Open Scene will present the Florida premiere of the Puerto Rican contemporary theatre production BLANCO TEMBLOR, written and directed by Carola García López, at the Maitland Art Center as the closing performance of the International Performing Arts Festival.
The screen-used Batmobile from Tim Burton's 1992 BATMAN RETURNS will be offered at auction by Julien's Auctions and Turner Classic Movies, marking the first time the iconic vehicle has come to the auction block.
San Jose indie rock band THE ALBERT SQUARE released their sophomore album I (WISH I COULD) TALK TO PEOPLE via Asian Man Records, alongside a video for focus track It Takes A Genius.
NEA Jazz Master and 15-time GRAMMY winner Chucho Valdés releases his first solo piano album in 20 years, recorded as one continuous session with no edits. Landmark 85th birthday celebrations will take place at Jazz at Lincoln Center and Blue Note LA.
The Phantom of the Opera celebrates 40 years in the West End with an October 2026 gala at His Majesty's Theatre, reuniting alumni artists with the current cast.
Saxophonist and Grammy Award winner Paquito D'Rivera will perform at Kean University's Enlow Recital Hall in an evening combining live music with discussion of his artistic journey and cultural influences.
Not Quite Theatre co. presents a theatrical meditation examining the myth of artistic genius and how systems justify the harmful acts of acclaimed artists.
Cameron Mackintosh's new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's PHANTOM OF THE OPERA will play Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville from February 3-14. Tickets go on sale September 18.
Chicago's Bach in the City will open its second season with Fantasticus: Bach and Before on October 4 at DePaul University's Holtschneider Performance Center, featuring soprano Hannah De Priest, countertenor Ryan Belongie, violinist Amelia Sie and trumpeter Ryan Berndt.
Grammy-winning folk singer-songwriter Rhiannon Giddens will perform at Toronto's Massey Hall. The MacArthur fellow and Pulitzer Prize winner has centered her work on restoring overlooked contributions to American musical history.
Detroit Public Theatre announced new board officers and members, with Peter Van Dyke as Board Chair, Devon Meier as Treasurer, and Angelique Power as Secretary.
Jacob Ming-Trent's How Shakespeare Saved My Life has extended its New York premiere at The Public Theater through October 25, 2026. Tony Taccone directs the Red Bull Theater production.
Colt Coeur will honor Pulitzer Prize finalist Sarah Ruhl, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel, and board trustee Roberta Kelly at its annual benefit event in Brooklyn.
Metrograph will present a four-film retrospective featuring the US premiere of RYUICHI SAKAMOTO: DIARIES and a restored 1985 film, timed to a new English-language publication of Sakamoto's autobiography.
An eight-episode podcast hosted by Bethany Cosentino explores indie rock's rise from underground to mainstream through interviews with Death Cab for Cutie, The Shins, Spoon, and other pivotal artists and industry figures from the era.
Billy Bragg, Ruts DC, and Nine Below Zero will join the biographical play about Dr. Feelgood co-founder Wilko Johnson at the Palace Theatre in Southend. The run opens October 12 with a post-show Q&A featuring writer Jonathan Maitland and Dr. Charlie Chan.
The Royal Ballet, The Royal Ballet School and Birmingham Royal Ballet unite for a special gala celebrating the School's 100 years. The programme features heritage works and three world premieres at the Royal Opera House.
Ventriloquist Jeff Dunham will bring his ensemble of characters to the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, North Carolina.
The two-time GRAMMY Award-winning singer and Pulitzer Prize winner will perform as part of the MPAC Presents Culture Collective Series at the Milwaukee venue.
Andrea Bocelli and Jennifer Hudson record Diane Warren's original song 'One Right Here' for the MASERATI: THE BROTHERS film soundtrack, marking Warren's first collaboration with Bocelli.
Penn Jillette (Penn & Teller) and Piff The Magic Dragon will tour the UK for the first time with PIFF & POP'S MAGIC SHOPPE, opening in Bournemouth on September 10 and running through Glasgow on September 21. The show features both performers' solo acts and a collaborative finale.
The horror production will present a new Scottish tour this autumn. The show returns with fresh programming for regional audiences.
Samuel Simon, a former public interest lawyer who worked with Ralph Nader, performs his autobiographical play confronting his Alzheimer's disease diagnosis at the United Solo Theatre Festival.
Luis Alfaro's world premiere explores Chicano life in California's San Joaquin Valley, centering on a Pentecostal church community in Earlimart facing immigration raids and personal transformation.
Vanguard University will present the classic musical comedy ONCE UPON A MATTRESS at its Lyceum Theater in Costa Mesa. The production features a comedic retelling of the Princess and the Pea fairy tale with direction by Susan K. Berkompas.
