Amm(i)gone - 2025 - Off-Broadway Articles Page 7

Brazilian pop star Pabllo Vittar released her seventh studio album LOST IN LUST, featuring collaborations with Villano Antillano, Urias, Mahmood, and La Cruz across 12 tracks written and produced by LGBTQIA+ artists.

Mollie Elizabeth will release her new EP PEOPLE PLEASER on October 30 via Capitol Records. Her sold-out headline tour kicks off November 3 at Joe's Pub in New York and includes a November 5 show at Bob Baker Marionette Theater in Los Angeles.

BroadwayWorld sends me some guidelines for writing a blog. ‘Offer real insight’, they say. ‘Avoid repeating text we’d find elsewhere’, they say. When you’ve been talking about a play for 21 years, it’s hard to find new things to say. So let me talk about costume.

Houston Grand Opera announced soprano Sylvia D'Eramo will take over the title role in Carlisle Floyd's SUSANNAH after Angel Blue withdrew from the production. D'Eramo will perform opposite baritone Rod Gilfry at the Wortham Theater Center.

Carolyn Taylor, creator and star of CBC's BARONESS VON SKETCH, will perform alongside Ann-Marie MacDonald in the Canadian Stage production of GOODNIGHT DESDEMONA (GOOD MORNING JULIET), marking Taylor's return to stage after more than a decade.

Dorothée Munyaneza will present the U.S. premiere of her solo performance based on French philosopher Elsa Dorlin's essay on Tituba, performed at New York Live Arts Theater.

The San Francisco Symphony's November lineup includes three orchestral series programs, a collaboration with Alonzo King LINES Ballet featuring two world premieres, the symphony's 19th annual Día de los Muertos celebration, and performances by soloists Hélène Grimaud and Hilary Hahn.

MUSE/IQUE presents a concert exploring American musical tradition from Aaron Copland to Paul Simon, led by Artistic & Music Director Rachael Worby with Brandon Victor Dixon and Liv Redpath.

“A lot of dance is Disneyfied. But art has to be challenging.' These are the wise, and provocative words of choreographer Pam Tanowitz. Tanowitz returns to the Barbican with her latest work Pastoral. Premiered in June 2025, the piece uses Beethoven's 6th Symphony as inspiration, specifically ideas of the natural world and changing rhythms.

Well, dang it! They got me! They made me cry. I really thought I was going to make it through Actors Theatre of Little Rock’s COME FROM AWAY with my composure intact. I knew the emotional punches that were coming, and I was doing pretty well—right up until Dariane LyJoi Mull’s Hannah called Kelley Ponder’s Beulah. That’s when my eyes filled with tears, and ATLR officially got me.

Composer Huang Ruo will serve as Seattle Opera's first Composer-in-Residence, beginning with the Seattle premiere of M. BUTTERFLY and culminating in the world premiere of THE WEDDING BANQUET.

My name is Charlie Perkins and I am a graduate student at CUNY Baruch pursuing my MA in arts administration. Now, you may be thinking that I sound familiar. That’s because I was a student blogger for BroadwayWorld in 2023. Let me update you.

Kimberly Belflower's Tony-nominated play will perform at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles as part of a co-production with American Conservatory Theater and Seattle Rep.

Australian post-punk band RADIO FREE ALICE shares new single BIG IDEAS with WATER FROM YOUR EYES member Rachel Brown, ahead of their debut album WHAT'S IN BETWEEN.

A new music video from David T. Little's award-winning opera WHAT BELONGS TO YOU, based on Garth Greenwell's novel and featuring tenor Karim Sulayman and ensemble Alarm Will Sound, is now available.

Rachel Zegler states that her iconic 'Don't Cry For Me Argentina' sequence in Evita opened up a conversation about 'accessibility in theater.' Zegler confirms further that the scene 'won’t be the same in New York.'

Independent electronic artist REYUS released his debut album I'M LISTENING, a 20-track project spanning electronic, house, garage, techno, pop and rock genres.

The New York Festival of Song opens its season with a concert of songs named for historical figures and literary characters, from Beethoven's Adelaide to the Beatles' Michelle, featuring soprano Christine Taylor Price, mezzo-soprano Megan Moore, and baritone Samuel Kidd.

Bruno Mars released the official music video for DANCE WITH ME, which guest stars Karol G. The visual arrives following Mars' performance of the song at the 2026 VMAs.

Director Max Fisher's politically charged short follows two patriotic brothers who attempt to stop a refugee boat in the English Channel, only to find themselves rescued by those they sought to confront, exploring themes of nationalism and vigilantism.

Pianist Kris Davis, saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock, and drummer Tyshawn Sorey will perform at Miller Theatre at Columbia University School of the Arts as part of its 2026-27 jazz programming.

WhyHunger announced its annual Amplified Hungerthon benefit concert featuring Lucy Dacus, Infinity Song, and special guest Julio Torres at Webster Hall in New York City, with 100% of proceeds supporting the nonprofit's food justice work.

The Red Clay Strays announced additional North American arena and amphitheater dates for their Grateful Tour, with special guests including Avery Anna, The Bends, and St. Paul & The Broken Bones.

Tubi announced a new R.L. Stine horror film starring Frankie Honey, Ava Ferrer, Azriel Dalman, Joe Moore, and Jimbo. The film follows a teenager who uncovers a connection between a visiting clown troupe and a child who vanished years ago.

Roku announced a new competition series from Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions, hosted and executive produced by Terry Crews. The show will feature comedians, actors, reality stars, and creators competing for the Golden Roku Remote.