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Rendezvous Theatre Collective will present GLEEMAILS I CAN'T SEND at The Laurie Beechman Theater, a parody musical imagining the Glee characters at McKinley in 2026, featuring music by Sabrina Carpenter.
Heck of a Hill Productions will present a private staged reading of SPOONS, PJ Michel's debut play, at The Industry Loft in Los Angeles, featuring a cast led by Vanessa Ray, John Clarence Stewart, and Hailie Sahar.
Organist Monica Berney will perform works by Bach, Brahms, Dvořák, Mozart, and Vierne on the St.
Producers Margaret Montavon and Elizabeth Raia announced a six-track EP for SALEM, the dark comedy musical set in 17th-century New England, with a full album release and listening party also planned.
Theater 86 will stage a reimagined version of Chekhov's THE DANGERS OF TOBACCO at its new Garment District home, expanding the classic monologue with live opera and violin, directed by Aleksey Burago.
Victoria Players Children's Theater will present CHICAGO THE MUSICAL TEEN EDITION at Liberty Union High School Auditorium in Baltimore, Ohio, featuring 29 middle and high school students from across Central Ohio.
The Broadway Bound Theatre Festival will present 12 world premieres — two musicals and ten plays — at AMT Theater in Manhattan's Theater District, with tickets starting at $30.
Wilbury Theatre Group will present FRINGEPVD, the 13th annual Providence Fringe Festival, featuring 21 performance groups across multiple Valley Arts District venues, with free community events throughout the week.
Lutenist Paul O'Dette, Artistic Co-Director of the Boston Early Music Festival, will perform a lecture-concert at the Performing Arts Center in Brewster, MA, marking 400 years since the death of Renaissance composer John Dowland.
Yang and Olivia, a violin-piano duo with competition wins and international touring credits, will join American Music Institute as Artists-in-Residence and college faculty.
Tony-nominated vocalist Ann Hampton Callaway will perform a tribute to Cole Porter at Dizzy's Club in New York, featuring standards like 'Night and Day' with a quartet of jazz musicians.
The Asia America New Music Institute will present Echoes of Home at Sierra Madre Playhouse, featuring world and West Coast premieres from Asian American composers exploring home, memory, and belonging.
Trustus Theatre has revealed the cast for the world premiere of Lemonade: a Fresh Pressed Musical, a new musical by Jesse Corbin about friendship, loss, and self-acceptance, directed by Marlo Hunter on the Thigpen Main Stage in Columbia, SC.
Bourbon Country, the Chicagoland band known for blending country and classic rock, will perform at Raue Center's Arts On The Green outdoor summer series in Crystal Lake, IL.
Playwright and performer Anthony “AJ” Michael Jefferson is making his Marsh debut run in The Bumpy Road Less Traveled.
Des Moines Performing Arts is launching a new Flex Package for its Wellmark Family Series, letting families choose two or more shows from a five-production lineup and save up to 10%.
Midland Center for the Arts will present a holiday lineup including Dolly Parton's Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol, Tartan Terrors: Celtic Christmas Spectacular, and more this holiday season.
COCA has revealed its fall 2026 and holiday productions, including a co-production of the opera Joshua's Boots with Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, The Nutcracker, and more.
IAMA Theatre Company has unveiled its 2026-2027 season, which includes three world premiere productions and its 9th New Works Festival, introducing new plays into the American theatre canon.
CM Performing Arts Center has revealed the cast for the Long Island premiere of Rocky The Musical with Rich Giordano leading as Rocky Balboa at The Noel S.
Pacific Symphony will close SummerFest with 'Tchaikovsky Spectacular: Concert of Hope' at Great Park Live in Irvine, featuring violinist Randall Goosby, the '1812' Overture, fireworks, and more.
The South Bend Symphony Orchestra is launching its 2026-27 Season with Strauss + Elgar at the Morris Performing Arts Center, led by Music Director Alastair Willis.
Be Bold! Productions has revealed the week one winner of the Lol! Short Play Comedy Festival at the Players Theatre in NYC's West Village.
American Masters documentary on Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Mary Oliver features interviews with Maria Shriver, Oprah Winfrey, Stephen Colbert, and Helena Bonham Carter, alongside never-before-seen archival materials.
Act II Playhouse is launching the Charlie Antalosky Award, honoring outstanding performers and designers annually, alongside free professional development sessions for local theatre makers led by a Broadway veteran.
420 Shakespeare, Chicago's cannabis-themed classical theater company, will present the world premiere of 420 Frankenstein at The Second City's de Maat Studio Theatre, marking the company's first production outside the Shakespeare canon.
The Tank NYC and producer Isabelle Chirls will present the New York premiere of Daphne Silbiger's Very Blue Light, directed by Emily Moler, exploring technology, politics, and the natural world in Marfa, TX.
The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities and partner agencies will host Access to Expression, an evening of panels, an arts showcase, and a workshop at Martin Luther King Jr.
Holocaust Museum LA at The Goldrich has partnered with technology executive Dr.
Keke Palmer's viral alter ego Lady Miss Jacqueline returns to Audible with a debut memoir, the first of three full-length audio titles expanding the character's universe.
Theater Resources Unlimited will hold a Zoom community gathering examining whether producers can truly be considered creative collaborators, open to theater professionals and enthusiasts.
Bergen Performing Arts Center will present an evening featuring world-renowned clinical psychologist and best-selling author Dr.
Ryan Bauer-Walsh's Faggot Baggage, a solo exhibition of 50 paintings, installation, and live performance, will mark the Harlem-based artist's NYC solo debut at Gallery 198 in Brooklyn.
