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Romanian director Carmen Lidia Vidu's documentary theater work MIGRATION DIARY: NEW YORK CITY EDITION will have its world premiere at La MaMa, presented in collaboration with the Romanian Cultural Institute and the National Theatre of Bucharest.

Laguna Art Museum announced the appointment of Rick Baker as Director of Development. Baker brings over a decade of fundraising experience from organizations including the San Diego Symphony, Seattle Symphony, and Seattle International Film Festival.

Starlight Theater in Kansas City announced a complimentary fireworks show following its July 4 Bob Dylan concert, inviting attendees to stay after the performance to mark the holiday.

The world premiere production of Girl, Interrupted written by Martyna Majok and based on the memoir by Susanna Kaysen, has officially opened at The Public Theater. Check out photos from opening night here!

651 ARTS and The Soapbox Presents will bring back WE OUTSIDE! A Brooklyn Juneteenth, Vol. IV at The Plaza at 300 Ashland, featuring live performances, Black-owned vendors, food trucks, and family activities.

The Broadway touring production of BEETLEJUICE is set to make its South Bend premiere at the Morris Center, closing out the 25-26 Broadway in South Bend Series with five performances.

Indian Summer Festival will present its 16th annual edition across Vancouver, Burnaby, and Surrey, featuring comedy, live music, theatre, and literature under the theme Ragas for a Ruptured World.

Early Music Seattle announced its 2026-27 BEYOND BAROQUE FESTIVAL season, featuring global ensembles, multidisciplinary programming, and milestone 50th Anniversary celebrations, with performances by Vox Luminis, Chanticleer, and Jordi Savall.

Reviews are in for GIRL, INTERRUPTED, the world premiere production written by Pulitzer Prize winner Martyna Majok and based on Susanna Kaysen's bestselling memoir, now playing at The Public Theater.

Brand Associates and Brand Library & Art Center will present Brand 54, a national juried exhibition of works on paper selected from over 1,350 submissions, with a free public opening reception in Glendale, CA.

Jack Roden, known for his role as Frankie Epps in the national tour of PARADE, will make his solo concert debuts in New York City at 54 Below and in London at Crazy Coqs with MY DAYS.

Emmy-nominated PBS host Darley Newman will appear at the Charleston Gaillard Center for a conversation on Revolutionary-era history and storytelling, co-presented with SC250 Charleston.

Juno Award-winning Canadian vocal harmony trio Good Lovelies will perform their annual Christmas Concert at Toronto's Massey Hall, marking 20 years as a band with holiday classics and original music.

Clad in pastel pyjamas and lounging on bunkbeds, two preteen girls discuss the repeated drugging and rape of Gisèle Pelicot. Their tone is not the sobering one of a news reporter, or even the hushed horror of one learning about the case for the first time, but light and jovial, teasing each other about whether they “got off” watching violent porn.

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and U. S. Steel announced a new partnership to expand music education and community programming in Braddock, PA, including free family concerts, chamber music events at Carnegie One, and Mon Valley student transportation support.

Tickets for the Tony Award-winning musical comedy DEATH BECOMES HER go on sale for its three-week engagement at Playhouse Square in Cleveland, where the national tour will launch.

Portland Center Stage has raised over $7 million of its $9 million 'Save PCS' campaign goal, with $1.2 million still needed to secure an operating reserve and ensure the theater's long-term stability.

Theater Resources Unlimited will host a Zoom community gathering on navigating the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, featuring a director, publicist, and solo actress sharing costs, challenges, and firsthand experience.

Arc Stages' Community Stage in Pleasantville, NY, will present William Finn's A NEW BRAIN, directed by Rena Gavigan, as the final production of its 2025-2026 season.

UNSUNG: The Accidental Villains of History, a comedy musical that reimagines historical disasters, will make its Toronto Fringe debut at Theatre Passe Muraille with an expanded cast after acclaimed runs in Ottawa, Winnipeg, and London.

Dodo Tree Productions will present QUESTING THROUGH LIFE at Soulpepper's Weyni Mengesha Theatre as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival. The youth-led fantasy-drama, written and directed by 17-year-old Tanya Yong, features a tabletop RPG campaign that begins controlling the real world.

Kat Stewart and director Sarah Goodes reunite for the world premiere of Steve Rodgers' Break of Day at Malthouse's Merlyn Theatre, leading an ensemble cast in a new Australian drama about a mother and daughter in regional Australia.

OpenStage will present Shakespeare's THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR outdoors at The Center for Creativity in Fort Collins, directed by Kate Austin-Gröen, with tickets ranging from $18 to $42.

The Public Theater has released video highlights from the world premiere of GIRL, INTERRUPTED. Based on Susanna Kaysen's memoir and adapted by Pulitzer Prize winner Martyna Majok.

A music-drama about Tchaikovsky's life and homosexuality will make its UK premiere at Opera Holland Park, featuring Royal Ballet dancer Téo Dubreuil, pianist Jayson Gillham, and RPS-nominated playwright Tama Matheson.