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The Pacific Islanders' Cultural Association will present its annual Bay Area Aloha Festival with live hula, Hawaiian and Tahitian music, food vendors, and children's activities at the San Mateo County Event Center.
Palm Beach Symphony will present an original children's concert featuring Tchaikovsky's music, conducted by Gerard Schwarz and narrated by Jody Schwarz, with illustrations by Michelle Sherman at Duncan Theatre in Lake Worth.
The Alhambra Theatre & Dining in Jacksonville will present SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER: THE MUSICAL, based on the 1977 film, running through late September with the venue's live orchestra and dinner service.
Twenty Somethings Productions and Riot Act will present DIRTY BIRD, a new adaptation of Chekhov's The Seagull written and directed by Whit Flint, at ErF Gallery.
One More Productions will stage Stephen Sondheim's SWEENEY TODD at The GEM Theatre, featuring Bryan Fraser and Nicole Cassesso, directed by Damien Lorton.
Amy Losi's short drama, a modern twist on the Oedipus myth, will have four performances at the Gene Frankel Theatre as part of its annual festival in New York City.
Jonathan Biggins will reprise his solo comedy about former Prime Minister Paul Keating at Arts Centre Melbourne, with updated material addressing recent political developments.
Single tickets for the Tony-winning musical MAYBE HAPPY ENDING are now available for its run at the Citizens Opera House, featuring original Broadway stars Steven Huynh and Claire Kwon.
Nearly 100 young performers will take part in five productions as part of Greater Boston Stage Company's Young Company Summer Festival, the theatre announced.
The Broadway Bound Theatre Festival continues its run at AMT Theater in Manhattan's Theater District, with several world premiere plays and musicals still to come, including FUNERAL OF GOD and JUGULAR.
Harlem Stage announced a year-long fellowship program bringing together fourteen emerging Black women+ arts leaders through mentorship, training and investment in their creative work.
The children's musical PLIM PLIM LIVE: MUSICAL ENERGY will bring interactive songs and dance to bergenPAC in Englewood, New Jersey, inviting families to help restore energy for a big concert.
Opera Orlando announced the return of its OPERAX series at Judson's Live, following a sold-out run last season, with three new concept events and the return of Opera-oke.
Paper Doll Ensemble will present MURDERED DARLINGS, a one-night-only performance of deleted scenes, abandoned songs, and cut material from its past productions at Deep End Studios in Philadelphia.
Uptown Players will present the regional premiere of Paula Vogel's MOTHER PLAY at Theatre Three's Norma Young Arena Stage, directed by Cheryl Denson and closing out the company's current season.
BAX | Brooklyn Arts Exchange will launch its 35th Anniversary Season with a new Artists in Residence cohort, Space Grant residencies, and expanded programming across its two Brooklyn venues.
New Conservatory Theatre Center will remount its acclaimed production of HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH in San Francisco, once again starring trixxie carr and Samuel del Rosario in rotating title roles.
MASTICATE, a dark comedy set in an East Coast restaurant, will premiere at The Players Theatre in New York, directed by Kristen Kelso and written by Madison Fargo.
Young performers ages 8 to 16 will star in a 60-minute youth adaptation of the Broadway musical at Cheney Hall in Manchester, Connecticut, presented by Little Theatre of Manchester's Rising Stars program.
Tribute act BLOND AMBITION, fronted by Rikki Lee Wilson, will bring Madonna's greatest hits to the Raue Center for the Arts in Crystal Lake, Illinois, featuring costume changes and choreography from across her career.
TWELVE TWENTY-FOUR, a holiday rock orchestra paying tribute to TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA, will perform at The Newton Theatre in Newton, New Jersey, with tickets set to go on sale this week.
The 27th annual Englewood Jazz Festival will present free performances at Chicago's Hamilton Park, honoring Oscar Brown Jr.
Sarah Jones will star in her solo show, directed by Eric Ting, presented by National Black Theatre and Theatre for a New Audience at Polonsky Shakespeare Center.
Theatre Bay Area will partner with more than 20 regional theatres, including A.
Annie Rasiel's new play JOANNA will have a staged reading at The Tank as part of LimeFest, directed by Katy Early and exploring grief, control, and disappearance.
Bilingual Broadway Collective will present a free tribute to SHAKIRA's catalogue at the Historic Stonewall Inn, continuing its monthly bilingual performance series with Broadway and Broadway-caliber singers.
Theo Ubique will launch Community Is, a new event series created by Emily Marrazzo, on July 31.
Eleven contestants will compete for the title of Cumberland Idol at Cumberland Theatre, with proceeds supporting the venue's Raise the Roof Fund.
Lionheart Theatre Company will present seven productions in Historic Norcross, including DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE, ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST and A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS.
TOArts will present TW Theatricals' production of DOG MAN: THE MUSICAL, based on Dav Pilkey's book series, at the Fred Kavli Theatre in Thousand Oaks, California.
Bailey Swilley will bring her comedic ghost story back to New York, following two acclaimed runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and honors at several storytelling festivals.
Trap Door Theatre in Chicago will present its 33rd season, featuring Mainstage productions, Short Run shows, and Special Performances, including a world premiere musical and several U.
New York Theatre Company will extend THE CIRCUIT: An Immersive Silent Disco Ballet in DUMBO, Brooklyn, marking a final extension after two previous ones following its acclaimed opening.
Omnium Circus will bring its first holiday production to the Howard Gilman Opera House at BAM, featuring a fully accessible cast led by Malik Paris.
Vanderbilt University will partner with the concert production WE ARE HERE: Songs from the Holocaust, opening the multi-year collaboration at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts.
Chris Tucker will bring his stand-up comedy tour to Prudential Hall at NJPAC on October 2.
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