Review: MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT at Orpheum Theatre Memphis
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Edu Díaz's seven-time award-winning solo show A DRAG IS BORN will debut in Australia at Adelaide's Nexus Arts as part of Feast Festival. The wordless production uses physical comedy, drag, and magical realism to explore queer identity and transformation.
JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR held a gala performance at Theatre Royal Drury Lane to benefit Cancer Research UK, with the production running through January 2027 before a UK tour launches in February. Check out photos from inside the special performance.
Joshua Turchin presented a dueling night of performers from Broadway, TV, and film singing reimagined Broadway songs at 54 Below. The cast included Gabriella Pizzolo, Jelani Remy, and Thayne Jasperson alongside 20+ performers and a seven-piece band. See photos from the show.
San Jose Stage will present CLUE with preview performances beginning in November and an official opening scheduled for later that month, with the run closing in December.
Detroit Public Theatre's production of Dominique Morisseau's DETROIT '67 will play the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis from February 3–21, 2027, and the Fisher Theatre in Detroit April 2–3, 2027, marking the largest audience reach in DPT history.
The 23rd edition of México Now Festival will present four days of film, music, literature, and architecture celebrating contemporary Mexican culture, featuring a screening of AMERICAN PACHUCO with director David Alvarado and a closing concert by the Patricia Brennan Trio.
The six-time Grammy Award-winning gospel group will present a performance at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center's Castle Theater. Tickets are on sale online to MACC Members now.
The two-time MAC Award-winning doo-wop harmony group performs an encore of their show at the Laurie Beechman Theatre in Manhattan with arrangements by Mark Hartman.
Comedic ventriloquist Allison Wonders will perform her adults-only solo comedy show at Theatre Row as part of the United Solo Festival, featuring seven original puppets and more than 10 distinct voices.
The Douglas H. Wheeler Fund for Classical Music has received a cornerstone $10 million commitment from Robert and Betsy Feinberg, with $22 million raised or pledged toward the combined endowment goal.
The musical production sets a new record at Melbourne's Athenaeum Theatre and extends its Australian tour to Canberra Theatre Centre following sell-out Brisbane season.
The Black Swamp Players will present The Minutes by Tracy Letts November 6-8 & 13-15, 2026. This 90 minute thriller revolves around a city council meeting in the town of Big Cherry. Newcomer Mr. Peel (Trevor Katz) quickly finds this folksy little town can carry big secrets. Filled with small town…
Mamma Mia has been and always will be the most fun you can have at the theatre. From the vivacious characters to the iconic costumes to the anthems that leave you dancing in the aisles – Mamma Mia is an event in itself. And its 25th Anniversary turn in DC is no different.
Led by prima ballerina extraordinaire Svetlana Svinko as Giselle, Cleveland Ballet brought their 'A' game to a gushworthy performance filled with inspired, nearly flawless dancing and top-notch production value.
Juilliard will host performances at Carnegie Hall, The Apollo, and Lincoln Center featuring works by alums Miles Davis, Steve Reich, and Philip Glass, alongside new student compositions and choreography.
Executive pastry chef Fred Csibi-Levin will discuss his new cookbook at The Music Hall Lounge in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The event includes a moderated author discussion and Q&A on French patisserie techniques.
New England Americana acts will perform at The Burren in Somerville to benefit the PAIR Project, which provides legal resources to detained immigrants across Massachusetts.
Estephania González's first solo museum exhibition, CHICOMOZTOC: THE COSMIC THRONE, will open at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, drawing on Mesoamerican cosmology and quantum physics to explore fractured borders and possible futures.
Composers Now will present the world premiere of Casual Miracles II by Bora Yoon at The Forum at Columbia University, featuring chamber instruments, traditional Korean percussion, voice and electronics in a free concert.
Rebecca May Ristow will present THE BURN BOOK CABARET, a new production at the Manhattan nightclub 54Below. The cabaret is produced by Ristow, an assistant manager at The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in Hartford, Connecticut.
Rehearsals are underway at Leeds Playhouse for the UK production of DR. SEUSS'S HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS! THE MUSICAL, directed by Tom Wright and starring Joel Montague as the Grinch. See photos from rehearsal.
Santa Barbara City College Theatre Arts Department will present a student production of the holiday classic as a 1940s radio broadcast featuring an ensemble cast performing dozens of characters. See photos of the cast.
Theatrical Rights Worldwide announced new adaptive editions of its musicals designed for performers with disabilities, expanding accessibility in musical theater production.
The Garde Arts Center will present fingerstyle guitarist Mike Dawes, CAROLINA CHOCOLATE DROPS member Hubby Jenkins, and the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra in its November lineup during the venue's Centennial Season.