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The Buffalo Bisons and Shea's Performing Arts Center announced a Theatre Night at the Ballpark, celebrating Shea's centennial alongside regional companies including MusicalFare Theatre, Theatre of Youth, and Kavinoky Theatre, with giveaways to Broadway and local productions.
Goodman Theatre's free 'Theater for the Very Young' production THE LIZARD Y EL SOL returns to Chicago parks and one public library, with performances in Spanish designed for audiences ages 0-5.
The UIS Performing Arts Center announced KC and the Sunshine Band and Candace Bushnell as additions to its 2026-2027 season in Springfield, IL.
New production photos are now available of Tony and Grammy Award winner Leslie Odom, Jr.
Lakewood Theatre Company will present HANDS ON A HARDBODY, the musical with a score by Trey Anastasio of Phish and a book by Pulitzer Prize-winner Doug Wright, on the Headlee Mainstage in Lake Oswego, Oregon.
Brazilian tenor Thiago Arancam will perform at Sanctuary of the Arts in Coral Gables, blending opera, Broadway favorites, and international songs in an intimate 314-seat concert hall.
Arizona Theatre Company announced single tickets are going on sale for its 59th season, featuring five productions including PROOF, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, and THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG.
The Phoenix Theatre Company will present LES MISÉRABLES, one of the first stagings in the country since the national tour's close, directed by Brendan Stackhouse, former Resident Director of the North American Tour.
South Street Seaport Museum will present QUEER HISTORY: CHANTEYS AND SAILORS, featuring the Ranzo Boys, a trans maritime trio exploring queer narratives of the Golden Age of Sail through folk music, sea chanteys, and storytelling.
Jerry Topitzer's award-winning one-man show, Once Upon a Wall Street is heading to London's Drayton Arms Theatre, blending comedy and personal storytelling about life on Wall Street.
Omnium Circus will bring its bilingual, fully accessible show 'I'm Possible' to the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, marking the company's first-ever performances in Canada.
AKA Cabaret will bring Love Out Loud Cabaret to Hunters Nightclub in Wilton Manors, marking the Orlando-based company's first expansion beyond its home city with live music, comedy, and LGBTQ love songs.
The MidAtlantic Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Maestro Jason Tramm, will perform cinematic scores at Ocean Grove's historic Great Auditorium in New Jersey in July.
Drew Fornarola's dramedy Fauci and Kramer, about Anthony Fauci and Larry Kramer, was selected as a Lavender Hill Theater Festival New Play Award winner, chosen from over 400 submissions.
LA-based clown Grant O'Connell will bring his one-person show Good Knight: A Masculinity Journey to The Trestle Inn for two performances at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, following a Hollywood Fringe run.
Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble announced fall 2026 tour dates, performing music from their new album alongside a live rendition of The Grateful Dead's Blues for Allah, honoring its 50th anniversary.
Eduardo Machado's The Cook directed by David Mendizábal, will open Berkeley Repertory Theatre's 2026/27 season at the Peet's Theatre, following a Cuban cook who guards an aristocratic family's mansion for 40 years after the Castro revolution.
Academy Award-nominated actor Colman Domingo will return to Actors Theatre of Louisville for a one-night-only screening of Sing Sing, followed by a live conversation about art, resilience, and storytelling.
Theatre Bay Area will host Bay Area Theatre Week, a 10-day metro-wide celebration featuring hundreds of free and discounted tickets, open rehearsals, and special events at more than 200 regional theatres across the San Francisco Bay Area.
The Musical Theatre Guild has revealed its 30th Anniversary Season, celebrating three decades of preserving and presenting rarely produced musical theatre works through its acclaimed concert-style productions.
Anne Gee Byrd will star in the world premiere of Winter's Bench, a new play by Olivier Award-winning playwright Mike Kenny, directed by Debbie Devine at 24th Street Theatre in Los Angeles.
Detroit will honor GRAMMY-nominated R&B artist KEM with a secondary street sign at MLK Jr.
Monmouth Arts announced honorees for its upcoming awards event, recognizing George Clinton, Dorothea Bongiovi, Harlan Coben, Nicole Atkins, and PNC Bank Arts Center for their contributions to arts and culture in New Jersey.
Beverly's Terrace Plaza Playhouse revealed plans to renovate its scenic storage and construction areas into a dedicated theatre education facility, potentially doubling the size of the originally proposed Playhouse Academy building in Northern Utah.
The Shed will present the New York live premiere of Steve McQueen's End Credits, a one-hour performance featuring actors reading declassified FBI surveillance files compiled on Paul Robeson and his wife over nearly 40 years.
Disney on Ice Spotlight Magic! will bring over 30 Disney characters to UBS Arena at Belmont Park, featuring first-ever appearances by Gazelle and Gary De'Snake from Zootopia 2 and Angel from Lilo & Stitch.
Fells Point Corner Theatre will present the 10th edition of its 10X10X10 PLAY FESTIVAL in Baltimore, featuring 10 original short plays by local playwrights, performed by 10 actors, with audiences voting for a Hall of Fame winner.
The IndyFringe Festival will return to Downtown Indianapolis with 63 shows from more than 500 artists spanning drama, comedy, dance, puppetry, magic, drag, and LGBTQ+ theatre across six stages.
Target Margin Theater revealed its 2026-2027 'Nonsense' season, anchored by PROJECT 251, a new play directed by David Herskovits, alongside a burlesque gala at The Doxsee in Brooklyn, plus more.
Palace announced their fifth studio album, 'Ox,' marking the band's latest project.
Rob Dixon, Dave Stryker, Sam Fribush, and Richard 'Sleepy' Floyd will perform at Indy Jazz Fest to mark the release of Naptown Soul, a soul jazz album honoring Indiana Avenue's musical legacy.
Rafael Manuel's debut feature FILIPIÑANA, a class satire executive produced by acclaimed director Jia Zhangke, is set to open at Film Forum in New York City.
The Skirball Cultural Center's Sunset Concerts series will close its 29th season with performances by Annie and The Caldwells and The Campbell Brothers.
Gingold Theatrical Group presented Noël Coward's This Was a Man.
