Caroline, or Change - 2004 - Articles Page 18

Global music superstar RAYE announced a one-off concert at London's Royal Albert Hall featuring the show THIS SYMPHONY MAY CONTAIN HOPE.

Directed by Christopher Gruse, the documentary follows Ken Cockrel Sr., a Black Marxist-Leninist attorney who challenged Detroit's police and power structures during the civil rights era.

Elmhurst Ballet School will host its annual Open Day for aspiring dancers aged 11–17 and their families to tour the school, meet staff and students, and learn about student life.

Tenor Juan Diego Flórez will make his Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra debut in two opera galas conducted by Michele Spotti in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, featuring arias by Rossini, Donizetti, Massenet and Verdi.

It is quite rare to be given the privilege of spending so much time with a single piece of work, returning to it again and again to question it, challenge it and enrich it through encounters with new performers, collaborators and audiences across the world. I am only realising now how much that restless process of exploration and refinement has shaped Theatre Re’s performance language. We would not be the company we are today without The Nature of Forgetting.

The Majestic Theatre will present SCROOGE! THE MUSICAL, a musical adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, featuring an ensemble cast of all ages and a score with six new songs.

The Crossing and visual artist Suzanne Bocanegra present an immersive multimedia installation exploring climate, disaster, and human resilience with new music by composers Hildur Guðnadóttir, Shara Nova, Julia Wolfe, and Ayanna Woods.

The Assembly announced five projects selected for its 2026-2027 Deceleration Lab, including works by Catalina Beltrán, Brett Ashley Robinson, and ensembles CAN TUNA and Friend of Friend.

The producers of the North American tour of HADESTOWN, in partnership with Broadway in Victoria, have announced that single tickets are to go on sale. HADESTOWN makes its eagerly awaited Victoria premiere at the Royal Theatre.

Lee Eddy and Jeff Mills shine in Hyde Park Theatre's hilarious production of The Making of a Great Moment. With terrific physical comedy, rapid-fire character changes, and imaginative staging, this clever two-hander pokes fun at the egos, ambitions, and absurdities of life in the theatre.

Shakespeare & Company's Center for Actor Training will hold its flagship Month-long Intensive for mid-career actors at its Lenox, Massachusetts campus, offering comprehensive instruction in voice, movement, text analysis, and performance techniques.

Nevill Holt Festival has announced the first highlights of its 2027 programme, led by a new production of Georges Bizet's Carmen, presented with Opera North and directed by multi-award-winning director Robin Norton-Hale.

Phoenix Chorale released PROMISED LAND, a 19-track album spanning 250 years of American choral music, featuring arrangements by Composer-in-Residence Jennifer Lucy Cook alongside works by contemporary composers.

PARANORMAL ACTIVITY will continue to haunt  Broadway for eight additional weeks due to popular demand. Written by Levi Holloway, and directed by Felix Barrett, PARANORMAL ACTIVITY will now play at Broadway’s August Wilson Theatre through February 28, 2027. 

A BEAUTIFUL NOISE: THE NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL will play St. Louis's Fabulous Fox with Jesse Labelle starring as Neil Diamond – Then and Stuart Metcalf as Neil Diamond – Now.

A new documentary about former Joffrey Ballet dancer Christian Holder, directed by Academy Award winner Brigitte Berman, will premiere at the Chicago History Museum. The film examines Holder's career in ballet, choreography, theater, music, and costume design.

The unauthorized parody of the Netflix series opens at Clarksville's Roxy Regional Theatre, featuring a cast bringing upwards of 50 characters to life with direction and choreography by Michael Ricciardone.

Rubicon Theatre will present the Tony Award-winning musical RAGTIME, directed by J. Scott Lapp, at its Ventura venue with an extended run through November.

GKIDS announced the live-action adaptation of Makoto Shinkai's anime film 5 CENTIMETERS PER SECOND will arrive in North American theatres. Directed by Yoshiyuki Okuyama, it marks the first live-action adaptation of a Shinkai title.

Dan Maurer's original ensemble comedy receives its world premiere at Mercer County Community College. The play reunites an award-winning creative team for the first time in over a decade.

Björk's concert with Iceland's Hamrahlíð Choir, recorded at Reykjavík's Harpa Concert Hall, will arrive as a physical release across multiple formats.

The full cast has been revealed for the return of Matthew Warchus' production of Charles Dickens' immortal classic, A Christmas Carol, adapted for the stage by Jack Thorne at Perelman Performing Arts Center.

The Aronoff Center’s Procter & Gamble Hall will play host to The Price is Right Live interactive stage show. This event, full of the TV show’s excitement and fun, is part of Cincinnati Arts Association’s 2026-27 CAA PRESENTS Season.

Adam Rubenstein released a music video for "Don't Mean Much" from his album FIREBREAK, featuring a cameo and guitar solo from LIVING COLOUR's Vernon Reid. The track explores themes of human connection in a virtual world.

Björk's 2021 concert performance with Iceland's Hamrahlíð Choir, recorded at Reykjavík's Harpa Concert Hall, will be released on LP, CD, Blu-ray and DVD, featuring orchestral reimaginings of songs from across her catalogue.