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The Pops Orchestra of Bradenton & Sarasota and Palma Sola Botanical Park will present a new outdoor concert series in Bradenton, Florida, featuring live jazz from The Pops Orchestra's Jazz Combo.
New tickets are now available for The Theater Center's three resident Off-Broadway productions: Perfect Crime: New York's Longest Running Play, Friends! The Unauthorized Musical Parody and Singfeld! An Unauthorized Musical Parody About Nothing!
The Columbus-founded horn band Huntertones will perform at the Lincoln Theatre, celebrating its new album Transmission with material spanning jazz, funk, pop, soul and R&B.
The Louisville Orchestra will present a free season-opening concert with the Pedrito Martinez Group at Iroquois Amphitheater, led by conductor Ahmed Alom in a program celebrating Cuban musical traditions.
The Atlanta Opera will present Ring Festival 2029, two full cycles of performances of Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre in June 2029
Pitlochry Festival Theatre will present the world premiere of SUPERNOVA, a stage adaptation of Harry Macqueen's film, directed by John Tiffany and starring Alan Cumming and Ewan McGregor.
Nottingham Playhouse has revealed the cast and creative team for the regional premiere of Beth Steel's Olivier-nominated Till the Stars Come Down, directed by Caroline Steinbeis.
Inferno Productions will stage the world premiere of the psychological drama, following a hospice nurse and a Main Line woman whose hidden motives collide during a tense job interview.
Theater Resources Unlimited will host a Zoom conversation with composer THERESA KOON and poet Kim Stafford about art, activism, and a musicalized poem created for peace.
The Springboard to Design (SB2D) Summer Program, the tuition-free theatre design mentorship and education program for students from underrepresented communities, concluded its record-breaking 2026 program.
Patti LuPone, Aaron Tveit, and more Les Misérables alumni surprised audience members at the opening performance of Les Miserables: The Arena Concert Spectacular, to perform a special medley at the curtain call.
BLUE OCTOBER's streaming catalog has surpassed 1.
R&B singer-songwriter and culture-activist Simone Green will release her sophomore album, BLACK QUEEN, a six-track project centered on Black women's strength and healing, via her label Soulistic360 RPS.
A private invitation-only reading will be held for Krav Maga in the Temple Basement Starting this Sunday, Bagels to Follow, a new play by Rebecca Salzhauer, directed by Drama Desk nominee Rosie Glen-Lambert.
Rachel Cairns's autobiographical solo show will run at Here For Now Theatre in Stratford, Ontario, marking its first production outside Toronto after runs with Nightwood Theatre and The Howland Company.
A new musical retelling THE ODYSSEY from the perspective of Penelope's palace maids will receive its full Off-Broadway premiere at The Players Theatre, following earlier concert stagings in New York.
The Roundabout Theatre Company's production of Noël Coward's Fallen Angels will come to cinemas across the US, the UK, Canada, Australia and selected international territories for a limited engagement beginning in October.
Brittany Howard discussed the reasons behind ALABAMA SHAKES' extended hiatus in a conversation with journalist Anthony Mason.
Composer Katherine Young will release BIOMES, a three-part album exploring speculative ecosystems, featuring Olivia Block, Ben LaMar Gay, Brian Chase, Tim Daisy, and YARN/WIRE.
Newly launched label Laughing Bee Music will release archival live vinyl and digital recordings from The Aadam Jacobs Collection, drawn from the Chicago music scene's live tape archive.
Laura Marano and director Jesse V.
Musicians who have toured and recorded with Van Morrison will perform his songbook weekly at The Emerald Theatre in London, led by saxophonist Leo Green.
The Flynn Center for Performing Arts and the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize have commissioned 36 women+ playwrights to write short plays examining American democracy for a global performance initiative.
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