Fans had hoped for the chance to watch Arizona State University here at home in the Fiesta Bowl – which will instead feature a matchup between Boise State and Penn State.
But ASU supporters can catch the Sun Devils on the big screen. Harkins Theatres will be showing the game at locations at Tempe Marketplace and Camelview at Scottsdale Fashion Square.
And it’ll be a matinee showing. The quarterfinal matchup against the Texas Longhorns begins at 11 a.m. local time on New Year’s Day.
Tickets to watch the game at the theater are $22.
More Arts + culture news
-
Once upon a time, Toni Robinson was a familiar face on the stage in the Valley. But, for the last decade, she stopped performing. Instead, she learned how to become a playwright. -
The Nogales International Film Festival is going on right now, and each night events will culminate in a film screening that is truly cross-border. -
Tucson photographer Alanna Airitam’s latest project features an unlikely subject for art that ends up on gallery walls: Members of Black outlaw motorcycle clubs. -
Guillermo Reyes has been a part of the Phoenix theater world for three decades. He first came to the Valley in 1996 to head up the Masters of Fine Arts dramatic writing program at ASU. -
Cigarettes appear to be making a comeback, at least in popular culture. Celebrities are being photographed with them and they’re popping up in TV shows and movies. This follows decades of anti-smoking campaigns and declining smoking rates.
