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Actors' Theatre Grand Rapids will open its 44th season with Mara Nelson-Greenberg's dark workplace comedy about an empathy coach hired to train employees at a dysfunctional debt-collection agency.

A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music & Dance Sensation is coming to Ohio for two performances at two different Ohio venues. A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music & Dance Sensation includes a starry roster of international dance champions.

Danny Worsnop announced a re-recorded version of his single "Ain't No Use," written with Aaron Gillespie of Underoath. The country-rock track marks the first collaboration between the two artists after nearly two decades of their paths crossing in the rock world.

The full company and creative team has been revealed for “I Put A Spell On You: A Sanderson Sister Act.” Broadway’s biggest Halloween party will return to Manhattan’s Webster Hall.

The Austin-based string quartet will perform at The Weill Music Institute at Carnegie Hall, collaborate with the Isidore String Quartet at Yale University and Music Mondays in New York City, and appear with clarinetist David Shifrin in Virginia and Michigan.

From America, With Love, a new play by Caroline Sánchez-Avakian, will make its New York City premiere as part of the Spark Fall Theatre Festival in October.

Pennsylvania country artist Rebekah Snyder released her new single LIKE A WILD HORSE. The track is now available across streaming platforms.

Jon Stewart interviews New York Times reporter Jonathan Swan, co-author of 'Regime Change,' to discuss shifts in Trump's second administration and strategies for challenging political narratives.

Raye released the official music video for JOY., her latest single featuring her sisters Amma and Absolutely. The video follows the three as they travel through London in the Joymobile, distributing sunflowers and capturing spontaneous moments of happiness from passersby.

A one-man show is a monumental undertaking—and a monumental responsibility. For veteran REP actor Hassan El-Amin – who is Black -there is further gravitas in giving voice to August Wilson’s HOW I LEARNED WHAT I LEARNED, a 90-minute, no-intermission journey through the experiences that forged one of America’s greatest playwrights. Wilson created the remarkable American Century Cycle, ten plays chronicling the African American experience across ten decades of the 20th century. They include Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Fences and The Piano Lesson, the latter two earning Pulitzer Prizes. His works have been produced on Broadway and around the world. Denzel has made them part of his life’s work.

Sirkus Finlandia, Finland’s national circus, will bring its 50th anniversary program to Helsinki beginning in September. Learn more about the event here.

MENOPAUSE THE MUSICAL® partners with Breast Cancer Research Foundation for its 25th Anniversary North American Tour across more than 60 cities starting 2026-27, with proceeds from Hot Flash Fan sales benefiting BCRF.

National Geographic releases a seven-part natural history series documenting African wildlife and ecosystems, narrated by Academy Award nominee Wunmi Mosaku. Filmed across nearly 30 countries, the series captures species and behaviors documented for the first time.

THE OLD LADIES BAR will serve as the opening production of the season at Players Guild of Leonia, featuring a cast that includes Hope Harley, Doris A. Dollard, Valerie J. Johnson, Donniee Barnes, and Taylor Worrell-Stith.

A digital ticket lottery for HAMILTON at BJCC Concert Hall will offer a limited number of $10 tickets for each performance, with entries accepted through the official HAMILTON app.

Matthew McConaughey and Alix Earle faced off in a trivia game with puppy prizes on THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING Jimmy Fallon, answering questions for a chance to snuggle the winning round's dog.

Sadler's Wells announced three productions for 2027: the National Theatre's BALLET SHOES (August 25–September 11), Jasmin Vardimon's LULLABY (February 24–27), and São Paulo Dance Company's mixed bill (February 25–27). BALLET SHOES stars Anton Du Beke and will tour the UK.

Cork Opera House will present a concert celebrating the arrival of its new Steinway Model B grand piano, featuring leading Cork and Irish musicians across classical, opera, musical theatre, jazz and popular music genres.

World Irish dance champions perform the internationally acclaimed production A TASTE OF IRELAND, featuring reimagined traditional music and contemporary choreography at the Hawaii Theatre Center in Honolulu.

CAP UCLA will present four international dance performances this fall, including Akram Khan Company's final touring production THIKRA: NIGHT OF REMEMBERING, Victoria Marks' world premiere A DEER WALKS INTO A DANCE, and Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan's BLUE HOUR/BECKONING.

Award-winning writer Rebecca Solnit received the inaugural Barry Lopez Foundation Writing Fellowship at Ucross, a new annual award supporting mid-career American writers on projects aligned with environmental ethics and planetary stewardship.

Hartford Stage announced the cast and creative team for Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's adaptation of Dracula, directed by Jackson Gay. The production will run at the downtown Hartford theater with evening and matinee performances.

The National Theatre's production of BALLET SHOES will launch a UK tour beginning August 2027, with stops at Sadler's Wells Theatre in London and venues across the country through early 2028. STRICTLY COME DANCING star Anton Du Beke makes his National Theatre debut in the role of Great Uncle Matthew and Fidolia.

Michael Gardner's theatrical adaptation of Jean Cocteau's novella opens at East Village Basement in New York City. The limited engagement production features Caroline DeFazio, Victor Gao, Maysie Jane Kilgore and Rutger Scott.

Shona McGarty and Frances Mayli McCann will join the cast of Don Black's FROM THE HEART at the Garrick Theatre in what producers call the production's biggest and most ambitious incarnation.