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Emma Whitney and Carson Tate will star as Cathy and Jamie in Phoenix Arts' staging of Jason Robert Brown's THE LAST FIVE YEARS at the Arts Asylum in Kansas City's Brookside neighborhood.

Sky Lakota-Lynch will join the cast of THE KING'S CRITIQUE, a new musical comedy set to open at The Pershing Square Signature Center in New York City.

The Ebell of Los Angeles announced a season featuring Patti Smith, a conversation on women shaping AI, free LA VOICES performances, and the Ebell + LA Festival celebrating the city's communities.

Albie Selznick will star in his solo memoir show about pursuing David Bowie, directed by Laura Maccabee, at the Santa Monica Playhouse following its Hollywood Fringe Festival premiere.

Second Generation Theatre's ninth annual Free Reading Series will feature works by Douglas Lyons, Steph Del Rosso, George Brant and Harris Skinner at Shea's, with registration open to the public at no charge.

International Ballet Stars will bring a world premiere production of ALICE IN WONDERLAND, designed with pop artist Romero Britto, to Shea's Buffalo Theatre for a single performance.

A new Australian musical comedy about swimmers Fanny Durack and Mina Wylie's rivalry and Olympic quest will premiere at Randwick Town Hall, featuring an all-female cast.

5-Star Theatricals announced full casting for LES MISERABLES, closing out its 2026 season at the Fred Kavli Theatre in Thousand Oaks, with direction by Doug Kreeger and musical direction by Anthony Lucca.

Kayhan Irani, Nejla Yatkin and Zafer Tawil will join James Scruggs for 11REFLECTIONS: NYC at HERE Arts Center, marking 25 years since September 11 through performance and community dialogue.

Women's Voices Now will present THE FORBIDDEN CALL: WOMEN PRIESTS at The London Hotel West Hollywood, followed by a Q&A with director Marie Mandy and a dessert reception.

Nylon Fusion Theatre Company and Pioneer Playhouse will present a festival of plays by incarcerated writers in New York, featuring formerly incarcerated playwright Andrew Phillips performing in his own work.

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is September 1, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours.

Thomas Søndergård will lead the Minnesota Orchestra in Stravinsky's THE FIREBIRD with video design by Tal Rosner, alongside a new PENTATONE recording featuring Prokofiev's symphonies.

As a new year begins, the SUNY Cortland Performing Arts Department is looking ahead to a 2026-2027 season built on new leadership, new faces and four productions that showcase the range of its BFA Musical Theatre program. Professor Scott Holdredge begins his first year as department chair this season. A scenic designer who has taught technical theatre at SUNY Cortland for a number of years, Holdredge also serves as scenic and lighting designer for Franklin Stage Company each summer and has designed for Cortland Repertory Theatre, Syracuse Opera and Syracuse University, among others.

Opera San José will present the musical that revolutionized American theater, Fiddler on the Roof. This nine-time Tony Award winner became the longest-running Broadway musical of its time, holding the record for a decade.

Opening on September 11, 2026, the 25th anniversary of “The Day that Changed America,” Come From Away takes the stage at Bell Theater at Bell Works in a new professional production directed and choreographed by Lisa Stevens (Broadway's Chicago and West End's 9 to 5).

Tom Siletto has released a new single, AMERICAN PRIDE, a love song about the complications of relationships, following his debut EP COUNTING HORSES on Arista Records.

Camerata Pacifica, named 2026 Ensemble of the Year by Chamber Music America, will open its new season with works by Rachmaninoff and Schubert at four Southern California venues.

Nearly 15,000 people gathered at Boston Common for 741 Frequency Fest, a farewell block party honoring Jaylen Brown featuring surprise performances and community giveaways.

Single tickets for Westport Country Playhouse’s 2026-27 Season will go on sale beginning Tuesday, September 1, at 1 p.m. EDT. They may be purchased by phone at 203-227-4177; in person at 25 Powers Court, Westport, between 1 and 5 p.m.; or online at: https://www.westportplayhouse.org/2026-2027-season/. Single tickets for the new season’s six mainstage productions start at $50 each, with discounts available for students, senior citizens, educators, military, first responders, Indigenous peoples, professional playwrights, and groups, as well as options for pay-what-you-will and library passes.

ABC's late-night talk show will feature a weeklong lineup including David Letterman, Zendaya, Tom Hanks, Olivia Rodrigo and Ben Affleck, with musical performances from Rodrigo and Molly Tuttle.

Caroline Jones released the official music video for "You're It For Me, Honey," a track from her album GOOD OMEN, filmed along the coast of Newport, Rhode Island.

FIVE SPOT JAZZ in New York's East Village will present live sets nightly, featuring performers including SUMMER CAMARGO, DEANNA KIRK, JAMILE, and DUDUKA DA FONSECA, alongside recurring Monday performances by bassists Allison Lee and Daniel Song.

Matthew West will bring COME HOME FOR CHRISTMAS LIVE ON TOUR to eight cities starting Dec. 10 in Asheville, N.C., with stops in Augusta, Savannah, Greensboro and Louisville through Dec. 19.

HBO released the official trailer for A KILLER STORY, a three-part documentary series directed by Matthew Galkin that follows citizen sleuths whose obsession with a decades-long murder case draws in a journalist.