Pregones/Puerto Rican Traveling Theater will present the 20th anniversary staging of Leave a Message After…THE BEEP Off-Broadway October 15-November 22, 2026, adapted and directed by Rosalba Rolón.
The Royal Ballet, The Royal Ballet School and Birmingham Royal Ballet unite for a special gala celebrating the School's 100 years. The programme features heritage works and three world premieres at the Royal Opera House.
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre in Fort Myers announced programming for its 34th season, with details available through the venue's marketing department.
Warren Carlyle will direct a gothic thriller reimagining Dracula mythology through a Noël Coward-style comedy lens, with Victoria Smurfitt, Jeremy Swift, and Morgan Watkins in the cast.
Manhattan Theatre Club has revealed the full cast for the American premiere of Nick Payne's The Unbelievers, directed by Knud Adams and starring Lauren Ambrose and Tom Riley at New York City Center Stage I.
Ho Ka Kei's comedic drama starring Karen Robinson, Christine Horne, Natasha Mumba and Rick Roberts will open Tarragon Theatre's season in Toronto.
Chorus Austin revealed its 62nd season featuring performances with Ballet Austin and the Austin Symphony Orchestra, world premieres from the 12th Annual Composer's Competition, and the return of the Women's Chorus.
Hayao Miyazaki's epic fantasy will screen nationwide through Fathom Entertainment in a new 4K restoration overseen by longtime Studio Ghibli cinematographer Atsushi Okui, with both English dub and Japanese-language subtitled versions.
The Nordic Center in America will present the annual festival celebrating cinema from Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands, featuring Iceland's official Academy Awards entry and works by acclaimed directors.
The Carbonell Awards named 120 finalists across 20 competitive categories from 16 professional theatres in South Florida. More than 100 professional productions at 33 theatres were evaluated by a diverse group of nearly 50 judges.
Global pop group XG announced the November 6 release of their new single DEPENDS, with a North American tour kicking off November 3 in Oakland, California. The single marks the group's first new music since their debut album THE CORE – 核 released in January.
Dominik Moll's CASE 137 follows an internal affairs officer investigating police conduct during Paris's Yellow Vest protests. The French procedural stars César winner Léa Drucker and examines institutional violence and accountability.
Austin's LGBTQ+ musicians, drag performers and artists will gather for the Austin LGBT Chamber of Commerce's annual showcase and queer artist marketplace as part of The Big Queer Weekend festival.
TOCCATA CLASSICS will release six albums spanning classical piano music, chamber works, and duos for harp and piano, including recordings by Martin Eastick, Ferdinand Thieriot, Caspar Diethelm, and Joseph Woelfl.
The Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival will screen 16 films from Spain and Latin America across Scottish venues, featuring guest appearances by filmmakers and cultural events celebrating Spanish-language cinema.
Norwegian indie folk-pop duo OAKLAND RAIN will join Judy Collins on select dates of her SWEET JUDY BLUE EYES FAREWELL tour beginning September 24 in Tucson, Arizona. The sisters release debut album TWIN FLAMES PART I: THE EVERGREEN and documentary THE ROAD TO THE RYMAN.
Opera Praktikos will present the world premiere of LA SONNAMBULA, merging American Sign Language and bel canto opera in a 90-minute concert performance. The production features Deaf actress Treshelle Edmond and singer Aja Nile-Brimm.
Voila! Theatre Festival announced its 2026 programme featuring 450 migrant-led and multilingual artists across eight London venues. The three-week celebration will include performances, live streams, workshops and events with more than half performed in English and at least one additional language.
The Other's Theatre Project will present the English-language premiere of Abel González Melo's play about Cuban poet Heberto Padilla at IATI Theater in New York.
Opera Orlando will present three lead-up events before its season opener MADAME BUTTERFLY at Steinmetz Hall, beginning with a masterclass featuring conductor Kalena Bovell.
The Dallas Opera will present a free concert featuring opera, salsa, merengue, and bachata music at the Winspear Opera House, with tenor Anthony León curating the musical program.
A new touring production of JANE EYRE will premiere at Mercury Theatre Colchester from September 26 to October 10, 2026, before touring to Rose Theatre Kingston, Northern Stage Newcastle, and Storyhouse Chester through November. The production is directed by Lily Dyble, recipient of the 2025 Royal Theatrical Support Trust Sir Peter Hall Director Award.
The Tank will present the world premiere of Show Trial, a political satire written by Laura Zlatos and directed by Tom Costello, drawn from transcripts of a 1950 Czechoslovak trial.
Historians Suzannah Lipscomb and Kate Williams will present TO KILL A QUEEN at G Live in Guildford, examining the relationship between Mary, Queen of Scots and Elizabeth I through historical research and theatrical storytelling.
San Francisco Playhouse will present the Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical RENT, featuring direction by Bill English, music direction by Dave Dobusky, and choreography by Vince Chan.
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