Diversity News

The Museum of Russian Icons offers a unique opportunity to play an important role in shaping a leading institute for icons and Eastern Christian art in the USA. The Museum is currently in the last phase of a reorientation and rebranding project, and its new plans will be shared with the public in the second half of 2023.

Chance Theater, Anaheim’s official resident theater company, has announced a special LGBTQIA+ Community Night for the revolutionary Pulitzer and Tony Award winning musical “RENT,” directed by Matthew McCray. 

Fraser's work is just one of the varied pieces that is part of the program Hudson in Concert taking place under a tent at Henry Hudson Riverfront Park on Saturday, July 15th beginning at 5PM.  It is produced by the Hudson Festival Orchestra and is free to all. 

Creative City Project has announced “The Carnival - Where Orchestra meets Circus” coming to Downtown Orlando at the historic Cheyenne Saloon and Opera House for one weekend only, August 25-27, 2023, with two shows per night at 6pm and 7:30pm.

The Santa Barbara Symphony and the American Federation of Musicians have announced a new three-year contract, extending through June 2026. The contract was ratified by both the Symphony Board of Directors and musicians on June 22, 2023, demonstrating a mutual commitment to collaboration and the vibrant future of symphonic music in the Santa Barbara community.

Lion Forge Entertainment and Nickelodeon Animation has revealed a new first-look deal covering animated series and features.

Join Milwaukee Repertory Theater in celebrating the 48th Anniversary of A Christmas Carol. Save up to 25% on tickets during the one-day sale.

Theatre at St. Luke’s, known for its captivating community- centered productions, is thrilled to kick off its 12th season with a whimsical and enchanting adaptation of Disney’s The Little Mermaid.

Dynamic Halifax-based company Northern Broadsides has announced the appointment of Debbie Richards as their new Chair. 

Pantochino Teen Theatre will present the wildly funny and incredibly moving broadway musical comedy, “The Prom' at the SHU Community Theatre in Downtown Fairfield. Co-producers Bert Bernardi and Jimmy Johansmeyer have announced three performances, August 11 and 12.

Coming off a commercially & critically successful 20th anniversary season, local hip hop/contemporary performance company Chicago Dance Crash announced a series of upcoming leadership changes at a public fundraising event held last month.

This summer, Chisenhale Dance Space is launching its reimagined CDS Artist Community and is seeking 200 dance and performance artists to form the artistic leadership of the organisation. After listening to the needs of artists, CDS is responding to the shifting independent dance landscape and new funding challenges for the sector and is reinventing both itself and its approach to supporting independent dance artists.

As You Will will present an unscripted original Shakespeare performance written by the elegant minds of the cast and directed by their fleeting whims during the performance.

Eloina blogs for BWW about bringing High Steaks to the 2023 Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Centenary Stage Company and the NEXTStage Repertory are entering their second and final weekend of ROCK OF AGES. The final weekend runs from July 13 – 16 in the Sitnik Theatre of the Lackland Performing Arts Center on the Centenary University campus.

Dr. Marvin V. Curtis will make history as the first African American to assume the role of Board President, leading the South Bend Symphony Orchestra into its 91st Season effective July 1.

UPTA CAMP will be presented at Winthrop PAC this month.

Children's Musical Theater San Jose will present The Hunchback of Notre Dame directed by CMT Artistic Director Kevin Hauge and running July 28-August 6 at the historic Montgomery Theater.

Sacramento Ballet wrapped its 2022-23 season on an exhilarating high note marked by sold-out performances, powerful hard-won, diversity-enabling grants and enthusiastic local support.

The Shubert Organization has chosen six aspiring theatre professionals for its second Shubert Organization Internship Program cohort, beginning July 10.