Cast albums, theatre books, videos and upcoming releases from the world of Broadway.
What did our critic think of EUREKA DAY at Riffe Center Studio 2? What begins as satire gradually evolves into a serious, yet funny examination of individual rights and what happens when those rights and beliefs come into conflict with others.
Formidable performances from a powerhouse cast anchor Eoghan Quinn’s VISIONS on the Peacock Stage, though a fragmented structure and elusive direction keep its central themes frustratingly out of reach.
GRIM is funny, imaginative, visually engaging, and surprisingly heartfelt
THE ROCKET MAN SHOW, a tribute to Elton John, will return to the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, N.C., on Friday, August 13, 2027. Tickets go on sale Friday, November 13, at 10 a.m. via TangerCenter.com and Ticketmaster. Scotsman Rus Anderson, Elton John's official stunt…
Grossmont College Theatre Arts will present ARTIFICE, a farcical comedy by Anne Flanagan, directed by Lisel Gorell-Getz, as a student production in East County.
The Harris Center for the Arts welcomed 653 students from eight Title I elementary schools to a free performance of CINDERELLA, supported by donor funds and a City of Rancho Cordova grant through the ClassACTS program.
Norman Lasiter will present two encore performances of his cabaret show STILL GRAY AND FEELIN' GROOVY at Don't Tell Mama in New York. The follow-up to his musical memoir Gray Pride addresses aging, falling in love, and reinvention.
Producing Artistic Director David Rhodes announced Tony Award winner Donna McKechnie as the recipient of the Provincetown CabaretFest Lifetime Achievement Award. She will also serve as a Master Class Mentor.
Union bricklayers completed the brick masonry on the four-story elevator and stair tower of the Elevate Shea's Buffalo expansion, with Shea's President and CEO Brian Higgins laying the final brick. The 25,000-square-foot Pearl Street addition will add three elevators, restrooms, expanded lobbies…
Gravers Lane Gallery in Chestnut Hill will present Linnea, an exhibition by ceramic artist Tara Thacker featuring ceramic, metal, and collagraph print works centered on line as a connecting theme.
Tamalpa Institute and the Halprin Legacy Lab will present two programs honoring Anna and Lawrence Halprin's artistic lineage in San Francisco. (Re)Source, co-presented by SFMOMA, is a new performance inspired by Anna Halprin's practice, while The Artist Within Us All is an exhibition at Minnesota…
Family Music Theatre will hold its Midnight Train Gala: Sound of the 60s at the Ruthe Jackson Center in Grand Prairie, featuring live Motown, soul and 60s hits, a silent auction and a live reveal of its 2027 theatrical season. Proceeds will support the company's affordable, family-friendly theatre…
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers released their self-titled debut album 50 years ago, introducing "Breakdown" and "American Girl." The Estate has marked the anniversary with Morrison Hotel Gallery receptions and the release of the Origins 1971-1978 collection.
Fall Out Boy announced a 36-date 2027 Twilight of the Punks tour across Europe, the UK, and North America, beginning May 17 in Prague, with stadium dates from July 13 in Arlington, Texas. The band also released new single "ACES."
The Episcopal Actors' Guild has launched its annual Holly Jolly Sweepstakes, a fundraiser supporting New York City performers facing financial crisis.
The national tour of “The Bodyguard,” a musical based on the 1992 blockbuster movie starring Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner that spawned the bestselling soundtrack of all time, came to Worcester this past weekend at the Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts.
The Toledo Repertoire Theatre brings back classic thrills and suspense
Being a preteen can be rough; when you add the pressure of competitive dance, navigating the world gets even harder. Valley Players’ production of DANCE NATION is a shocking and often vulgar take on the world of competitive dance.
In exclusive interviews, Joey McIntyre and director Kimberly Senior discuss RADIO GALAXY, a powerful family drama playing at The Wallis this month.
Scout and the UArts Alumni Council will host a holiday gathering for former students, faculty, staff, and alumni of the University of the Arts at the Village of Industry & Art in Philadelphia. Attendees are invited to a potluck-style evening to reconnect after the university's closure.
Flat Rock Playhouse, the State Theatre of North Carolina, announced the return of A FLAT ROCK PLAYHOUSE CHRISTMAS SHOW for its 10th anniversary season.
The Hearth has announced seven writers for its inaugural Kindling Commission, providing financial and developmental support for new plays at the start of its tenth season. The commissioned writers include Avery Deutsch, Max Mooney, Malena Pennycook, Ankita Raturi, Kate Tarker, Jerrica D. White, and…
The 25th Anniversary tour of MAMMA MIA! will come to Toledo's Stranahan Theater for eight performances from April 27–May 2, 2027, as part of the Broadway in Toledo Series. Tickets go on sale November 13.
Alternative comedy artist Beth Lapides will present her solo show IT'S A LOT at El Cid on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. The show, which combines comedy, storytelling and music, is directed by Sue Wolf with music direction by Mitch Kaplan.
The Neo-Futurist Theater in Chicago has named ensemble members Abby Pajakowski artistic director and JJ Jamerson associate artistic director. They succeed Annie Share and Connor Shioshita Pickett, who remain in the company as writer/performer/directors.
