASO performs six Classic Concerts between October and April in the Atwood Concert Hall.

Anchorage Opera (AO), Alaska's only professional opera company, produces several offerings each season (November through April) in the Discovery Theatre. [more...]

Bringing together the talents of guest artists from around the world with the best of Alaska's own singers, orchestra musicians, stage artisans and craftspeople, the company presents a world-class product which is truly Made in Alaska. Visit the Anchorage Opera’s web site for more information.

Whistling Swan Productions (WSP) has promoted over 170 concerts involving more than 150 different acts in southcentral Alaska since the mid-1990s. [more...]

This family-run production company focuses on acoustic music by singer-songwriters from throughout the English Speaking World.