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Verb Theatre will present Conrad Belau's holiday comedy about a cancelled church pageant and the performer who saves the day with hymns and sass at Theatre 1308 in Calgary.

Odyssey Theatre Ensemble has rescheduled the opening of its two-act Feydeau farce double bill, which examines marriage and relationships through comedic chaos and absurdity.

Main Street Theater will present JUNIE B. IN JINGLE BELLS, BATMAN SMELLS at the MATCH in Houston from November 15 through December 20. The family holiday production is recommended for kindergarten and older.

InterHarmony International Music Festival will present an evening of chamber works at Weill Recital Hall, featuring performances by violinists, cellists, and pianists interpreting operatic themes of love and defiance.

Arvada Center will present JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT in the Main Stage Theatre, marking the ninth production of the Broadway musical in the venue's history. Director Kenny Moten will helm the production.

The world premiere of KAIJU, directed by Ken Sawyer, continues at the Road Theatre in North Hollywood.

See photos of Maury Yeston and Arthur Kopit's Phantom, now playing at North Shore Music Theatre through November 1, 2026.

Kentucky Performing Arts will present THE CARPENTERS SONGBOOK: A LIVE CELEBRATION, a concert production featuring the brother-sister duo's catalog backed by a full band and storytelling.

Julian Guassardo's debut play, a two-hander about a mother and son arguing over opening a front door, moves to the Playground Theatre after receiving critical acclaim and Pick of the Fringe honours.

WAM Theatre announced programming for its fall production, including panels on race, immigration, and antisemitism in the Berkshires, alongside a partnership with the Jewish Federation to fund an education initiative.

A new clip from Hulu's THE DROPOUT follows Amanda Seyfried as Elizabeth Holmes keeping a secret, continuing the series' account of the Theranos founder's story.

Jazz vocalist Tammy McCann returns as Artist in Residence to present a holiday concert combining jazz and rhythm and blues with special guest musicians at Nichols Concert Hall in Evanston.

CLUE will stage a production at Milnerton Playhouse. The whodunit comedy adapts the classic board game for the stage.

New World Symphony makes its first-ever performance of Mozart's Requiem under guest conductor Stephanie Childress, joined by the Master Chorale of South Florida and four soloists at the Adrienne Arsht Center.

The Multicultural Arts Center will host a family-friendly Día de los Muertos celebration in East Cambridge featuring live mariachi music, folkloric dance, bilingual storytelling, and community altar-making activities.

The Hennepin Arts Board of Directors appointed Kimberly Motes, former Executive Director of Chicago Shakespeare Theater, as President and CEO. Motes brings over three decades of arts leadership experience to the Minneapolis-based performing arts organization.

The Coronet Theatre will present a series of multi-disciplinary performances spanning various art forms this November, continuing the venue's programming of diverse live events.

The Elgin Symphony Orchestra will perform its annual Holiday Spectacular Concert at Raue Center for the Arts in Crystal Lake. The regional orchestra, founded in 1950, is known for innovative programming and community engagement.

The 67th annual Emmy Award-winning free holiday show moves to a new date and expands from one performance to two 90-minute shows, with a Christmas Eve broadcast on PBS SoCal.

CAPA's Education and Engagement Department launches the second season of CAPA Community Creates, a free program featuring four sessions in creative writing, spoken word, and performance led by poet Cynthia Amoah at the Idea Foundry in Columbus.

Alex and Olmsted's award-winning puppet show about an astronaut stranded on an alien planet will perform at the Aronoff Center's Jarson-Kaplan Theater.

Attorney and stand-up comedian Jon Bramnick, who holds the title of New Jersey's Funniest Lawyer, will perform at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center with special guest Vinnie Brand.

Strawdog Theatre Company's ninth annual production of HERSHEL AND THE HANUKKAH GOBLINS will feature returning cast members and new performers in the hour-long family holiday show with live music and puppets.

Yorktown Stage will present ANNIE with Valentina Miller in the title role and Monica M. Wemitt as Miss Hannigan. The production marks the 50th anniversary of the Tony-winning musical.

Tony and Grammy-winning artist Leslie Odom, Jr. will perform at Reynolds Hall, featuring selections from the American Songbook, pop favorites and musical theater classics including songs from HAMILTON.