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Goodman Theatre’s Centennial 25/26 Season will continue with Holiday, adapted by the late Tony Award winner and Pulitzer Prize finalist Richard Greenberg in a contemporary reimagining of Philip Barry’s classic Roaring Twenties love story

Get ready to ride the wave of classic Southern rock as Boston-based tribute band The Brothers Project takes the stage at The Park Theatre in Jaffrey, NH.

 For the holiday season, TheatreWorks New Milford wil present the return of a local holiday favorite, ‘What The Dickens? A Christmas Carol For Any Scrooge', written and directed by local playwright and comedian Matt Austin.

The 'Ugly Seasonal Sweater Soiree' Story will be presented at The Arts Center at Iowa Western, Council Bluffs IA.

Derby Dinner Playhouse will open the holiday musical 'A Velveteen Rabbit Christmas' as part of their Children's Musical Theatre Series.

RIVERDANCE 30 will return to the Fox Theatre in Atlanta for a limited weekend engagement.

Tickets for the return of Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg’s LES MISÉRABLES, will go on sale for the Portland engagement.

Pittsburgh CLO has revealed its 2026 PNC Summer of Musicals, marking a milestone 80th Anniversary.

Lionheart Theatre's production of The Good Doctor is a delightful theatrical gem that blends Neil Simon's sharp wit with Anton Chekhov's timeless storytelling.

With just two weeks to curtain up, final touches are being made to the beautifully reimagined auditorium, and anticipation is building across the city for the return of one of Cambridge's most cherished cultural landmarks.

Rowan Armitt-Brewster, Adam Norton, Liam Bradbury, Max Rizzo and Tish Weinman will be performing in the musical comedy BOYS IN THE BUFF.

Bees Deluxe and The Matt Swanton Band are teaming up for one killer show at Chan's Egg Rolls & Jazz | Blues in Woonsocket, RI.

The Gardening Club will return to London this month following its sold-out September debut.

Stone Roses bassist Mani will be heading to Parr Hall next year to share behind-the-scenes stories of his time with one of the most iconic bands of the past 35 years.

Trustus Theatre presents Into the Woods this holiday season with Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Tony Award-winning musical that intertwines the tales of Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, and more.

Pittsburgh CLO will welcome Denis O'Hare to town in the iconic role of Ebenezer Scrooge in its 34th annual production of A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS CAROL.

OffWestEnd Award nominated Darkie Armo Girl, written and performed by Karine Bedrossian, will return to the Finborough Theatre for a four week limited season.

Birmingham Hippodrome's New Work & Artist Development Department has announced Origins Festival: Celebrating New Work, a week-long festival taking place in May 2026.

Starring Wallis Currie-Wood, a new dramatisation of the life of Kate Chase will draw parallels between 19th and 21st century America, and the glass ceiling that's yet to be smashed in American politics.

Honolulu Theatre for Youth (HTY) and Capitol Modern: The Hawaiʻi State Art Museum have announced a new production specifically designed with and for young people who have developmental differences, are neurodivergent, and/or have high needs.

Mandy Patinkin, accompanied by Adam Ben-David on piano, will bring his newest theatre concert Mandy Patinkin in Concert: JUKEBOX, to Westport Country Playhouse for one performance only.

New principal casting for the North American tour of Broadway’s hit musical, & JULIET, has been announced.

The Wheeling Symphony Orchestra will return to WesBanco Arena on December 4 for the 20th anniversary of SYMPHONY ON ICE, the annual holiday program that blends live orchestral performance with figure skating.

Tennessee Shakespeare Company will present Christmas Gems, a double-bill featuring A Child’s Christmas in Wales and The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle, from December 5–21.

Tickets for the Milwaukee engagement of THE WIZ will go on sale November 14 at 10 a.