Ma-Yi Theater Company announced its 2027 season programming, beginning with the world premiere of MAGNO RUBIO: THE MUSICAL from February 20 through March 30, 2027, at Theatre Row in Manhattan, followed by YOU SEEM SAD in April.
Centre Stage will present professional staged readings of three finalist plays in downtown Greenville. One play will be selected for production next season. Admission is free.
Comedian Michael Blaustein announced his BAD BAD BOY tour with 30 North American dates, including a stop at Greensboro's Tanger Center on January 17, 2027. Tickets go on sale October 23.
Comedian and actor Eric Andre will return to West Palm Beach for a one-night-only performance of his Subtle tour on August 12, 2027.
The pagan folk band FAUN will perform at Boulder Theater as part of their USA and Canada tour. The group has released gold- and platinum-nominated albums over their 25-year career.
A symposium at The New School will explore Aziz Hazara: Coming Home, an exhibition of items discarded during the 2021 withdrawal from Bagram Airfield, through artist talks and panel discussions on war's material and human toll.
Steve Martin's comedy about marriage and desire will open at American Stage in St. Petersburg, Florida, featuring Michael Gregory, Cynthia Beckert, Dylan Barlowe, and Darilyn Castillo.
Brandon Collins hosts the critically acclaimed comedy show at the New York Comedy Festival, featuring comedians and podcasters recounting overlooked Black history stories.
The National Ballet of Canada announced the 2025/26 season award winners, recognizing Connor Hamilton, Alexander Skinner, Isabelle Bratt, Felix Russell, and Celia Morrison for their artistic achievements and dedication.
Theatre Harrisburg announced the 32nd Arts Awards, recognizing achievements in regional theater. The ceremony will celebrate past honorees and the event's history.
Youth America Grand Prix presented Fresh Voices in Dance, featuring 50 dancers and eight emerging choreographers at the Doris Duke Theatre, marking the inaugural public presentation of works from the Marcella Hymowitz Creative Fellowship for Choreography. See photos from the event.
The Theater Project in Union, New Jersey is accepting submissions for its 25th annual Young Playwrights Competition open to high school students statewide. Winners will receive cash prizes and have their plays performed by professional actors.
Gene Palma, a Weston resident and longtime theatergoer, has been appointed chair of Weston Theater Company's Board of Trustees and Executive Committee, bringing decades of leadership experience.
Theater for the New City will present a work-in-progress reading of The Bird Is Done, a new family dramedy by Michael Fishman, on Monday, November 9, 2026, at 7 p.m. Directed by Jim Semmelman.
The VERONA QUARTET will perform at Shriver Hall alongside saxophonist Steven Banks in his Baltimore debut, featuring works by Mozart, Theofanidis, and Dvořák.
The Pasadena Symphony will present Brahms' First Symphony and Barber's Violin Concerto at Ambassador Auditorium, featuring violinist Benjamin Beilman and conductor Brett Mitchell.
Next Act Theatre will present the world premiere of THE BOYS FROM BARABOO, a musical play about the Ringling Brothers written by Heidi Armbruster and directed by Cody Estle.
Singer-songwriter Katie Pruitt will perform at Globe Hall in Denver. The Americana artist is touring in support of her latest album FOOLS FOR THE FLEETING.
Peter Shaffer's modern classic will be mounted by Vancouver artists at Performance Works on Granville Island, featuring multi-casting, immersive staging, and multimedia elements.
The New York Neo-Futurists will present two special Halloween performances of THE INFINITE FRIGHT, featuring 30 short plays in 60 minutes, with a family-friendly matinee and late-night show at their Off-Broadway venue.
Nancy Bryant and Charles Tatelbaum joined the board of the Broward Performing Arts Foundation, which supports the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale.
THE POISONER, a neo-noir thriller inspired by the Flint water crisis, concludes its seven-city national tour at Marygrove Theatre. Performances will include talkbacks with water activists and journalists from Michigan Radio.
Jenn Ficarra's one-act tragicomedy about grief and memory will open at the Circle Theater Festival, exploring secrets and sacrifice through the story of a widow unable to write her husband's eulogy.
El Espacio 23 will host an open studio event during Allapattah Night, a neighborhood celebration featuring galleries and art spaces. Visitors can meet artists in residence Gonzalo Guzmán, Ulises Mazzucca, and Mariana Rocha.
The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians' New York City Chapter will present two nights of performances at Roulette Intermedium in Brooklyn, featuring musicians including Thurman Barker, J D Parran, and David Virelles.
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