Skylight Music Theatre opens its 67th season with GYPSY: A MUSICAL FABLE, reuniting acclaimed performers Mona Swain and Janet Metz following their roles in Sister Act, with direction by Artistic Director Michael Unger at the Cabot Theatre in Milwaukee.
Jacob's Pillow named seven choreographers and dance companies for its Pillow Lab residency program, marking the initiative's 10th anniversary. The selected artists will develop new work at the Berkshires venue.
Writer and comedian Bailey Swilley will perform two solo shows at SoHo Playhouse in New York City. GIMME A SIGN! received critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, while A BABY FOR ME? NO THANK YOU, PLEASE! explores motherhood and reproductive autonomy.
North America's largest poetry festival will present three days of poetry, spoken word, hip-hop and workshops featuring Patti Smith, Arthur Sze, Elizabeth Acevedo and Def Poetry Jam alumni across seven stages in downtown Newark.
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.
Singer-songwriter Grayson Capps announced his first full-length album of original material in nine years, featuring the lead single Far Away. The album will be released via RPF Records / Royal Potato Family.
Synetic Theater will present a wordless, choreographed adaptation of Washington Irving's classic tale at Olney Theatre Center. The Helen Hayes Award-winning production features a reimagined perspective on the Headless Horseman.
The Stephen Joseph Theatre and Shakespeare North Playhouse will co-produce a 1978-set adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy, directed by Paul Robinson with book and lyrics by Nick Lane and Kat Rose-Martin.
The Gift Theatre will present the world premiere of Netta Walker's HAYWARD, a reimagining of Hamlet and Electra centered on a Family confronting their father's death and military service in the Gulf War.
Jake Quickenden returns as Bob in the stage adaptation of the cult comedy classic, which will visit venues including St Helens Theatre Royal, Birmingham, and Liverpool Olympia between 16 April and 4 July 2027.
Chenango River Theatre will present the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama PROOF, exploring brilliance and mental illness through the story of a mathematician's daughter. Directed by Bill Lelbach and starring Dayna Palya, Sky Vogel, and Amy Crossman.
LatiNation Media released its second CULTURE DECODED study analyzing how Hispanic Gen Z navigates money, savings, and financial stability. The research, conducted with ThinkNow, reveals Family influence, side hustles, and pragmatic financial values among the generation.
The feature-length documentary about Linda Perry, 4 NON BLONDES frontwoman and prolific music producer, will premiere on Hulu. Directed by Don Hardy, the film received critical acclaim following its Tribeca Film Festival debut and theatrical run.
Choreographer Tim Casson's SHED STORIES will tour six theatres and community spaces across England, combining interviews and movement to celebrate the UK's 1200 Men's Sheds. The production explores how these spaces support mental health, tackle loneliness, and foster community connection.
Based on the 1964 Great Alaskan Earthquake, DOWN TO CHANCE follows radio reporter Genie Chance as she broadcasts live during a crisis. The two-person play, written by and starring Ellie Jay Cooper alongside Robert Merriam, will visit 14 venues across South East England.
Opening night for Placer Rep’s Dracula, an interactive melodrama is made particularly special as it is the very first opportunity the company has had to tour a show to Loomis, CA, before it continues its regional tour.
Palm Beach Symphony's 2025-2026 season impact report documents the orchestra's strongest financial position in its 52-year history, with total assets exceeding $4.6 million and educational outreach expanding dramatically.
Jo – The Little Women Musical has partnered with Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House, where Alcott wrote and set Little Women. The partnership will launch September 21 with a Page to Stage event in Concord, Massachusetts, as the musical continues development toward a commercial production.
Sony Pictures Classics will release Louis Clichy's hand-painted animated feature IRON BOY, winner of the Cannes Un Certain Regard Special Jury Prize and multiple Annecy awards.
The African-American Shakespeare Company will present Tarell Alvin McCraney's play about two brothers navigating life after incarceration. Directed by James Mercer II, this marks the production's first San Francisco staging since 2010.
Tee Grizzley released the single RAIN, a high-energy remake of Ashanti's classic hit featuring Detroit collaborator Skilla Baby. The track arrives ahead of his album THEY FORGOT with an official music video.
The National Theatre production of BALLET SHOES will perform at Milton Keynes Theatre. Tickets are now available.
JUNO-nominated singer Ruby Waters released the official music video for her latest single GET A GRIP. The release follows her breakout hit WET T-SHIRT, which surpassed 11 million Spotify streams and became a Canadian Modern Rock radio success.
Billy Idol and guitarist Steve Stevens perform classic hits throughout ESPN's US Open 2026 coverage as the tennis championship reaches its final weekend.
Manhattan Repertory Theatre will present the world premiere of THE FALLEN, a Western drama by Rita Lewis directed by Ken Wolf, at Chain Theatre in Manhattan.
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