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The Kravis Center will present Dirty Dancing: The Musical, Monty Python's Spamalot and Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical, with individual tickets going on sale to the public in West Palm Beach.

Second Stage Theater just announced complete casting for the upcoming Broadway premiere of THE FANTASTICKS, directed and  choreographed by Christopher Gattelli.  The company of THE FANTASTICKS will feature Maxim Chlumecky (Appropriate, Harry Potter and the Cursed  Child) as The Boy (Matt), Kevin del Aguila (Some Like It Hot, Frozen) as The Man Who Dies (Mortimer), David  Patrick Kelly (Once, The Warriors) as The Old Actor (Henry), Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer (Spamalot, Beetlejuice) as Matt’s Mother (Mildred Hucklebee), Nathan Levy (& Juliet, Aladdin) as The Boy (Lewis), Ruthie Ann Miles (Sweeney Todd, The King and I) as Lewis’ Mother (Bessie Mae Bellomy), Zane Phillips (“The Comeback,” “Mid Century Modern,” Fire Island) as The Narrator (El Gallo), and Ahmad Simmons (Illinoise, Hadestown) as The  Mute. Mr. Phillips will be making his Broadway debut.  

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S.E.M. Ensemble, led by Petr Kotik, will perform premieres of electronic works by Michael J. Schumacher and Kotik himself at Paula Cooper Gallery in New York.

Indo-Canadian drummer and composer Agneya has released "Keiko," pairing a traditional Malinké folk melody with a South Indian Carnatic korvai on his self-titled debut album.

ABC's primetime lineup will include the JEOPARDY! MASTERS season finale, new episodes of R.J. DECKER and 9-1-1: NASHVILLE, plus a 9/11 tribute special and college football.

The 2018 Broadway musical THE PROM transforms what sounds like a groan-inducing premise into a sneakily moving musical; four self-absorbed Broadway actors descend on a small Indiana town to save a lesbian teenager and discover that becoming a decent human being requires more than finding the right cause on social media. 

The Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre will present its closing weekend performances of STEEL MAGNOLIAS, with several shows nearing sell-out status before the run concludes.

Concord Women's Chorus will invite new women singers to join its ensemble through open rehearsals scheduled on Tuesdays as it prepares for its upcoming fall season.

Nashville singer-songwriter Thomas Day released "will you be coming around?" via Arista Records, a breezy indie-pop track exploring the fear of losing someone you love, produced with RUDEY.

Leon Majcen released a new single from his upcoming album THE LEAVING KIND, produced by Pat Lyons and set for release on Cloverdale Records.

Texas alternative artist Novulent released VOL. 3 (Deluxe), featuring new collaborations with ivri and ThxSoMuch. The 16-song reissue arrives ahead of a Levitation Fest appearance on September 12, a North American run supporting Clarion, and a fall UK/EU headlining tour.

American jazz trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire joins the BBC Concert Orchestra and Miho Hazama for a celebration of jazz legend Miles Davis on the centenary of his birth. Although diverse and enjoyable, it is a little less Davis and a little more everything else thanks to some over-orchestration.

Coral Bevan, Ricky Hunt, and David Alwyn craft a manic, wonderfully unhinged satire of sales quotas, product demos, and multi-level marketing cults at Underbelly Cowgate.

Director Rob Ruggiero, his cast, and the technical design teams deliver a rollicking comedy with a relentless stream of laughs. Everything about this production screams big budget musical comedy. The performances are first rate from the multitalented ensemble. The Muny’s Something Rotten is a rambunctious, high-spirited, gleeful, and bawdy comedy that leaves its audience laughing

Tony Roper marked his 85th birthday in rehearsals for THE STEAMIE, directing the Scottish classic for the last time before it opens at Dundee Rep Theatre on August 27 ahead of stops across Scotland.

Works & Process will present a behind-the-scenes look at Paul Taylor Dance Company's new work by choreographer Pam Tanowitz and painter Sarah Crowner at the Peter B. Lewis Theater in New York.

Natasha Castillo will explore the lesser-known life and music of Bobby Darin in a new show directed by Lennie Watts at Don't Tell Mama in New York City.

Netflix released a teaser and first look for season four of THE DIPLOMAT, following Kate Wyler as a diplomatic crisis and a political conspiracy threaten to upend the balance of power.

A free docu-short film program will screen at Gansevoort Plaza, featuring works including BREAK ALL THE VASES, STEAL ALL THE FLOWERS and CRYING GLACIER, with RSVP required.

Hit The Lights! Company is presenting the World Premiere of ISLA at WP Theater. ISLA is a uniquely original family history led by founding company member Samantha Blain. Read BroadwayWorld's Review Roundup!

Finalists will compete in a lip-sync tournament to determine the winner, as new episodes of drag competition series continue streaming on WOW Presents Plus.

Josiah Queen released the fan-selected single sundays ahead of his upcoming album Damascus Road, following seven GMA Dove Award nominations.

Colin Moulding, founding member of XTC, will release a three-track CD single titled WANT IT BAD (THE PEP TALKS AND PLAYING FIELDS OF OLD ENGLAND) via Burning Shed, accompanied by a new video.

John Beckmann's new project UTOPIA PKWY, formed after THE MORTAL PROPHETS, released the single and video for "Sleep In Moving Colors" ahead of its self-titled debut LP.