Joe Hisaishi Named LA Phil Composer-in-Residence
The internationally acclaimed composer and conductor will serve as LA Phil Composer-in-Residence for the Hollywood Bowl and The Ford, creating new works and collaborating across venues.
The internationally acclaimed composer and conductor will serve as LA Phil Composer-in-Residence for the Hollywood Bowl and The Ford, creating new works and collaborating across venues.
Oakland Theater Project announced plans to transform a former music venue into a 200-seat performing arts center and year-round cultural gathering space in Oakland's Uptown Arts and Entertainment District.
Many moons ago in a far-off place, Queen Aggravain decreed no couples could marry until her son, Prince Dauntless, found a bride. Princesses came from far and wide to win the hand of the prince, but none could pass the impossible tests given to them by the Queen.
The Ensemble will present THE SACCO AND VANZETTI PROJECT, a new theatrical work with text by Lauren Holmes, directed by Jaclyn Biskup. Free performances will be held at Theater Lab.
The Bristol Historical & Preservation Society will present a theatrical interpretation of the 1833 trial of Reverend Ephraim Avery for the murder of mill worker Sarah Maria Cornell, based on real trial transcripts.
Caroline Belangia makes her NYC playwriting debut with LOVE, GOD, AND OTHER TACTICS, directed by Elli Caterisano in her NYC directorial debut. The play follows sisters returning home after their mother's death.
OZ Arts Nashville will open its 14th season with Japanese dance-theater company KEDAGORO, presenting The Age is Yours, My Liege! on November 14 and 15.
FENIX360 will present a free live music showcase at The Pheasantry in Chelsea, headlined by singer-songwriter Lili Caseley alongside Amy Allard and Sienna Senate.
The 57th annual ASCAP Foundation Deems Taylor/Virgil Thomson Awards recognized journalists, authors, and filmmakers for works on John Williams, Frank Zappa, Swamp Dogg, Ella Jenkins, and more.
Corn Exchange Newbury will present its annual pantomime with a playful twist on the classic fairy tale, directed by Clare Plested and featuring live music and festive surprises for all ages.
David Rainey reprises his role as Ebenezer Scrooge for the tenth time at Houston's Alley Theatre, with Amber D. Gray directing. Briana J. Resa returns in THE NIGHT SHIFT BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
TuckShop's all-drag pantomime will feature a rotating cast of twelve performers including Michael Marouli, Blu Hydrangea, and Vanity Milan sharing the role of the Giant at London's Emerald Theatre.
Craig David announced Australian dates for his BORN TO DO IT World Tour, performing the album in full plus hits across five cities from May 22–29, 2027. Tickets go on sale October 28.
Big Noise Theatre will present Stephen Sondheim's SWEENEY TODD at Prairie Lakes Theater in Des Plaines, with a full orchestra and cast led by Christopher Ratliff and Margaret Garafalo. Check out photos of the production.
New York Women in Film & Television elected Tonya Thomas as a new board member and welcomed back Maria C. Miles, while re-electing Neyda Martínez Sierra to its board of directors.
Get a first look at production photos of Mint Theater Company's PHYL, starring Lily Ganser. The New York premiere officially opens October 22 at Theatre Row.
Three prominent scientists join the new Broadway musical GALILEO as co-producers, bringing their expertise in science education and communication to the production.
The Palace Theatre just welcomed two very special guests! Hollywood royalty Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell paid a visit to The Lost Boys and posed with their friend, Patrick Wilson, the cast after the curtain came down. Check out photos here.
Set in 1880s London, Gaslight follows Bella Manningham, whose husband Jack seems determined to convince her she is losing her mind. Each night the gaslights dim and footsteps echo from the sealed-off upper floor. When a visiting detective arrives with a theory about the house’s dark past, Bella must decide whom to believe. Steven Dietz’s taut adaptation of Patrick Hamilton’s 1939 thriller is the play that gave the world the word “gaslighting”.
From the creators of The Producers comes the monstrously funny Young Frankenstein: West End Version! Based on the classic comedy by Mel Brooks, this hilarious musical follows Dr. Frederick Frankenstein as he reluctantly returns to his family's castle in Transylvania—only to discover that maybe his grandfather's experiments weren't so crazy after all.