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Luminario Ballet will present a jazz-inflected dance program featuring premieres from artistic directors Judith FLEX Helle and Damien Diaz, plus guest choreographers, at the Avalon Hollywood.
The Gene Frankel Theatre Festival will present more than 25 New York and world premieres at the historic Manhattan venue, selected from nearly 200 submissions nationwide.
The Lexington Theatre Company is now presenting Matilda the Musical at the Lexington Opera House through August 2.
Noel Coward's PRESENT LAUGHTER continues its run with the Orinda Starlight Village Players, directed by Patrick Atkinson and featuring a Bay Area cast.
A comedy imagining a Lower East Side tailor hired to design Elvis Presley's jumpsuits will premiere at Greenside at Riddles Court in Edinburgh, written by Michael Schiralli and Jason Cohen.
You can now get a first look inside opening night of the world premiere of The Saviors at Atlantic Theater Company.
On the first day of Rhinoceros rehearsal, designers shared their visions for the play with the company.
A new film titled WHO MOVES AMERICA is scheduled to open in theaters, with advance screeners made available ahead of its release, according to a distribution announcement.
Molière in the Park announced the appointment of Alessandro Uzielli, a film producer and entertainment executive, to its Board of Directors in Brooklyn.
Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame will host Blotto Fest at its Stony Brook Village location Fest.
Alaska Thunderf*ck will play Mary Todd Lincoln opposite Tony winner J.
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The Theater Center selected 12 new musicals for its Making It Happen Festival, with three advancing to a final round to compete for a $5000 grand prize at the Jerry Orbach Theater.
Bailey Swilley will bring her solo comedy about motherhood pressure and a medical emergency, A Baby For Me? No Thank You, Please! back to Soho Playhouse following its New York Fringe run.
The 92nd Street Y, New York presents The Essence of Us: A Cuban Story, the opening night program of Home: Departure and Return, the Harkness 2026/27 Mainstage Season.
Rubicon Theatre Company has opened additional spots for its sold-out Autumn Theatre Lovers' Trip to New York City, a week-long package featuring Broadway shows, dining and sightseeing.
San Francisco Opera's Board of Directors has approved a new five-year contract for General Director Matthew Shilvock, continuing his leadership of the company into the next decade.
Bright Half Life will be presented at the ESL Rochester Fringe Festival, featuring Stephanie Roosa and Ryley St.
McMusical, a satirical new musical about a washed-up fast-food mascot will play a limited developmental run at Theatre For the New City in September.
Circus Vazquez will present an all-new touring production at Tysons II, featuring an international cast of acrobats, aerialists and comedic performers alongside a live band.
Highwire Improv will host five shows over two nights, bringing in comedy teams from Washington, D.
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Free performances spanning circus, dance, music, and theatre will take place across New York City public spaces as the The Citizen Arts International Festival debuts its first season, led by a trio of women co-directors.
Em Beihold, Jacob Jeffries and Jonnie Reinhart will join Broadway Brass Band for a performance at Three Clubs in Hollywood, led by trombonist Benny Lipson.
Open Fist Theatre Company will present a rare revival of José Rivera's Obie-winning play Marisol, directed by Amanda Weier, at Atwater Village Theatre in Los Angeles.
In partnership with American Conservatory Theater, Crushing—the genre-defiant live show where interdisciplinary writers explore transformative experiences in romantic love—will return to San Francisco with an entirely new production.
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Keke Palmer's viral character Lady Miss Jacqueline returns in a new Audible memoir, recounting exaggerated tales of fame, fortune and reinvention in her own voice.
Yuriy Sardarov will join Laura Lapidus and Tedra Millan in the new play To Have and To Hold, staged at ChaShaMa's 154 Theater in New York's West Village.
Drama Desk Award-winning theatrical poster designer Frank “Fraver” Verlizzo, the artist behind the iconic imagery of The Lion King, Sweeney Todd, and Sunday in the Park with George, will release his second mystery novel, Sanity Claus.
The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts will include 21 shows in Houston Theater Week, offering buy-one-get-one-free tickets across its 2026-2027 season lineup.
Get a first look at production photos of Ethan Slater as Seymour and Betsy Wolfe as Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, now in its seventh year at the Westside Theatre.
Midland Center for the Arts will open bookings for field trips, student matinees and classroom workshops for preschool through 12th grade, including visits to its reimagined museum.
CAPA will present Shit-faced Shakespeare: Macbeth at the Southern Theatre in Columbus, featuring a Boston-based cast performing Shakespeare's tragedy with one inebriated actor.
Citizen Arts International Festival announced its first season, marking the launch of a new event on the international arts calendar.
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