ANYTHING GOES to Close Weathervane Theatre's 61st Season
New Hampshire's Weathervane Theatre will present Cole Porter's ANYTHING GOES, directed by David Grindrod, with a cast of 25 performers closing the venue's 61st season.
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New Hampshire's Weathervane Theatre will present Cole Porter's ANYTHING GOES, directed by David Grindrod, with a cast of 25 performers closing the venue's 61st season.
Three performers from White Mouse Theatre's ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW shadowcast will serve guests in character at a fundraiser event, with all tips benefiting the Tallahassee nonprofit theatre organization.
A sketch comedy show blending horror and humor wraps its fall season at Clubhouse LA Theater.
Emmy Potter's award-winning 10-minute drama will have its New York City premiere at the CollectiveGenius Short Play Festival.
SoCo Women's Chorus has appointed Jina Chung as its first Executive Director.
The touring production of A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS: LIVE ON STAGE will be presented at Lehman Center for the Performing Arts in the Bronx, featuring the Peanuts characters and music by Vince Guaraldi.
J Cody Hunt, an Oneonta native and theater professional, directs a fast-paced comedic take on all 37 Shakespeare plays at the Historic Neely Theatre in Alabama.
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey will display eleven works by visual artist Heather Stivison alongside its production of HAMLET, exploring themes of home, identity, and belonging.
Jarrott Productions announced the cast for the regional premiere of India Kotis' new comedy BISEXUAL SADNESS, which will open the company's 12th season in Austin with returning actors and newcomers to the company.
Ja'Michael De'Shawn's solo show will hold two industry readings at A.
Seasons of a Revolution, an immersive eight-person song cycle featuring musical theater, pop and rock songs, will be presented at The Makers' Space in Brooklyn.
Scott Thompson will present the world premiere of THE LAST GLORY HOLE, a one-person show starring the comedian as his alter ego Buddy Cole, at Factory Theatre Mainspace in Toronto.
Diversionary Theatre will present the San Diego premiere of ARROWHEAD, a comedy by Catya McMullen directed by Sherri Eden Barber, about an accidentally pregnant lesbian hosting a secret abortion party at a lake house.
Soprano saxophonist Jane Ira Bloom returns to Brooklyn's Soapbox Gallery with bassist Mark Helias and drummer Matt Wilson for a one-time concert performance.
The Tony Award-winning musical COME FROM AWAY, based on the true story of Gander, Newfoundland residents who sheltered thousands of stranded passengers after 9/11, opens at A Noise Within's 324-seat theater in Pasadena.
Comedy stars Earthquake, Bruce Bruce, Sheryl Underwood, Lavell Crawford, and Adele Givens will perform at North Charleston Performing Arts Center.
Meg Millane brings her award-winning comedy BRIDE TO BE to SoHo Playhouse.
Tickets for the international award-winning musical THE BODYGUARD will be available for performances at Century II Concert Hall as part of the Broadway in Wichita series.
Broadway performer Kimberly Faye Greenberg will release an interactive children's book introducing young readers ages 7–12 to vaudeville history through the stories of two characters discovering their local theater's entertainment past.
The ensemble will perform an improvised bluegrass musical at The PIT NYC, featuring new lyrics set to traditional standards played on banjo, guitar, bass, washboard, triangle, and jug.
The cast has been revealed for Oscar Valdes' political drama TRUMP AND MELANIA: PRIVATE MOMENTS, which run Off-Broadway at the American Theatre of Actors.
Choreographer Christopher Williams will present a double bill at 92NY Harkness Dance Center featuring the world premiere of SPECTRE DE LA ROSE and the New York premiere of LA RHÉTORIQUE DES DIEUX, both part of his Queering the Canon series.
JACKPOT TWINS, a new comedy written and directed by Philip Riccio, will star Seana McKenna and Nora McLellan as twins who win the lottery three times.
Shattered Globe Theatre opens its 36th season with the Midwest premiere of Erika Sheffer's political thriller VLADIMIR, directed by Ensemble Member Lou Contey, at Theater Wit in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood.
Hannah Benitez's new American drama GRAY MARE will have a private industry reading featuring music by Grammy winner Lisa Gutkin and direction by Hannah Ryan, with a cast including John Ahlin and Kelly Lester.
Australian circus and physical theater company Gravity & Other Myths will present ten thousand hours, a fusion of acrobatics, movement, and live percussion exploring the dedication behind mastery.
The Outsiders, the Tony Award-winning Best Musical based on S.
Troubadour Theater Company will present ELFTON, a world premiere musical combining the film ELF with Sir Elton John's music.
A new 45,000-square-foot performing arts center in Kendall Square, The Platform, will open with a three-day celebration featuring performances by vertical dance company BANDALOOP and regional musicians.
Kokandy Productions will present a live adaptation of Anthony Burgess's dystopian novel directed by Derek Van Barham at The Chopin Theatre in Chicago.
The Repertory Theatre of St.
The LA Phil and Orchestre de Paris are launching a new transatlantic conducting fellowship to mentor emerging orchestral conductors.
The Los Angeles theater company finalized the purchase of its 1928 carriage house home and two adjacent properties, securing the organization's future as it approaches its 30th anniversary.