New York Live Arts announced its fall 2026 season, headlined by a Bill T. Jones world premiere commemorating the 25th anniversary of 9/11, alongside works by Benjamin Akio Kimitch, Joanna Kotze, Ain Gordon, and Dorothée Munyaneza.
McCarter Theatre Center closed its 2025–2026 season with a gala honoring 30-year Artistic Director Emily Mann, presenting her with the inaugural Roger S. Berlind Award, with a performance by Tony winner Kecia Lewis.
Lake Tahoe Dance Collective will present the 14th Annual Lake Tahoe Dance Festival, featuring artists from New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Boston Ballet, Houston Ballet, and Broadway across multiple Lake Tahoe venues.
Composer Ayn Inserto and the WDR Big Band are set to release a live album featuring trumpeter Sean Jones, capturing a collaborative performance from the acclaimed jazz ensemble.
Renaissance Theatre Company's immersive Studio 54-inspired show DISCO BOOTS has drawn over 3,000 guests and will conclude its final extension in Orlando, featuring live singers, dancers, drag performers, and themed nights.
The Shaw Festival will present Bernard Shaw's HEARTBREAK HOUSE, directed by artistic director Tim Carroll, in a new production at the Jackie Maxwell Studio Theatre in Niagara-on-the-Lake, featuring a cast led by Allison Edwards-Crewe and Tom Rooney.
Writers Theatre announced an additional week of performances for Tom Stoppard's LEOPOLDSTADT, directed by Carey Perloff, with the production now set to close at the Alexandra C. and John D. Nichols Theatre in Glencoe, IL.
The Atlanta Shakespeare Company will present A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at The Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse in Atlanta, directed by Kenneth Wigley and Gabi King, featuring a cast led by Anthony Nash and Kirstin Calvert.
Megan Tomei's one-woman show SPINQUEEN, set entirely on a stationary spin bike, will have its World Premiere at Brooklyn Art Haus before heading to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival's Greenside @ Jade Studio.
The 34th annual Connecticut Critics Circle awards ceremony will be held at Hartford Stage and live streamed on YouTube. Special honors will go to James Bundy, Rebecka Jones, Noble Shropshire, and Donna Lynn Hilton.
Sweden's 'Queen of Swing,' Gunhild Carling, will perform at Jimmy's Jazz and Blues Club in Portsmouth, bringing her signature multi-instrument act, including playing three trumpets simultaneously.
Gunhild Carling and the Carling Family Band will perform a tribute to Louis Armstrong with the Syracuse Horns at the Syracuse Jazz Festival in New York.
Swedish jazz musician and multi-instrumentalist Gunhild Carling, known for appearances on America's Got Talent and collaborations with Postmodern Jukebox, is set to perform at the Ossipee Valley Music Festival in Hiram, Maine.
Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts in Katonah, NY will present eleven concerts and events spanning American roots, jazz, and global music genres across five distinct performance spaces on its 81-acre estate.
Museums, libraries, artists, and youth organizations nationwide are joining Civic Season 2026, a summer tradition co-designed with Gen Z featuring thousands of events between Juneteenth and July 4.
Cellist Miles Goosby and horn player Douglas Nunes have been named Minnesota Orchestra Fellows, following a competitive audition process. The two-year fellowship supports emerging orchestral musicians through performance experience and community engagement.
Chanhassen Dinner Theatres announced casting for its upcoming fall and holiday main stage production, set to run at the Minnesota venue located at 501 West 78th Street in Chanhassen.
Kathryn Haggis performs her solo show LIFEGUARD: The Only Job AI Can't Do at the Toronto Fringe Festival, directed by Tracey Erin Smith and dramaturged by playwright Judith Thompson.
Diamond Mesh Inc. will present the world premiere of PISS.JPG (Working Title), a two-handed absurdist drama written by and starring Justin Jager and Michael Gardiner, at the American Theatre of Actors in New York.
COAL MINE THEATRE has announced its 2026-27 lineup including the Canadian premiere of Marin Ireland's Pre-Existing Condition, David Mamet's American Buffalo, the world premiere of Diana Bentley's The Day It All Went South, the Toronto premiere of Tracy Letts' The Minutes, and Jennifer Fawcett's Apples in Winter.
Jonah Bokaer Choreography will return to Chez Bushwick this June with Canto XII, a new evening-length work presented as part of New York City Pride. The production explores queer history, mythology, memory, and survival through dance, music, technology, and visual design.
Diamond Mesh Inc. will present CLUB 27: A One-Woman Confessional Cabaret, a late-night rock cabaret starring Faith Pasch as a nameless host grappling with fame, death, and legacy through songs from Joplin, Winehouse, and Cobain.
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS has released exclusive rehearsal photos from Broadway Bares: License to Strip, the annual fundraising extravaganza returning to New York City's Hammerstein Ballroom for one night only on Sunday, June 21. .
Burning Coal Theatre Company will present a revival of Once,, with book by Enda Walsh and music by Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová, directed by Nathalie Ray at the Murphey School Auditorium in Raleigh, NC.
The Columbus Association for the Performing Arts received a three-year, $180,000 PNC Foundation grant to fund free community programming celebrating the 100-year anniversaries of the Palace, Ohio, and Lincoln theatres.
