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In a rental in Florida, Abigail is helping Alice to pack: the Nobel Prize winner and decorated scientist is leaving Earth to further space research. The two sisters haven’t spoken in seven years. Alex Rugman delivers a tender representation of sisterhood. Dorothea Myer-Bennett and Meghan Treadway are gently impressive, slowly pulling back the layers of sororal loyalty and love to reveal a quiet reflection on resentment and inadequacy. Anna Ledwich directs an unhurried production that tends to its humour as much as it cherishes its emotional side. 

Cirque du Soleil's steampunk spectacular will run at London's Royal Albert Hall for a seven-week limited engagement, marking the company's 30th anniversary at the historic venue.

Johnnie Cruise Mercer will present THE GOOD NEWS SUITE, a dance work rooted in Black Baptist church traditions and featuring the world premiere of THE UNFORCED RHYTHMS OF GRACE at 92NY's Buttenwieser Hall.

Saxophonist and composer Dennis Mitcheltree will perform dates in New York, California and beyond in support of his upcoming album SEEING RED, with the third single 'Undocumented Language' available now.

New York Theatre Barn will present excerpts from two original musicals exploring women and gender-based violence, with a conversation featuring the writers and creative team.

THIS IS THE KIT announced its new album GHOST COAT, recorded at Rockfield Studios, alongside a new single and video for 'Skim a Stone.' The Paris-based group led by Kate Stables will headline dates including Big Ears Festival.

PBS's week of Sept. 23 features SING DEMOCRACY 250, a new FRONTLINE on online scams, NOVA premieres, and the Hispanic Heritage Awards.

Winifred Haun & Dancers will present HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN, featuring two world premieres and the return of the acclaimed work TRASHED at Ruth Page Center for the Arts in Chicago.

The White Plains Performing Arts Center will present the Tony Award-winning musical with a cast featuring Broadway veterans Donna Vivino, Jenn Gambatese, and more.

NOVA's documentary special examines the escalating military race to control Earth's orbit as nations compete for dominance over satellites critical to modern infrastructure and communication.

Arizona Theatre Matters will present an autoethnographic work by Jeanmarie Simpson examining trauma, creativity, and inclusive support. The performance features Rosemarie Dombrowski, PhD, with a sign language interpreter on stage.

When Suzie Miller brought Prima Facie to Broadway in 2023, the playwright sparked a conversation that stretched far beyond the walls of the Golden Theatre. Now, she's returning to New York with another play that asks audiences to wrestle with some complicated questions. Inter Alia, Miller's latest work, arrives on Broadway this fall starring Rosamund Pike, following its acclaimed run at London's National Theatre. And this time around, Miller knows a little more about what to expect from New York audiences.

Michael Apted's documentary about Soviet rock legend Boris Grebenshchikov returns in a newly remastered edition with an epilogue charting the musician's life as an exile and Putin critic.

The London Philharmonic Orchestra launches a free public listening wall created with the Royal College of Art and graphic designer Neville Brody, featuring work by eight postgraduate artists responding visually to orchestral music.

The fifth annual BREAKING THE BINARY THEATRE FESTIVAL will present staged readings and new plays by transgender, non-binary, and Two-Spirit+ theatre artists at MCC Theater in New York.

Pianist and composer Yaniv Taubenhouse released the first single from his fourth piano trio album, featuring Rick Rosato on bass and Jerad Lippi on drums, on Fresh Sound/New Talent.

It was something that just shot out of my brain when discussing with Jason Nodler, my co-artistic director, what shows we were considering for this current season, and it just wasn't even something we debated. It just sort of was like, well, we need to do Rhinoceros again.

Seasick Steve released his new album THE LAST SEASON OF AMERICA, a protest record featuring 10 tracks including a bilingual collaboration with Ricardo Arjona. The veteran performer will play live dates in New York, Los Angeles, and Nashville.

Orange Tree Theatre revealed the full cast for CRANFORD, an adaptation of Elizabeth Gaskell's novel by Lin Coghlan and Shaun McKenna, directed by Josh Roche and starring Tamsin Greig.

CBS released a Season 2 premiere trailer for CIA, previewing the covert task force's return as agents Colin Glass and Bill Goodman dig into new international plots.

Southwark Playhouse has posted a trailer for Night City, a drama about love, loss and gig economy workers, currently running at the London venue through October 3.

Clay Aiken will perform at The Newton Theatre in Newton, New Jersey, featuring songs from his new album and marking his return to recording after 18 years.

Writer-director Mike Young will pen and produce THE CHOP, a feature film based on the true story of gambling influencer Vegas Matt. Red Leaf Entertainment will produce the rags-to-riches drama.

The acclaimed female vocal trio will release HYSTERÆ, exploring archetypal representations of the feminine through world music traditions, original compositions, and works by women composers.

Some theatre shows defy the very nature of their definition. In 50 minutes, Taiwanese artist Chen Yi presents a new kind of storytelling, a hybrid creature born from the young marriage between tech and performance art. It’s difficult to say what Current/y is at its core. As Tu Livier controls her avatar with motion sensors strapped to her body, we are thrown into a world of algorithms and social media feeds. A curious duet starts, an elegant battle between humans and data, reality and virtuality. It’s an exceptionally cool experiment, one that needs the audience’s interpretative aptitude to be fully engaged to make sense.