‘Art in the 48’ visits the Arizona Opera costume shop

Jan. 9, 2020
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We get a preview of the latest “Art in the 48” episode, Arizona PBS’s new program showcasing local art. We’ll learn about the Arizona Opera and their costume shop.

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