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Tomorrow, theaters, community groups, and other organizations across the country will begin presenting short plays about democracy by women+ playwrights.

This Week's New Classified Listings on BroadwayWorld for 10/22/2026 include new jobs for those looking to work in the theatre industry.

Theater Resources Unlimited co-founder Bob Ost will step down as Executive Director to become Founder Emeritus, with Jay Chacon taking over as Interim Executive Director.

Dave Palmer Trio Plays Cy Coleman (Volume 1) is a five-song EP celebrating the music of the legendary Broadway composer. The first single features GRAMMY-winning vocalist Gaby Moreno on the SWEET CHARITY standard.

Watermelon Productions' 3D animated feature will celebrate its world premiere in Viana do Castelo, marking Portugal's largest film production ever and featuring an international voice cast.

Taika Waititi spoke with Ronny Chieng on THE DAILY SHOW about filming Klara and the Sun in his home country and how New Zealand's film industry has changed.

A 7-year-old street performer named Jordan Sunshine told Good Morning America how singing on the streets of Los Angeles has helped him manage anxiety.

The stage adaptation of the BAFTA-nominated animated series will open at Southampton Mayflower Studios on February 18, 2027, and visit over 25 UK venues including Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Cardiff, Liverpool, London and Manchester.

While both the film and the autobiography have entered our cultural heritage as testimonies of the Nazi era – the poverty it brought, its violence, its misery – this new rendition inhabits a different realm. Thom Southerland debuts Szpilman’s own compositions in an invariably morose piece of theatre that never finds its pace nor purpose. A team of actor-musicians revives Szpilman’s story, but this version of The Pianist struggles to securely grip the audience. Sutherland centralises the creative process, adapting and directing Szpilman’s book; this type of clustering is risky, and it doesn’t pay off on this occasion.

All new photos have been released from Cirque Berserk!, the circus spectacular which has returned to the Garrick Theatre for a limited run this month. Check out the photos here.

Birmingham Rep has released new production photos from its brand-new production of the Christmas classic, The Snowman, which began performances at The Rep this week.  Check out the photos here!

Jane Krakowski will return to her role as Mary Todd Lincoln in the Olivier and Tony Award-winning comedy OH, MARY! at London's Trafalgar Theatre. The production has extended its West End booking.

The Base Greenham's Winter Craft Fair will expand into neighbouring venue 101 Outdoor Arts, offering handmade crafts, festive workshops, and support for the local arts charity.

Corn Exchange Newbury, the Old Library and The Base Greenham will present circus, magic, ballet and dinosaurs alongside arts and crafts workshops for children and young people.

Unicorn Theatre will present three new productions and tours for spring and summer, including co-productions and adaptations of classic works reaching over 17,500 people across the UK.

The M³ Festival will present a two-day celebration of boundary-breaking sound and mentorship, featuring Terri Lyne Carrington, William Parker, Theo Bleckmann, Martha Redbone, Angelica Sanchez, Ingrid Laubrock.

Ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro will return to the Maui Arts & Cultural Center for Holidays in Hawaiʻi, marking the show's return to the venue. Learn more here.

Noël Coward's supernatural comedy will open at New Theatre, featuring a man caught between his living wife and the mischievous ghost of his first spouse summoned by a medium.

Director Jo Bradley reunites with the original cast of SNOWFLAKE for its Australian return at Ensemble Theatre in Kirribilli, following the production's 2025 premiere.

Nicholas Hytner's Olivier and Tony Award-winning production of Alan Bennett's THE HISTORY BOYS will play the Theatre Royal Haymarket in 2027, marking the play's first West End return in two decades.

The latest offering from The Braid is The Dysmorphic Diva, written and performed by Karen Agam Macarah (pictured, credit David Chiu). Fresh from its sold-out run at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, her confessional cabaret shares how the shape we see in the mirror and how our family sees us shapes who we are for the rest of our lives. I spoke with Karen about how she developed her one-woman show, how she decided on which Broadway musical show tunes to sing, and which hilarious and touching true stories about family relationships and body struggles to include on her way to finding her best self.

In an adaptation by David Harrower, which sharpens the knives of Spark’s extraordinary work, and with a cast lead by Gayle Rankin (GLOW, House of The Dragon), this visceral production looks head on at our enduring moral fascination with such a beguiling and dangerous character.

What happens when one of America's most recognizable First Ladies becomes a foul-mouthed, cabaret-obsessed, and completely unhinged theatrical sensation?

Magic is a timeless art full of secrets, and as Parr reveals through the course of Time Traveler, history is even stranger and more serendipitous than we know.

Set in 1880s London, Gaslight follows Bella Manningham, whose husband Jack seems determined to convince her she is losing her mind. Each night the gaslights dim and footsteps echo from the sealed-off upper floor. When a visiting detective arrives with a theory about the house’s dark past, Bella must decide whom to believe. Steven Dietz’s taut adaptation of Patrick Hamilton’s 1939 thriller is the play that gave the world the word “gaslighting”.