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FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Adds Performance at Diamond Head Theatre

by Rachel Stone — Sep 28, 2026

Diamond Head Theatre will present an additional performance of FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, the nine-time Tony Award-winning musical about a poor milkman and his daughters navigating love, faith, and tradition.

The Cell Unveils 27 Resident Artists for 2027-28 Season

by Chloe Rabinowitz — Sep 28, 2026

the cell in Chelsea will present 22 new projects from over 27 resident playwrights, composers, designers, and interdisciplinary artists developing new work through readings, workshops, and staged productions.

SWEENEY TODD to Open at Big Noise Theatre

by Chloe Rabinowitz — Sep 28, 2026

Big Noise Theatre will open its 2026-2027 season with Stephen Sondheim's SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET, featuring a full 24-piece orchestra and original orchestrations near Chicago.

DRACULA: A COMEDY OF TERRORS to Open at Theatre in the Park

by Chloe Rabinowitz — Sep 28, 2026

Theatre in the Park INDOORS will present a campy retelling of Bram Stoker's Dracula by Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen at the Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center in Shawnee, Kansas.

COME FROM AWAY Comes To Dezart Performs

by Kay Kudukis — Sep 28, 2026

Dezart Performs opens season 19 with a reminder of what community can do while annoucing phase two of Playhouse restoration.

Review: AMADEUS at REC ROOM ARTS

by Brett Cullum — Sep 28, 2026

At first, when I heard Amadeus as a season opener, I thought, “How safe.” After seeing the show, all I can say is, “How dangerous.”

Review: MEASURE FOR MEASURE at Folger Theatre

by Mary Lincer — Sep 28, 2026

Of the many fine elements in Folger Theatre's Measure for Measure, directed by Psalmayene 24, the A number one greatest absolute top is Renea S. Brown's performance as Isabella. Brown has already earned a small pile of Helen Hayes Awards, but not for Shakespeare.

THE LOVE OF SOUL TOUR to Come to UBS Arena

by Rachel Stone — Sep 28, 2026

Fantasia Barrino, Anthony Hamilton, and October London will perform at UBS Arena in Belmont Park, New York, showcasing the signature sounds and celebrated hits of three chart-topping artists.

Photos: Seven Lions to Perform with Seattle Symphony in One-Night-Only Show

by Rachel Stone — Sep 28, 2026

Electronic music artist Seven Lions performed 17 of his compositions in orchestral arrangements with the Seattle Symphony at Benaroya Hall.

Review: CLUE at Gaslight-Baker Theatre

by Victoria Schwarz — Sep 28, 2026

Gaslight-Baker Theatre’s Clue is a riotous night of murder and mayhem, packed with physical comedy, a spectacular set, fabulous costumes, and a scene-stealing live pianist. Boddy Manor has rarely been this much fun!

Review: BODY LANGUAGE at The Writer's Center

by David Friscic — Sep 28, 2026

The world premiere of Body Language (the one-person show presented at The Writer’s Center by Proud of You Productions) is transformative and therapeutic theatre at its best. Often, solo shows can become unduly victimizing and self-serving, but this gem of a solo show goes beyond niche, insular tropes into universal themes which stimulate the audience with universal themes of distrust, medical gaslighting, self-esteem, disinformation, illness, and pain.

MINIONS & MONSTERS to Stream Exclusively on Peacock

by Rachel Stone — Sep 28, 2026

Illumination's third installment in the Minions franchise streams on Peacock, featuring an ensemble cast including Pierre Coffin, Allison Janney, Christoph Waltz, and Jesse Eisenberg in a story about the Minions conquering Hollywood.

TROUBLE IN TAHITI to Make Wagner College Theatre Debut

by Stephi Wild — Sep 28, 2026

Wagner College Theatre will present Leonard Bernstein's one-act opera TROUBLE IN TAHITI, the program's first opera production. The 45-minute work explores marriage and suburban life in 1950s America.

Photos: PORCELAIN to launch North American tour starting October 22 in Austin

by Rachel Stone — Sep 28, 2026

Austin post-hardcore band PORCELAIN announced a North American tour beginning with album release shows on October 22 and 23 at Hole in the Wall in Austin, supporting their sophomore album TODAY'S MINOR VICTORIES, out October 23 via TODO Records. The tour runs through December with support from ZASTAVA, NIGHTOSPHERE, TIPPER GORE, and MY WIFE IS AN ANGEL.

WE CAN SURVIVE to Make New York Debut at UBS Arena

by Rachel Stone — Sep 28, 2026

Audacy's 13th annual WE CAN SURVIVE concert will feature Megan Moroney, Michelle Branch, Bebe Rexha and Ashe at UBS Arena in Belmont Park. The event benefits the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and supports mental health awareness.

Rick Nielsen to Bring CHEAP TRICK Guitar Collection to Benefit Auction

by Rachel Stone — Sep 28, 2026

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Rick Nielsen will offer more than 300 items including 70+ guitars and stage-worn memorabilia at a benefit auction benefiting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Photos: Russell Moss to Perform A NIGHT OF COOL at The Triad, October 8

by Rachel Stone — Sep 28, 2026

Singer and actor Russell Moss will perform A NIGHT OF COOL at The Triad Theater on October 8, featuring a five-piece orchestra and guest artists Hannah Celeste and Evan Buckley Harris. The show celebrates music from the 1950s–1970s with performances of standards by Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, and Nat King Cole.

I'M NOT EVEN HALF to Make World Premiere at The Bushwick Starr

by Stephi Wild — Sep 28, 2026

Layla Khoshnoudi's solo debut play will premiere at The Bushwick Starr in Brooklyn, directed by Machel Ross. The production examines identity and political upheaval through the story of a woman hit by a car while following an uprising in Iran.

Chronicles of a Girl Singer, Part 3: A New Dream

by Guest Blog: Melissa Errico — Sep 28, 2026

'On songs, surrealism, love letters, and discovering what an album was about after I had already made it.' Melissa Errico shares reflections on her new album, I CAN DREAM, CAN'T I?

GREEN MAN 2027 Sells Out All Tickets for 25th Anniversary Festival

by Rachel Stone — Sep 28, 2026

Wales' largest music, science and arts festival sold out all tickets for its 2027 edition, marking the fifth consecutive year it has sold out before lineup announcement.

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