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Improv Playhouse of San Francisco will present three fully improvised performances at Potrero Stage as part of the Free-Play Festival, hosted by PlayGround, with each show built around a different theme.
The Last Acting Studio in Los Angeles will present a reimagined staging of Ntozake Shange's FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE / WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF, directed by studio founder Desean K.
Adrian Crawford's new play will debut at AMT Theater in Manhattan as part of the Broadway Bound Theatre Festival, directed by Juan Ramirez, Jr.
Jen Fellman will debut an original solo musical reimagining Golden Age classics like Carousel, Oklahoma!, and Camelot through a queer lens at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.
The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County announced Dale Edwards will expand his role after nearly five years as Vice President of Marketing, overseeing both programming and marketing.
Theatre444 will present the musical DOGFIGHT at the Geneva Community Center, featuring a regional cast and a score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.
The children's podcast BRAINS ON! is set to bring a live science-themed stage show to Norfolk, featuring magic tricks, a game show, and lessons on how the brain works.
Summer Orlando Productions will bring its parody musical spoofing Disney's Hocus Pocus to Torrington, Storrs, and Waterbury venues this fall.
Arturo O'Farrill and Vincent Hsu will present a one night only performance at Flushing Town Hall, marking a U.
The monthly series pairing protest songs with dialogue, Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out, will present its next installment at The Burren Backroom, featuring a lineup of local musicians and a house band.
A second performance has been added at The Weidner after the first show on Jeff Dunham's Inappropriate Contact tour sold out within a week.
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum will present a ten-concert autumn season at Calderwood Hall, curated by George Steel and featuring performers including Rachel Barton Pine, Rachell Ellen Wong, and the Ivalas Quartet.
Bryant Park will screen Bridget Jones's Diary as part of its weekly outdoor Movie Nights series, followed by Jane Austen-themed book clubs in the park's Reading Room.
The world premiere of The Real Ivanov, a 100-minute adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s first staged play, Ivanov, by writer and Chekhov scholar Laura Strausfeld who also directs, is now in rehearsals.
The 10th anniversary tour of the musical Waitress, featuring music and lyrics by Sara Bareilles, will play a limited engagement at Bass Concert Hall as part of Broadway in Austin.
The short film stars Liliia Halushko and Daniel Bernhardt and is set to premiere at HollyShorts Film Festival in Hollywood, the festival announced.
New England Youth Theatre in Brattleboro, Vermont will stage Head Over Heels, a musical set to the songs of The Go-Go's, as its annual Summer Musical featuring performers ages 13 to 19.
Spencer Boyce will bring his solo show Impersonator, exploring his life as an Elvis tribute artist, to Yellow Bicycle Theatre for a limited run as part of Philly Fringe.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra will open single ticket sales for its upcoming subscription season, featuring Andris Nelsons' final season as music director and guest artist Yo-Yo Ma.
Drawing 1,200+ people to four parks during its first week of performances, The Lizard y El Sol is expanding its free summer tour roster to include public libraries citywide—with the first appearance tonight plus four additional August engagements.
The touring production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will play a three-week engagement at The Paramount Theatre in Seattle, marking its premiere in the city.
Kathryn Loggins and Saturday Lawson's short play was selected by audiences as the week two winner of Be Bold! Productions' LOL! Short Play Comedy Festival at the Players Theatre.
R&B trio Honey Cone will return to the Catalina Jazz Club for a night of hits and tributes to artists including Donna Summer and Tina Turner, following a sold-out club appearance.
Naut Human Productions will bring back its immersive vampire experience for three weekends, adding a walking tour of downtown Leesburg and a new VIP cellar encounter.
The Barnstormers Theatre will stage Ken Ludwig's adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express, directed by Blair Hundertmark and starring Andrew Sellon as Hercule Poirot.
Elliot Cowan will play the title role in the UK premiere of Donald at Theatre Royal Bath, with Oscar Batterham and Jo Herbert rounding out the cast this autumn.
3Arts will hold its annual awards celebration at the Harris Theater, honoring 36 Chicago artists as the organization marks $10 million in cumulative grant funding.
A Summer Soirèe Celebrating the award-winning jazz vocalist and songwriter's recently released 'Talk to Your Tomatoes' Album on July 28 at Manhattan's 54 Below
A fire on Princes Street has forced Donna Oblongata's Van Gogh Shogh and other Fringe performances to move to Assembly, St Andrew Square, though dates and times remain unchanged.
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley will present Steven Dietz's stage adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts, directed by Giovanna Sardelli.
Center Theatre Group will present the murder-mystery comedy Clue for seven performances at the Ahmanson Theatre in September.
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex attended a screening of COOKIE QUEENS alongside director Alysa Nahmias and members of the Girl Scouts, according to photos from the event.
The live stage adaptation of the animated series BLUEY will bring the Heeler family to the Aronoff Center's Procter & Gamble Hall as part of the Cincinnati Arts Association's season.
The immersive horror experience Terror Vault will return to San Francisco's historic Mint building with a new chapter titled SLASHED, inspired by 1980s slasher films.
Tilles Center's 2026/27 Broadway season lineup will present the National Tours of Waitress, The Wiz, and more, plus Broadway artists including Joshua Henry and others.
The Village Trip Festival will present ten days of music, theater, comedy, and walking tours across Greenwich Village, the East Village, and the Lower East Side, honoring figures like Woody Guthrie, Paul Robeson, and Dorothy Day.
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