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DESTROY BOYS announced a 22-date North American tour starting March 13 at Los Angeles's The Fonda Theatre, featuring special guests ILLUMINATI HOTTIES and THE RAT UTOPIA EXPERIMENT. The tour supports the band's new album FOIE GRAS, arriving March 5 on Epitaph Records.

Do you want to learn about a family whose backstabbing, squabbles, and sibling rivalry make your own family feel like the Brady Bunch? The Great Canadian Theatre Company’s 2026-2027 season premiere, the Crow’s Theatre production, Rogers v. Rogers, directed by Chris Abraham, may be just what you’re looking for.

The brand-new show, On Your Bike, Baffo! a new family show coming to The Albany Theatre in Coventry. The show follows one clown who tries to reach the finish line, but can't help getting distracted by everything he discovers along the way.

Puppeteer Jordan Brownlee discusses reprising Doc Bullfrog, Chuck Stoat, and Tiny Squirrel in JIM HENSON’S EMMET OTTER’S JUG-BAND CHRISTMAS at OFC Creations Theatre in Rochester, November 25 through December 12, 2026.

What did our critic think of THE WIZ at Cultural Arts Playhouse-Merrick?

New Jersey Repertory Company will present eight original short plays by Neil LaBute, Michael Griffo, and six other playwrights at the West End Arts Center in Long Branch.

Page 73 has revealed 13 semifinalists for its 2027 Playwriting Fellowship, now in its 24th year. The award supports playwrights without an Off-Broadway premiere in New York City and includes a $20,000 honorarium and development support.

Christopher Lloyd discusses his new memoir, turning 88, a story about Jack Nicholson, and his favorite Back to the Future movie in a TODAY interview.

Jon Bon Jovi spoke with Michael Strahan on Good Morning America about his vocal cord issues and his decision to return to touring.

Josh Mostel, son of legendary Zero Mostel, will receive the Mensch Award at Borscht Belt Film Fest in Ellenville. The actor will also participate in a conversation about his father's legacy and his role in the festival entry BAD SHABBOS.

Michael Apted's documentary about Soviet rock legend Boris Grebenshchikov is now available on major streaming platforms. The remastered film features appearances by Annie Lennox, Chrissie Hynde, and other artists.

John Lydon announced ARCHIVE, a photographic memoir documenting his life and career across five decades, featuring previously unseen photographs from his private collection and reflections on THE SEX PISTOLS and PUBLIC IMAGE LIMITED.

Mia Perry Bowick, Matthew Perry's sister, discussed his addiction battle and a new docuseries about his life during an appearance on TODAY.

Children’s Theatre Company is presenting the world premiere musical Twelve Kinds of Ice, based on the book by Ellen Bryan Obed. Check out a trailer for the production!

​The full cast has been set for the world premiere of Girls Just Want To Have Fun, a new musical inspired by the film written by Amy Spies and featuring a score of 1980s chart-toppers. The show will play at the Pittsburgh Playhouse's PNC Theatre.

Portland indie-pop artist Lexie shares an autumnal rendition of MGMT's 'Electric Feel,' featured on her upcoming EP SAN MIGUEL. The track was recorded at Red Rockets Glare studio in Portland with producer Alex Callenberger.

THE DOOBIE BROTHERS will perform a nine-show residency at Fontainebleau Las Vegas's BleauLive Theater. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame legends will present performances throughout the year.

South Dakota State University's School of Performing Arts will present Noël Coward's comedy BLITHE SPIRIT in November at the Oscar Larson Theatre in Brookings, South Dakota.

The Wizards of Winter will bring their holiday rock opera, THE CHRISTMAS DREAM, to the Fargo Theatre in Fargo, North Dakota in November. Learn more about the performance here.

Williamstown rebuilds from a staff of three, Broadway’s $21B impact on NYC meets a real estate squeeze, Kimberly Motes takes the helm at Hennepin Arts, and Equity and Brighton Fringe strike a UK first. Read the full newsletter.

Valisia LeKae has been seen on Broadway and on tour in MAMMA MIA!, THE THREEPENNY OPERA, ALL SHOOK UP, 110 IN THE SHADE, RAGTIME, and THE BOOK OF MORMON. In 2013, she originated the role of Diana Ross in MOTOWN. For her performance, she earned a Tony nomination for Best Lead Actress in a Musical as well as a Grammy nod as a principal soloist on the original cast album. Not only that, but she also happens to be a licensed marriage and family therapist and ovarian cancer survivor. I had the great pleasure of speaking to her about all of this and more.

Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre in Fort Myers will present SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK. The production marks an addition to the venue's theatrical lineup. Learn more here.

Lowry will present DOUBLE BOOKING, a new dance-theatre work by Lewys Holt and Eleanor Sikorski that follows two competing orchestra conductors in a battle for control of the same concert.

After years of upheaval and a hiatus, Williamstown Theatre Festival has cut its staff to three. It’s now hunting for an artistic director and planning a smaller 2027 festival.

ENHYPEN announced THE SIN : PARALLEL WORLD, a spin-off single closing the group's THE SIN series. The release explores an alternate universe narrative following THE SIN : BLISS and celebrates the bond between the K-pop group and their fanbase ENGENE.