Twelfth Night Comes to Prescott Valley’s Main Street Theatre — Four Performances Nov 15–22

The New Mexico-style comedy of homecoming and mistaken identities, Twelfth Night, is being staged by the local theatre company Prescott Valley Performing Arts (PVPA) at the Main Street Theatre, located at 3235 N. Main Street, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314. The production runs for four performances: Saturday, Nov 15 at 7 pm, Sunday, Nov 16 at 3 pm, Friday, Nov 21 at 7 pm, and Saturday, Nov 22 at 3 pm.

Tickets are priced at $25 and are available online via the official ticketing platform at OnTheStage.tickets. The full schedule (Nov 15–22) and venue details are listed there.

In outline, Twelfth Night is a comedy about mistaken identities, love triangles, and ultimate reunion. The show opens when twins are separated by a shipwreck and each believes the other is dead. Disguises lead to a chaotic mix-up of characters, romantic entanglements ensue, a prank is played, and eventually the twins are reunited and order is restored. This synopsis is echoed in PVPA’s season listing on their MSTPV website.

The local staging by PVPA is part of their 2025-26 season, and they’ve chosen this particular era-less comedy of chance and disguise to invite audiences back into live theatre with a playful spirit. According to promotional listings, the venue address is given as 3235 N. Main Street (despite one calendar listing mistakenly showing 3225). The ticket site and PVPA pages both confirm 3235 as the correct address.

PVPA further promoted the show on social media: Their Instagram reel highlights the dates from Nov 15 through the 22nd, encouraging patrons to secure tickets via the PVPA events page. The ticketing platform doubles as the box office and confirms the four‐date run and the address in full.

One interesting additional note: Around the same time, viewers in Arizona have the opportunity to watch a televised version of Twelfth Night. Arizona PBS is airing a Great Performances rendition recorded at New York’s Delacorte Theater and directed by Saheem Ali, scheduled for Friday, Nov 14 (one day before the local staging begins). This makes it possible for dedicated fans to compare the televised version with the live production at Main Street Theatre.

For those planning to attend: the venue is the Main Street Theatre in Prescott Valley; showtimes are Nov 15 (7 pm), Nov 16 (3 pm), Nov 21 (7 pm) and Nov 22 (3 pm); tickets cost $25 and can be purchased online in advance. The production promises the full mistaken-identity comedy of Shakespeare’s classic, tailored for modern audiences by PVPA.