Lowell Folk Festival to Feature 60+ Performances, Parade of Flags This Summer
The Lowell Folk Festival announced its full performance schedule, featuring 60+ acts across multiple stages in downtown Lowell, MA.
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The Lowell Folk Festival announced its full performance schedule, featuring 60+ acts across multiple stages in downtown Lowell, MA.
Highwire Improv kicks off Season 24 at its Highlandtown venue with Block Party at Maryland Art Place and international performer Daniel Maseda.
New Conservatory Theatre Center will present LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, directed by Artistic Director Ben Villegas Randle, to kick off its 2026-2027 season of queer theatre in San Francisco.
The Dayton Performing Arts Alliance named Caleb Thompson as Assistant Conductor of the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Green Room 42 will present A Tru-Biz Cabaret, featuring Deaf and hearing performers sharing the stage through voice and American Sign Language, with tickets starting at $19.
The multi award-winning solo show, Why I Stuck a Flare Up My Arse for England, written and performed by Alex Hill, will transfer from London's West End to Off-Broadway at SoHo Playhouse.
The Lexington Theatre Company will present the professional regional premiere of Les Miserables at the Lexington Opera House, led by Broadway veterans.
James and Kim Taylor donated proceeds from their sold-out Tanglewood concerts to the Boston Symphony Orchestra, bringing their cumulative contribution to over $8 million across more than five decades of performances.
Artist Singha Hon's 'From Root to Bloom,' created through DCLA's Public Artist in Residence program, is now on view at Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem, with a companion installation at MOERJ's Manhattan offices.
Nashville Ballet's will present Nashville Nutcracker, featuring live music by The Nashville Symphony, returns to Tennessee Performing Arts Center's Jackson Hall, with single tickets starting at $48.
In This Place, a new musical about grief and healing, will play a limited engagement at Orbit Arts Academy in Sandy Springs, GA, starring Broadway veterans alongside Atlanta theater talent.
JK Entertainment's production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch is now playing at Catalyst Ranch in Chicago, featuring three actors rotating through all roles across performances, directed by Arlo Kiss.
Strawdog Theatre Company has revealed the cast and creative team for Advance Man, the first installment of Mac Rogers' sci-fi trilogy, directed by Artistic Director Noah Elman at The Factory Theater in Chicago.
Doug DeVita's stage adaptation of E.
Theater Resources Unlimited will host a Zoom conversation with MAC Award-winning singer Craig Pomranz on balancing the art and business of cabaret, including his Pomranz Performance Grant.
The Resident Ensemble Players revealed its upcoming season at the University of Delaware, featuring Slow Food, Gaslight and more across autobiography, romance, comedy, and psychological thriller.
Hit The Lights! Company revealed the cast and design team for the world premiere of ISLA, a Latin American coming-of-age musical set in Cuba, running at WP Theater as part of its Space Program Residency.
Kickdrum, formed by Alfie Wickham, Kai Porter, and Noah Manzoor, will bring Heart Beats Strong to Edinburgh Fringe, a devised work blending physical theatre, dance, and personal diary entries exploring identity and masculinity.
The San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle revealed a new leadership team, with Isa Chu named President, as the organization enters its 50th season of reviewing and honoring Bay Area theatre.
Capital Repertory Theatre has officially opened single ticket sales for its highly anticipated 2026-27 season, giving audiences the opportunity to secure seats for individual productions while subscription packages remain available.
Good Theater and Out There Theater Company will present their first-ever co-production, pairing two Charles Busch camp comedy classics at Good Theater at Stevens Square in Portland, ME.
Experience Segerstrom Center's Cabaret Series! Our 2026-27 Cabaret Series provides a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with the biggest stars from Broadway, TV, and film.
Panos Kandunias's solo show I BOUGHT A FLIP PHONE, examining loneliness and digital addiction, heads to Edinburgh Fringe after earning five-star reviews at HOME Manchester, Oxford Playhouse, and Theatre Royal Bath.
Chicago Shakespeare Theater celebrated the company's 40th Anniversary with the Revel in Ruby Gala.
Theater of the Apes will present The Wayfaring Strangers at The PIT NYC for an improvised bluegrass musical featuring new lyrics to old-timey standards played on banjo, fiddle, washboard, and more.
Who Killed Marilyn?, a new play written by Sharleen Cooper Cohen and directed by Philip Wm.
Australia's Circa Contemporary Circus will bring its acrobatic production WOLF to Jacob's Pillow's Ted Shawn Theatre for its U.
The Tony and Olivier Award-winning musical Jersey Boys will return to Midland Center for the Arts for five performances as part of a multi-city North American Tour marking its 20th Anniversary.
Award-winning choreographic duo Jess & Morgs will present DEEPFAKE, their first work as an independent company, at Sadler's Wells East.
May Pang, John Lennon's companion during his 18-month 'Lost Weekend' era, will exhibit rare, candid photographs of Lennon at The Lawrence Gallery in Lake Oswego, OR, with Pang in attendance all weekend.
May Pang, John Lennon's companion during his 18-month 'Lost Weekend' era, will appear at La Petite Galerie at Gunnar Nordstrom Fine Arts in Kirkland, WA, where her candid Lennon photographs will be on display and available for purchase.
Community, dance, and philanthropy took centre stage as the EmpowerHER 2026 benefit gala took over the stunning Oakley House in Bromley.
How Now Brown Cow will present the South African premiere of Suzie Miller's Tony and Olivier Award-winning legal drama Prima Facie, directed by Neil Coppen, with Danica De La Rey Jones performing at The Baxter and the Market Theatre.
The ACLU of Massachusetts will sponsor a special anniversary edition of Which Side?, the protest music series inspired by James Sullivan's book, at Opera + Community Studios in Boston's Fort Point neighborhood.
Actors' Equity Association's National Council voted to endorse Daniel Biss for Illinois's 9th Congressional District, citing his record of supporting unions and the performing arts community in Chicagoland.