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JK Entertainment announced the cast for Sarah Treem's WHEN WE WERE YOUNG AND UNAFRAID, a play about women in a sanctuary set in 1972, running at Greenhouse Theater Center in Chicago.

See production photos from Once Upon a Time in Sokoto, directed by Roy Alexander Weise and featuring Adeola Yemitan, Antonia Layiwola, Bayo Gbadamosi and Will Atiomo.

Milwaukee Repertory Theater shared a performance clip of 'Holding Out for a Hero' from its production of FOOTLOOSE THE MUSICAL, running now in the Checota Powerhouse Theater.

Neglia Ballet's production of THE NUTCRACKER will return to Shea's Buffalo Theatre for its 17th year, featuring live music from the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and more than 70 young dancers from Western New York.

Ten strangers. One island. Plenty of suspicion. Jacques du Plessis reviews Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre’s handsome, tightly staged AND THEN THERE WERE NONE, praising its ensemble, scenic design, and carefully controlled suspense.

The Baron's Men deliver a funny, beautifully costumed, and well-acted Shakespeare classic, even if Katherine's 'happy ending' gives a modern audience plenty to debate. Playing through Oct. 11th, 2026.

Syracuse University's Department of Drama has revealed its 2026–27 season of six productions, including Rent, Henry V, Les Misérables, Private Eyes, and more at the Syracuse Stage/SU Drama Complex.

Theatre Memphis will present its 25th annual Memphis Children's Theatre Festival, a free pay-what-you-can event featuring vendor booths, food trucks, interactive activities, performances and classes for families.

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is October 5, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours.

Lindokuhle Melaphi's award-winning solo show is a story of waiting for a father's approval. The script needs development, but Melaphi is a commanding, wonderful performer, supported by simple, effective sound and lighting.

Collectif Quatre Ailes will present the North American premiere of MILLE SECRETS DE POUSSINS, a multimedia production for audiences 3 and up, at Le Skyroom in Manhattan.

DEAD-TIME STORIES: TALES FROM THE TIP will be presented at Notoriety Live in Las Vegas. The adult-centered Halloween-themed cabaret will raise funds for performing arts scholarships for underprivileged youth in Southern Nevada.

The Orpheum Theater Center will host three one-night-only performances featuring local artists collaborating across jazz, theater and dance. Sioux Falls artists will create original works developed around distinct themes for the upcoming season.

Cathy Weis Projects will present four one-time-only performances this fall featuring choreographers, filmmakers, musicians, and visual artists. The curated evenings take place at the SoHo studio venue with suggested donations benefiting performers.

Latin roots rocker Patricia Vonne released her tenth studio album, blending Texas roots rock, Latin and Americana music. The project features collaborations with Johnny Reno and Chris Isaak.

Momenta Quartet will perform a program centered on Music of the Americas, with performances scheduled across two dates.

Pianist Igor Levit releases RESISTANCE, a new album featuring Beethoven's Eroica in Franz Liszt's transcription and Schoenberg's Ode to Napoleon, exploring themes of resilience and political power.

Jeremy Schonfeld released the original soundtrack for THE FATHER WHO STAYED, a feature film told entirely through 27 original songs. The music-driven narrative follows a grieving father and explores themes of loss, memory, and family resilience.

Sarasota Jewish Theatre will present Gabriel V. Ortiz's new play about a gang member, his sister, and a rabbi who form an unlikely bond in an East L.A. synagogue. The drama explores guilt, redemption, and healing in a community fractured by violence.

Slow Horses season 6 episode 4, 'Lost and Found,' hits Apple TV October 7. Lamb hunts for answers while Sid, River, and Coe dodge a hit squad.

DATELINE correspondent Blayne Alexander reports on how statutes of limitations prevent prosecution of rape cases decades after the crime, examining survivor Dana Beatty's case and variations across states.

GRETA VAN FLEET will perform at Mohegan Sun Arena with special guests PORTUGAL. THE MAN and Friko. Tickets go on sale via Ticketmaster, with a fan presale beginning earlier in the week.

Zach Braff and Donald Faison return to THE VIEW to discuss SCRUBS season 2 and the comeback of their podcast, Fake Doctors, Real Friends.

Electronic music producer HAAi will release her album DIGITiSE on October 9 via Mute, followed by US performances in San Francisco, Miami, Brooklyn and Los Angeles through November.

Kaatsbaan Cultural Park will present an evening of readings and conversation with acclaimed writers Jo Ann Beard and Mary-Beth Hughes exploring artistic inspiration and literary kinship at its Tivoli location.