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.
TheatreZone and Florida Gulf Coast University collaborate on a joint production of the Kander and Ebb musical, uniting FGCU students with professional Actors' Equity performers at FGCU TheatreLab in Fort Myers.
Yuchen Ye's bilingual documentary performance examines her great-grandfather's life as a 1930s Chinese film director, exploring how war and migration shaped his artistic legacy.
New York Women in Film & Television named Hayla Ragland as recipient of the Nancy Mysel Preservation Scholarship, a $5,000 award supporting students in film and visual art preservation.
Drummer and four-time GRAMMY Award winner Terri Lyne Carrington will bring her ensemble SOCIAL SCIENCE to The Jazz Club in New York for an album release performance featuring the LP TRIP THE NIGHT FANTASTIC.
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