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Mill’s third annual Make Food Not Waste Restaurant Week brings together Michelin-recognized icons, James Beard Award winners, North America’s 50 Best honorees, and beloved neighborhood staples to champion creative, no-waste cooking across the city.

VOX: American Voices Opera Lab - newly reimagined as a landmark collaborative project - has revealed its four 2027 finalists. These works-in-progress will be presented at the VOX Showcase at the Perelman Center for the Performing Arts.

After selling out its initial six-week run, The Holes, the new play by Max Wolf Friedlich, directed by Michael Herwitz and starring Bubba Weiler, Grantham Coleman, Tina Benko, and Jack Mulhern, has extended its Off-Broadway engagement.

Astrophysicist and director of the Hayden Planetarium Neil DeGrasse Tyson will discuss asteroid and comet impacts on Earth and planetary defense efforts.

Illumination's third installment in the Minions franchise streams on Peacock, featuring an ensemble cast including Pierre Coffin, Allison Janney, Christoph Waltz, and Jesse Eisenberg in a story about the Minions conquering Hollywood.

The Merboy Next Door: A New Musical in Concert will come to Queens in November. The new queer musical by Joel B. New will be presented at the Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning.

The documentary about Oasis's reunion tour will debut on Disney+ and Hulu with exclusive unseen footage, including interviews with Liam and Noel Gallagher and previously unreleased performances.

The Tony Award-winning musical SIX will present four performances at the Playhouse on Rodney Square in Wilmington, with a cast led by Christina Jones, Brittany Smithson, and Melina Savannah Cruz.

Overture Center for the Arts has announced that tickets for the Tony Award-Winning electrifying musical phenomenon SIX by Tony Award-winners Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss will go on sale this week.

New York City's philanthropic musical theater group will present a backstage whodunit and a brand-new adaptation of Gilbert & Sullivan's operetta, with proceeds benefiting Kings County Tennis League.

Jimmy Fallon and Tariq faced off in a water balloon hiking contest tied to the Los Angeles Rams and Denver Broncos on THE TONIGHT SHOW.

Red Theater announced the cast and creative team for the world premiere of CHURCH HURT by Brynne Frauenhoffer, directed by Jessica Love. The production runs at The Edge Off Broadway in Chicago.

Directed by the award-winning Rob Ashford, Tru is now open at the Menier Chocolate Factory, following the production’s New York run earlier this year. It's December 1975 and Truman Capote is alone in his New York apartment, reeling from a crisis that cost him friendship of the elite social circle he adored. Drawn entirely from Capote’s own words, this funny and heartbreaking play is an unflinching portrait of an artist at his breaking point, confronting the consequences of his most scandalous work.

Diana: The Untold and Untrue Story, performed and directed by Linus Karp and Joseph Martin, takes the familiar royal narrative and gleefully sets fire to the history books.

As a part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, the Royal Exchange Theatre has created a costume exhibition, Mythic Reinvention: An Exhibition Celebrating 50 Years of Costume & Craft. We had the chance to speak Leslie Travers, the curator of Mythic Reinvention. We discussed how he first got started in the world of design, what it has been like to curate the exhibition and even his favourite costume on display!

The brand new McCoy Rigby Entertainment production of the cheeky, macabre classic musical LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS—now on stage through October 11, 2026 at the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts—is quite possibly the most eye-popping, delightfully entertaining iteration of the stage show you will ever experience here on the West Coast. Filled with thrilling, big-budget Broadway-caliber visuals, memorable 60's R&B-inspired music, and awesome, over-the-top performances from an incredible cast, the show feels wonderfully re-energized in this luxe-looking (and sounding) production that will reignite your affection for this hilarious classic.

Scenic and costume designer Alexander Woodward has joined the faculty of Dartmouth College as Associate Professor of Theater, beginning a new chapter that brings together his professional design practice, teaching, and ongoing work in performance design.

WALDEN is more successful in its exploration of family dynamics than as a work of speculative fiction. However, Icarus Theatre’s production at The Theatre Centre, directed by Erik Richards, still takes off for an engaging 90 minutes of theatre.

An ISL-led performance art piece filled with warmth and ensemble precision, though missing a clear story anchor.

Kitty Felde's staged reading of ALICE examines the life of Alice Roosevelt Longworth through her own recollections and those of her father Theodore Roosevelt's ghost, set during Tricia Nixon's wedding.

There is no question the show takes wing on the deliciously grand entrance of Jason Summers as Barrymore. Mr. Summers is thoroughly engaging and mesmerizing, holding us in his thrall, and declaiming in a high-toned, clipped British accent, as he swans and seemingly floats fluidly about the stage as if he owns the show, because he clearly does. 

Matthew McConaughey addresses the Woody Harrelson brothers rumor on THE TONIGHT SHOW while discussing his new show Brothers with Jimmy Fallon.

Director Loren Latarro’s production is smooth and lovely, ablaze in song and possessed of some choice bites of visual dazzle that give the production its dreaminess.

The Way Off Broadway Dinner Theater presents its holiday Mainstage classic: Miracle on 34th Street: The Musical! A holiday classic from the writer of the musical theatre classic, The Music Man!, and based on the movie of the same name, Miracle on 34th Street features a book and score by none other than Meredith Willson. 

What did our critic think of SOME LIKE IT HOT at Olney Theatre Center? Traditionally, I would start with some kind of introduction that would quickly preview Olney Theatre Center’s regional premiere of SOME LIKE IT HOT. I’d like to do something different and start by pulling focus to the fact that this is the long-standing theatre’s first production in the “radically renovated” Bernard Family Theatre.