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Here are a few top picks to consider this week including Royel Otis, Titanique star Nya in a new solo show, Wayne Brady & Orfeh at 54 Below with Ray Angry and more.

Performing Arts Fort Worth announced a digital lottery for HAMILTON at Bass Performance Hall, offering a limited number of $10 tickets per performance. Entries open weekly on Fridays via the official app or website.

Nessa Amherst's DEFINE 'BLACK' will make its world premiere at District Fringe in Washington, DC, as part of the SPARK New Play Reading series, a program showcasing works by local DC-area playwrights.

Cheers Productions announced the cast for WE ARE THE TIGERS at Hayes Theatre Co in Sydney, led by Brianna Bishop and Olivia Vásquez, with Chiara Assetta making her directorial debut on the cult-hit pop-rock whodunnit musical.

San Diego Junior Theatre will present LES MISÉRABLES: SCHOOL EDITION at Balboa Park's Casa del Prado, marking the show's return to the stage for the first time since 2009, with a cast of over fifty young performers. Check out photos of the production.

Laguna Playhouse will present the 25th Anniversary Tour of MENOPAUSE THE MUSICAL, the long-running musical comedy that has played to more than 17 million fans worldwide, with two rotating casts.

L'Alliance New York announced its upcoming CROSSING THE LINE FESTIVAL, an international survey of new work spanning visual art, music, film, dance, and theater, featuring world, U.S., and New York premieres from francophone artists.

FOREVERAFTER, conceived and curated by The Presets, announced dates at Melbourne's Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Sydney's Carriageworks, and Brisbane's Riverstage, with Cut Copy, Ladyhawke, Bag Raiders, Bang Gang DJs, and FUKHED.

Synchronicity Theatre announced its 2026-27 STRIPPED BARE Arts Incubator series, featuring four new works performed at its Atlanta Annex space, with free performances open to the public by reservation.

Single tickets are on sale for THE ROCKET MAN SHOW, an Elton John tribute concert at Garden Theatre on Plant in Winter Garden, FL. Four-show series packages are also available, offering a 10% savings over individual ticket prices.

Collaboraction Theatre Company's House of Belonging at Chicago's Kimball Arts Center will present theater, music, spoken word, and more, including the ¡AH HUEVO! Bilingual Improv School Student Showcase as part of its You Belong Here series.

The Historic Stranahan House Museum in Fort Lauderdale named Whitney Dutton as Interim Board President and Caroline Carrara as Vice President of the Board of Directors, both bringing real estate and civic leadership backgrounds.

Lab Theater Project premieres The Cross & The Saber tomorrow, launching a tense and thought‑provoking world‑future drama that follows ordinary citizens caught in the tightening grip of rising nationalism, shifting faith structures, and expanding government control. Playwright Wendy Graf’s long‑developed story imagines an America on the brink, where questions of identity, conscience, and power collide. Under Owen Robertson’s direction, the production moves with urgency and sharp clarity, blending dark humor with unsettling realism as it pushes audiences to consider the choices that shape a country’s future.

An extended clip is now available from the first episode of Elle, the newly released Legally Blonde prequel series. Check it out now, featuring Lexi Minetree as the fan-favorite character.

The Passion of the Christ, the 2004 film from Academy Award-winning filmmaker Mel Gibson, is returning to theaters. Newly remastered in stunning 4K with Dolby Atmos sound, the blockbuster will return to the big screen September 10–17.

The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center have revealed six new board members for the upcoming season, including Lisa Barwick, Jake Bergstrom, Christopher Drees, Kristin Heiges, Amy Smith, and Tiffany Woelfel.

Hawaiian superstar Maoli will release his anticipated new album, MMO3, on August 28. Ahead of the release, Maoli has unveiled a new song from the project, “Good On You.' Listen to the song here.

Based on the life and times of singer-songwriter, Neil Diamond, A Beautiful Noise is a good bit more than the typical jukebox musical.  The framing device of the story is that current day Neil Diamond, played expertly by Robert Westenberg, is reluctantly visiting a therapist (Lisa Renee Pitts) to work through some issues.  Westenberg’s Diamond is gruff, surly and weary. He seems miles away from the smiling, glittery star of yesteryear.

Grace Ives has been unveiled as the newest performer for the “Sound Check at Cherry Lane Theatre” video series, where she performs three songs from her latest album. Check out the session now.

Beth Morrison Projects announced applications are open for its BMP Producer Academy, an 8.5-week all-virtual intensive in creative and tour producing for early-career producers of theater, opera, dance, and multi-disciplinary projects.

The Parent Artist Advocacy League announced nine BIPOC-led arts organizations across New York, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles as recipients of the LaNeshe Miller-White BIPOC Org Care Fund, each receiving $1,000 to support parents and caregivers on staff.

In this video, Bryan Safi joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon for a candid, hilarious, and heartfelt conversation about his new show, his career journey, comedy, storytelling, and why audiences connect so deeply with his unique blend of honesty, wit, and vulnerability.

The RSC announced new productions for its 2026-27 season, including Sharon D Clarke in OTHELLO, a world premiere by Stewart Pringle, and a touring MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR visiting regional theatres across England.

Playhouse on the Square will present the world premiere of YOUR ROMEO, written by Shualee Cook and directed by Courtney Oliver, at TheatreWorks in Memphis, starring Resident Company Members Brooke Papritz and Caroline Simpson.

THE AMERICAN FIVE Intersects Black, Queer, and Jewish histories to showcase the collective work required to bring about societal change. It reminds of those who came before us and what they did in the name of Freedom and rights. Jakobs says that 'ultra right-wing America has tried to take over the term 'American' and I say no!' To those who ask, who is the next Martin Luther King, Jakobs replies, you are. They feel that the things we do in this country impact everyone in this country and ask: 'Why are you not saying anything?'