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New York City Center will present The Australian Ballet in the New York premiere of OSCAR, a new work choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon with a score by Joby Talbot performed live by the Orchestra of St. Luke's.

Placer Repertory Theater will bring interactive touring shows to schools, venues and families across Placer County and the greater Sacramento area through its education outreach program.

In an unintentionally timely piece of programming, The Story opens at the National a month or so after Jason Arday’s death. Much like that saga, US playwright Tracey Scott Wilson’s play is concerned with the failure of institutions to protect talented people from minority backgrounds, the urge to cheat one’s way in under a broken system, and the immense personal cost of both these phenomena to reputations and lives.

Actors' Shakespeare Project will open its 23rd season with Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors, starring Elliot Norton Award winner Paul Melendy as Count Dracula.

There are few true cultural behemoths in music, but one is undoubtedly Johnny Cash. His music reaches audiences old and new in RING OF FIRE. This musical doesn’t take a traditional route by relying on dialogue or heavy choreography.

OSKÄR, the multi-award-winning animated film from Puerto Rico directed by Ariel Orama López, will screen as part of The Americas Film Festival of New York this fall.

Lorna Dallas, a 2020 Bistro Award recipient, will present an encore performance of her cabaret show at The Laurie Beechman Theatre in New York City.

Liana Bérubé will take the baton from San José Chamber Orchestra founder Barbara Day Turner as the ensemble begins its 36th season with a tribute concert celebrating Turner's 35 seasons of leadership.

Center REP will present the Bay Area premiere of DRACULA: A COMEDY OF TERRORS at the Lesher Center for the Arts, with five actors portraying nearly 20 characters in the comic reinvention of Bram Stoker's novel.

Miley Cyrus released BASS PERSUADES, the title track and lead single from her upcoming tenth studio album, alongside a music video directed by Mert Alas.

Country artist Christopher James has released a new single, "What If I," a track that resists fitting into one style, arguing against country music's traditional genre boundaries.

The inaugural Long Beach Film Festival drew hundreds for screenings, panels and a Queen Mary opening night party, with organizers confirming the event will return in 2027.

Dream Theater keyboardist Jordan Rudess will perform two concerts at MIT featuring jam_bot, an AI model trained on his playing, alongside the MIT Chamber Chorus.

The remastered deluxe reissue of Beyoncé's second album arrives with upgraded visuals, new tracks and Spanish-language collaborations featuring Maluma and Selena.

TLC's fall lineup will feature new episodes of 90 DAY: THE LAST RESORT, its companion series BETWEEN THE SHEETS, 1000-LB SISTERS, and 1000-LB ROOMIES, following couples and families through relationship and health milestones.

The stop-motion animation and live-action hybrid film, starring Tom Hanks as Abraham Lincoln and directed by Duke Johnson, has added the four actors to its voice cast.

Logic1000 shared a new single and dance film featuring Christine and the Queens, pulled from her upcoming second album CONFIRMATION!, out via Therapy/Because Music.

Michelle Azar will bring her solo show about Iraqi-Jewish heritage and immigration to the Wilshire Ebell Theatre, followed by a conversation with linguist Sarah Bunin Benor.

Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill, New York will present Samuel Beckett's HAPPY DAYS, directed by Matthew Earnest and starring Roxanne Fay as Winnie and Steven Patterson as Willie.

Mural Arts Philadelphia and artist Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz will present a processional performance moving from Center City to Northeast Philadelphia, honoring Puerto Rican culture, resilience, and migration stories.

Rhodes College will host its annual French film festival featuring five contemporary films and one classic, screened with English subtitles at Blount Auditorium in Memphis.

Capital Stage will present Alex Edelman's JUST FOR US, the Tony-honored solo show, with Amy Resnick directing and Jack Greenberg making his company debut in Midtown Sacramento.

First Look Buffalo Theatre Company will present a cabaret-style fundraiser at Canterbury Woods Performing Arts Center in Williamsville to support its upcoming season of new plays.

CHUANG Stage announced its Reclaiming the Epics season, featuring a Ramayana retelling by Lavina Jadhwani and Alex Lin's LAOWANG, both staged at the Boston Center for the Arts.

Jim Brickman will bring his holiday-tinged concert tour to the Fox Theatre Redwood City, performing chart-topping hits like 'Valentine' and 'Angel Eyes' alongside seasonal favorites.