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Isaac Sutton will return for an encore season of 'TONIGHT A MUSICAL' , marking a decade of his performances in Israeli theaters. Sutton will open the new season at The Performing Arts Center 'Heichal Ba'Ir' in Herzliya City.
MELANINA – RETURN TO ORIGIN is an absolute feast for the senses, packed with jawdropping moments from start to finish. The theme is old-world glamour with an African flavour, and the venue is designed to feel like a New Orleans speakeasy.
Registration opened for SOUNDTRACK TO OUR LIVES, a free music concert at the Ian Potter State Theatre in Melbourne that will feature community performers of all ages.
Arts House will present the world premiere of MIMPI, a collaborative work from experimental music trio LUNG SWARA and Javanese dancer Rianto combining song, sound, and ritual dance inspired by trance performances in Central Java.
Playwright Suzie Miller, creator of the award-winning PRIMA FACIE, has been honored as a 2026 QUT Outstanding Alumnus for her contributions to theatre and impact on public discourse about justice and social change.
Waverley Council will present the inaugural Bondi Books & Ideas Weekend, featuring 13 events with novelists, poets, journalists, and cultural commentators at Bondi Pavilion.
West End star Alison Jiear has revealed that she has been diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive and incurable form of brain cancer. She has launched a GoFundMe to raise £50,000 for a surgery.
Theatre goers headed to Crown for the opening of THE BOOK OF MORMON may have noticed a single beam of sunlight breaking through the clouds and shining directly onto the theatre. Indeed, as the curtain rose and another single beam of light shone on a trumpeting angel, there was a feeling that something special was about to happen.
Apphia Campbell's Nina Simone-inspired theatrical production will tour Australian cities including Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide following its 2024 acclaimed run and West End success.
West End star Alison Jiear has revealed that she has been diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive and incurable form of brain cancer. She has launched a GoFundMe to raise £50,000 for a surgery.
The Broadway musical about Neil Diamond's life and career will open at Adelaide's Her Majesty's Theatre, following seasons in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane.
Apphia Campbell's Nina Simone-inspired theatrical production will tour Australian cities including Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide following its 2024 acclaimed run and West End success.
The enthusiastic audience emitted many loud guffaws.
I have sworn on oath not to reveal any of the secrets from The Accomplice written by Rupert Holmes. So, in the interests of me not being lynched by Wellington Repertory Theatre (and not ruining it for everyone else), my review is simple: Great job, team! Potential audience members, go buy tickets!
Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme return with a brand-new holiday spectacular. The queens discuss their creative partnership, a raunchy Christmas storybook, and why their annual tradition means more than ever.
Montreal's Bourgie Hall will present its winter season featuring world and Canadian premieres alongside established series, with performances by Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Avi Avital, and others.
Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme return with a brand-new holiday spectacular. The queens discuss their creative partnership, a raunchy Christmas storybook, and why their annual tradition means more than ever.
Louise Pitre walked onto the stage at Harold Shenkman Hall looking every bit of the star that she is. In a glittering white dress, she sparkled under the stage lights and looked genuinely happy to be in the Nation's Capital. Despite her glamourous attire, Pitre is remarkably down to earth.
Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme return with a brand-new holiday spectacular. The queens discuss their creative partnership, a raunchy Christmas storybook, and why their annual tradition means more than ever.
Playwright Daniel MacIvor has launched a free multimedia project exploring dramaturgy through interviews with six renowned dramaturges and a tribute to late Canadian dramaturge Iris Turcott.
THE NIGHT LOGAN WOKE UP, a co-production of Tarragon Theatre, Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland, and Resource Centre for the Arts Theatre, will present the English-language world premiere of Michel Marc Bouchard's psychological drama, adapted by Robert Chafe and directed by Jillian Keiley.
The queer comedy show returns to Little Mountain Gallery, hosted by Erin Purghart and featuring Vancouver comedians. The four-year-running program has sold out every performance.
The Calgary Philharmonic will present holiday concerts including HOLIDAY SWING with conductor and trumpeter Byron Stripling, TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS led by new resident conductor Ilan Kumaranayake Mendel, and SALUTE TO VIENNA.
Axios Men's Ensemble and Pro Coro Canada will launch a national tour of the JUNO Award-winning UKRAINIAN WAR REQUIEM across nine Canadian cities starting November 6 in Edmonton, conducted by Michael Zaugg.
Pianist Sir András Schiff will perform at the Winspear Centre in Edmonton in a rare local appearance, presenting an evening of works by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, and Brahms.
Vangeline has received a grant to perform her solo Butoh work THE SLOWEST WAVE and teach classes at Chile's FIBUTOH Body and Memory Festival.
The Teatro del Bicentenario in San Juan, Argentina, will present the world premiere of Brothers, a new music-and-visual performance inspired by the relationship between artists Vincent van Gogh and his brother Theo.
La envidia, la fama y la amistad se entrecruzan de forma grotesca en este montaje de una de las obras más representativas de Mark Ravenhill, bajo la dirección de Martín Acosta.
SUPERHEROÍNAS LLEGA A MIAMI CON UNA AVENTURA DE TÍTERES SOBRE LA AMISTAD, LA IMAGINACIÓN Y EL PODER DE SER UNA MISMA
Bajo la dirección de Mauricio García Lozano, el Proyecto Espiral de la Compañía Nacional de Teatro cierra con un contundente juicio público donde la audiencia misma decide el destino de Orestes.
En la víspera del Día Nacional de la Marinera, el Gran Teatro Nacional presenta Serenata a la Marinera, un espectáculo que celebra la riqueza, elegancia y diversidad de una de las expresiones más representativas de nuestra identidad cultural.
Dos referentes del folclore latinoamericano, Raíces de Jauja y Savia Andina, se reunirán en un mismo escenario para ofrecer un espectáculo que celebra la riqueza de la música andina.
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