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Azaelia Slade's solo show THIS IS HOW I GOT ARRESTED explores working-class youth, sensation-seeking and identity through the story of Sophie, a young woman whose search for belonging leads her down dangerous paths.
Nathan Jonathan, known for Hollyoaks and Doctor Who, returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with a new production examining masculinity, class, and boyhood in a small Northern town during the Y2K era.
Broadway Barks has announced additional guests for their 28th annual dog and cat adoption event in Shubert Alley, including Jeremy Jordan, Eva Noblezada, Adrienne Warren, and more.
Singer-storyteller Matthew Rosenstein brings his cabaret show MAKE ME FRENCH! to Clear Space Theatre Company in Rehoboth Beach after a sold-out run at NYC's Laurie Beechman Theatre.
Lost Nation Theater will present the multi-Tony-Award Winning musical Into The Woods for just two weekends only beginning this month.
Lovelock Productions returns to Edinburgh's Summerhall with THERMODRAMA, a new play set inside a sauna where four strangers face rising temperatures and a self-care apocalypse, written by Coco Cottam and directed by Lydia Free.
The Segal Centre for Performing Arts will present Adam Gopnik's one-man show, produced by Steve Martin and James L.
Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis announced a new Core Company, expanding its longtime Acting Company to include actors, directors, designers, and choreographers set to appear across its upcoming season.
Scott Turnbull's award-winning one-man show SURREALLY GOOD returns to Edinburgh's Summerhall for a second year, exploring grief, creativity, and corporate absurdity through surreal storytelling and lo-fi illustration.
The Royal Academy of Dance announced its first cohort of CPD Tutors for its new Musical Theatre syllabus, with educators from across the UK trained to deliver the program featuring choreography by Susan Stroman, Warren Carlyle, and Stephen Mear CBE.
Following sell-out seasons in Philadelphia and Off-Broadway, Cecilia Corrigan’s The Gay Divorce will transfer to this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Principal casting announced for RENT at London's Duke of York's Theatre, with Travis Ross, Bella Brown, Billy Nevers, and others joining previously announced Gaten Matarazzo.
Theatre Royal Plymouth announced the full cast and creative team for BADGERS, a new production set to run at the venue.
The Dukes in Lancaster announced £10 tickets for its park production of ROBIN HOOD through its Affordable Ticket Scheme, open to those on Universal Credit, Jobseekers Allowance, Pension Credit, or Tax Credits.
Written and performed by Victoria Oxley, STAYIN' ALIVE explores OCD, class, and family resilience at Gilded Balloon, Edinburgh, drawing on Oxley's lived experience and her relationship with her late grandmother.
Riverside Studios announced a five-play Mainstage Season directed by Andy Sandberg, launching with three world premieres including AFFLUENZA, SACRILEGIOUS by Oscar winner Tom Schulman, and EXPECTING.
Acting Gymnasium's critically acclaimed 1970s disco-inspired production of Shakespeare's TWELFTH NIGHT returns to Drayton Arms Theatre, directed by Gavin McAlinden, featuring sequins, glitterballs, and disco anthems.
Actor and comedian Molly Windust will perform ROCKPOOLS, her debut solo show, at Pleasance Courtyard in Edinburgh, exploring hoarding, endometriosis, and the pressures on women around motherhood through darkly comic surreal storytelling.
Arcola Theatre announced the cast for the world premiere of THE TURN OF THE SCREW, adapted by Olivier Award-winning playwright Morgan Lloyd Malcolm and directed by Nicky Allpress.
A new play about the Macedonian teens who sparked a global fake news crisis in 2016 is set to debut at Edinburgh Fringe, co-created and performed by Isabella Heaver, who is herself half Macedonian.
Meg Stalter, Barrett Foa, and Ryo Kamibayashi have joined the company of Oh, Mary! on Broadway.
Pitlochry Festival Theatre has released all new photos from the Pitlochry Festival Theatre production of Lear, Finn den Hertog’s new adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragedy starring Maureen Beattie as the monarch.
Kindling Arts announced a 22-event summer festival centered on a 'Utopias' theme, featuring a new musical, an original opera, site-specific dance-theater, and performance art by Nashville-based artists at venues across West Nashville.
Emily Goglia Presents The Limelight Club will make its debut at Three Clubs on Vine Street in Hollywood next week.
The Garden Theatre will present XANADU at Midtown Arts and Theater Center Houston, featuring the Tony-nominated musical's roller skating story set to the hit soundtrack from the 1980 cult classic film.
Music at Kohl Mansion and Executive Director Patricia Kristof Moy have been named Chamber Music America's 2026 Community Impact/Presenter of the Year.
PAW Patrol Live! 'Race to the Rescue' has announced its all-Australian cast for the 10th anniversary tour, which will visit Hobart, Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne from July 25 through August 23, 2026.
Brian Henson's Puppet Up! returns to the Ricardo Montalbán Theatre in Los Angeles for eight performances from July 31 through August 9, 2026.
The internationally acclaimed stage adaptation of The Gruffalo will return to Hong Kong from September 4–13, 2026, celebrating its 25th anniversary.
54 Below will present Life is Pandemonium: A Night of Broadway Crashouts on July 29, 2026, featuring Sarah Koury, Giuliana Gallone, and a cast of Broadway veterans and emerging performers in a cabaret celebrating Broadway's most emotional songs.
Write Act Repertory will present HOT SUMMER NIGHTS - THE MUSICALS, featuring five world premiere one-act musicals by six writers and six directors, performed by a cast of 17 at the Brickhouse Theatre in North Hollywood.
The Braid, recognized as the nation's leading Jewish storytelling theatre, will bring L'CHAIM AMERICA! to NYC's Museum of Jewish Heritage, featuring rarely heard stories of American Jewish experiences supported by the National Endowment for the Arts.
The 29th SALA Festival will transform South Australia into the country's largest open gallery, with over 700 exhibitions and events spanning galleries, cafés, wineries and unexpected spaces statewide.
Sarah Ruhl's LETTERS FROM MAX, adapted from her book written with poet Max Ritvo, will open Ancram Center for the Arts' summer mainstage season, directed by co-director Paul Ricciardi.
Thalian Hall will screen Disney's PETER PAN (1953) to honor the late Margaret Kerry, the live-action model for Tinker Bell who was a Wilmington resident.
Boston Dance Theater will bring two programs to Cape Cod, including OCEAN / CURRENT in Falmouth and a work-in-progress excerpt of Microplastics at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's Science Stroll.
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