The Marcus Performing Arts Center announced the 2026/27 Culture Collective, kicking off with an inaugural Hispanic Heritage Celebration as part of its MPAC Presents Series in Milwaukee.
Chicago Tap Theatre Founder and Artistic Director Mark Yonally has been selected to receive the 2026 Hoofer Award from the American Tap Dance Foundation, to be presented at the Tap City Awards in New York City.
ThinkTank Theatre will open its 26/27 season with THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL in collaboration with freeFall Theatre's Tandem Series, featuring a cast of area favorites and Young Artists' Ensemble members.
PlayGround has announced four next-gen theatre leaders as its 2026-2027 Producing Fellows, selected from over 100 applicants to train across SF Bay Area, Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago.
The Firehouse Theatre in Farmers Branch, TX will present GREASE, directed by Owen Beans, with music direction by Jason Philip Solís and choreography by Caitlin Martelle.
The Bob Dylan Center will present the regional premiere of Dean & Britta's multimedia performance pairing 13 of Andy Warhol's silent 'Screen Test' films with a live score at Tulsa's John H.
Some Theatre Company will present Maine's first locally produced staging of DEAR EVAN HANSEN in Bangor, featuring the Tony Award-winning score by Pasek and Paul.
Royal Ballet Principal Steven McRae and Principal Guest Concert Master Vasko Vassilev will present an evening of music and dance at the Linbury Theatre, including a world premiere ballet inspired by Niccolò Paganini.
Hadsan Mohamud, known for Dugsi Dayz, makes her playwriting debut with CRUSH, a British-Somali rom-com about two teens meeting in a clinic waiting room, running at Underbelly Bristo Square during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Mountain Theatre Company announced the cast and creative team for SHOWSTOPPERS!, a 90-minute multimedia production featuring moments from West Side Story, Dreamgirls, and more, playing at the Highlands Performing Arts Center in North Carolina.
The Keegan Theatre announced the cast and creative team for Rajiv Joseph's GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES, directed by Kurt Boehm and Artistic Director Susan Marie Rhea, featuring Irene Hamilton and Jimmy Bartlebaugh.
Director Billie Aken-Tyers, a veteran of national tours including SIX and Beetlejuice, will make her Hanover Theatre debut helming the venue's 19th annual production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL this holiday season.
Four-time Emmy winner Derek Hough announced a multi-city DANCE FOR THE HOLIDAYS tour, kicking off in Phoenix and wrapping in San Jose, with stops in Seattle, Austin, Salt Lake City, and Nashville.
The Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline, MA will present MIDSUMMER STICK-UPS!, a heist film series featuring screenings of classics like HEAT, THE KILLING, and THE GREAT MUPPET CAPER on 35mm and DCP.
The Buffalo Bisons and Shea's Performing Arts Center announced a Theatre Night at the Ballpark, celebrating Shea's centennial alongside regional companies including MusicalFare Theatre, Theatre of Youth, and Kavinoky Theatre, with giveaways to Broadway and local productions.
Goodman Theatre's free 'Theater for the Very Young' production THE LIZARD Y EL SOL returns to Chicago parks and one public library, with performances in Spanish designed for audiences ages 0-5.
Lakewood Theatre Company will present HANDS ON A HARDBODY, the musical with a score by Trey Anastasio of Phish and a book by Pulitzer Prize-winner Doug Wright, on the Headlee Mainstage in Lake Oswego, Oregon.
Brazilian tenor Thiago Arancam will perform at Sanctuary of the Arts in Coral Gables, blending opera, Broadway favorites, and international songs in an intimate 314-seat concert hall.
Arizona Theatre Company announced single tickets are going on sale for its 59th season, featuring five productions including PROOF, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, and THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG.
The Phoenix Theatre Company will present LES MISÉRABLES, one of the first stagings in the country since the national tour's close, directed by Brendan Stackhouse, former Resident Director of the North American Tour.
South Street Seaport Museum will present QUEER HISTORY: CHANTEYS AND SAILORS, featuring the Ranzo Boys, a trans maritime trio exploring queer narratives of the Golden Age of Sail through folk music, sea chanteys, and storytelling.
Jerry Topitzer's award-winning one-man show, Once Upon a Wall Street is heading to London's Drayton Arms Theatre, blending comedy and personal storytelling about life on Wall Street.