Composer Osvaldo Golijov's new evening-length oratorio will premiere at Symphony Hall in Boston, featuring soloists Cécile McLorin Salvant, Davóne Tines, Cyro Baptista, and Kayhan Kalhor under conductor Eric Jacobsen.
Anne Gridley's solo play about living with a rare degenerative neurological disease runs at Yale Repertory Theatre in New Haven, directed by Eric Ting.
Opera Philadelphia's revival of the Gershwins' 1933 political satire, directed by Zack Winokur, will move to New York City Center following its Philadelphia premiere.
Happiness is Encores! news! NEW YORK CITY CENTER just announced that Encores! Let ’Em Eat Cake replaces the previously announced Hallelujah, Baby! from March 17 through 28, 2027.
Caramoor's Rosen House Concert Series will present countertenor Iestyn Davies with harpist Oliver Wass, pianist Jonathan Biss, and a conversation with Anthony Roth Costanzo about his new book.
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Violinist and composer Curtis Stewart will perform selections from his 24 AMERICAN CAPRICES alongside works from his GRAMMY-nominated album OF LOVE at the 92nd Street Y in New York.
Carnegie Hall+ will present its rescheduled free outdoor screening of Verdi's RIGOLETTO at Hudson Yards, after the original date was postponed due to weather.
Tenor Lawrence Brownlee coaches baritone June Young "Will" Kim and pianist Wan-Yen Li on Schubert's "Nachtviolen" in a Carnegie Hall SongStudio master class filmed in the Resnick Education Wing.
Kaatsbaan Cultural Park will present Playwrights' Platform, a live anthology of new short plays, on its outdoor Meadow Stage and in the Black Box Theater as part of its Annual Festival.
The Frick Collection announced its upcoming concert season, featuring free Garden Court pop-up performances, a Matthew Aucoin world premiere, and recitals from pianists, vocalists, and early-music ensembles.
BCM&D Records has announced the release of Complications in Sue, the world premiere recording of the opera by Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning playwright Michael R.
Little Island’s 2026 summer series continues this week, with artists visiting its open-air performance spaces—The Amph and The Glade—and throughout the park.
The Library of Congress will present a season marking America's semiquincentennial and centennials for Miles Davis and John Coltrane, featuring Audra McDonald, Dianne Reeves and seven new commissions at the Coolidge Auditorium.
National Black Theatre and Theatre for a New Audience will collaborate to present America, Who Hurt You?, marking a joint effort between the two organizations.
Carnegie Hall+ will present two free outdoor opera screenings at Hudson Yards, featuring performances of CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA, PAGLIACCI, and RIGOLETTO, with live introductions by opera singer Anthony Roth Costanzo.
Little Island has unveiled programming details for its 2026 summer season.
The Aspen Music Festival and School's eight-week summer season, titled 'For All,' will feature world and Colorado premieres, a fully staged opera, and guest appearances by Renée Fleming, Thomas Hampson and more.
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