IT'S TOVAH! THE FAREWELL SHOW Will Come to London's Crazy Coqs
Tovah Zafrin will present a farewell cabaret performance at London's Crazy Coqs, marking the end of her time in England with music, poetry, and dance.
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Tovah Zafrin will present a farewell cabaret performance at London's Crazy Coqs, marking the end of her time in England with music, poetry, and dance.
BroadwayWorld is saddened to report that Tony-nominated choreographer and performer Hope Clarke passed away.
BLACKBERRY SMOKE will return to the Warner Theatre's Oneglia Auditorium in Torrington as part of the band's 25th Anniversary Tour, marking another appearance at the venue following a previous stop there.
The Abbey Theater of Dublin will present a musical adaptation of THE LIGHTNING THIEF, featuring the theater's pre-professional company in a stage version of the Percy Jackson story.
Luke Jerram's seven-metre Earth artwork GAIA will be suspended above the stage at the Royal Festival Hall for a weekend of orchestral and choral performances by the BBC Concert Orchestra.
Rising star Jake Speer will take on the title role of in the Australian tour of MRS.
Eastern Angles' coastal comedy-drama IT COMES IN WAVES will move to London following a sell-out regional tour, with a four-week run set to begin at the Finborough Theatre.
The Yard Theatre has announced the full cast for a revival of Ntozake Shange's choreopoem FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE / WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF, directed by Diane Page.
Children's Theatre Company has announced the complete cast and creative team for the first production of the 2026-2027 Season, Pinocchio, based on Carlo Collodi's timeless classic.
Cape Town City Ballet will present Sean Bovim's Swingtime at the Adam Small Theatre in Stellenbosch, with Jayden Dickson joining the cast as Mr Bojangles.
TimeLine Theatre's TimeLine South teen ensemble will present an original devised work addressing narratives around teen violence, with free performances planned in Chicago's Hyde Park community.
Carbon Theatre will tour Bright Places, a play inspired by writer RAE MAINWARING's own experience of being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at 23, across the UK.
On Your Bike Baffo!, a new family show for ages 3–8, will embark on UK tour beginning in September.
Alfa Mist will join the Live Music Week lineup at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, adding to a concert series featuring Echo & the Bunnymen, Doves and Cafe del Mar Classical.
The Grammy-nominated Beatles tribute act will perform at the Saenger Theater in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, recreating the band's career from its early hits through its later recordings.
Padma Shri Guru Dr Shovana Narayan presented her book Speaking Sculptures: Karanas in Kathak at the India International Centre, New Delhi, prompting scholarly discussion on Kathak's historical origins.
An all new photo has been released of the cast of CATS, now playing at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre.
New Ghosts Theatre Company will present the world premiere of HARLOTS, a new Australian play reimagining women from Shakespeare's plays, directed by JANINE WATSON.
Hamilton Festival Theatre Company announced winners of the 22nd annual Hamilton Fringe Festival, with FELT CUTE, MIGHT OVERSHARE LATER and TOWNSPERSON #3 each earning two honors.
Māori soul artist TEEKS will perform a one-night-only show at Her Majesty's Theatre in Adelaide as part of his largest Australian tour to date, following stops in Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.
Esther Perel, the psychotherapist, New York Times bestselling author and host of the podcast Where Should We Begin?, will return to Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane this December.
Act Two Productions will present the world premiere of THE RELUCTANT HERO, a play by Jim Martin about Oliver Sipple, at the newly-opened Wasatch Theatre in Salt Lake City.
Main Street Theatre Works will continue their 22nd Summer Season at the Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre in Jackson with WONDER OF THE WORLD, by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright David Lindsay-Abaire, directed by John Ewing.