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The Atlanta Botanical Garden announced new seasonal daytime classes including printmaking and smartphone photography to complement its holiday lights exhibition and family events.

Janya Govani's experimental one-woman show explores a character named Maya through verse and symbolism. The production will be presented by FRIGID NY as part of the 2026 Gotham Storytelling Festival at Under St Marks in New York.

THE MUSIC MAN offers cheer and romance and, dare I say it, hope, and that is something we always need.

Trustus Theatre will present Leslye Headland's family dramedy CULT OF LOVE, directed by Executive Artistic Director Kelsey Mesa. The show centers on four adult siblings returning home for Christmas and confronting old conflicts and new revelations.

The Grateful Dead cover band will perform at State Theatre New Jersey in New Brunswick. The lineup includes Marco Benevento, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Scott Metzger, and Joe Russo.

The Paul Taylor Dance Company will present its 2026 Gala at Lincoln Center, honoring three honorees with awards presented by JoAnne Akalaitis, Bette Midler and David Hyde Pierce.

Lamb's Players Theatre will present its annual Festival of Christmas production written and directed by Associate Artistic Director Kerry Meads, featuring a cast of San Diego performers.

What did our critic think of AS YOU LIKE IT at Ten Thousand Things?

Artemisia Theatre will present six new plays by female and non-binary playwrights as staged readings during its 2026 WEWOMEN PLAY FESTIVAL at Bramble Arts Loft in Chicago.

Valley Youth Theatre announced the cast for A Winnie-the-Pooh Christmas Tail, marking the 30th year of the holiday production and celebrating 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh.

Soprano Kathleen O'Mara steps in for ailing Adela Zaharia to perform Strauss' Four Last Songs with Music Director Eun Sun Kim and the San Francisco Opera Orchestra at the War Memorial Opera House.

AHOY-HOY is definitely not a show to be missed! Whether you come for the laughs, the wonderfully energetic performances, or simply a night of thoroughly entertaining theater, this production delivers on all fronts. And, as an added bonus, you just might walk away having learned a thing or two about American history. Who says a little education can't come wrapped in a whole lot of laughter?

The electrifying, riveting rock opera The Who's Tommy plays at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre through November 15th and I go behind the scenes to talk with rising star Chase Graham (ensemble).

A new Spanish-language jukebox dramedy will open in Austin, featuring a cast performing an original story about friendship and vulnerability set on the final night of a closing bar.

What did our critic think of JANE EYRE at Ottawa Little Theatre?

The Royal Albert Hall will present seven jazz performances across November and December in its 200-capacity Elgar Room, featuring artists including Cinna Peyghamy, Gary Crosby, and Angel Bat Dawid.

The NewFest audience award-winning drama follows a young bartender in Maine who agrees to model for a painter, forcing both women to confront their preconceptions about life and desire.

Kristen Bell spoke with Drew Barrymore in a makeup-free interview about parenting, beauty standards and relationships, including why she allows her children room to make their own mistakes.

The Handel and Haydn Society will present HANDEL'S MESSIAH and BAROQUE CHRISTMAS, featuring 173 consecutive performances of Messiah led by Conductor Laureate Harry Christophers and the first H+H performance of Heinrich Schütz's The Christmas Story.

Columbia Entertainment Company’s “Evil Dead The Musical” is a loud, gory, and frequently hilarious staging of the cult horror musical, an excellent rock band, and a Splatter Zone that lives up to its name.

Kitchen Theatre Company will present Audrey Cefaly's romantic comedy about two recently widowed high school teachers in Alabama. Select performances include holiday parties with food and drinks from local vendors.

Playhouse on the Square will present DISNEY'S FROZEN: THE BROADWAY MUSICAL, the stage adaptation of the Walt Disney Animation Studios film, in Memphis at the Overton Square Performing Arts District.

The two-time Grammy Award-winning LOST BAYOU RAMBLERS will perform an acoustic set at Ogden Museum's new after-hours music series inside the Patrick F. Taylor Library.

There is something wonderfully transporting about a song that takes you straight back to your childhood, and Lisa Dennett offered plenty of those moments with her latest show, Songs from My Childhood, performed Thursday, October 22 at The Green Room 42.

Missoula Children's Theatre will present FROZEN: The Broadway Musical as part of its Community Series. The production runs in December at MCT.