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Second Stage Theater just announced complete casting for the upcoming Broadway premiere of THE FANTASTICKS, directed and  choreographed by Christopher Gattelli.  The company of THE FANTASTICKS will feature Maxim Chlumecky (Appropriate, Harry Potter and the Cursed  Child) as The Boy (Matt), Kevin del Aguila (Some Like It Hot, Frozen) as The Man Who Dies (Mortimer), David  Patrick Kelly (Once, The Warriors) as The Old Actor (Henry), Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer (Spamalot, Beetlejuice) as Matt’s Mother (Mildred Hucklebee), Nathan Levy (& Juliet, Aladdin) as The Boy (Lewis), Ruthie Ann Miles (Sweeney Todd, The King and I) as Lewis’ Mother (Bessie Mae Bellomy), Zane Phillips (“The Comeback,” “Mid Century Modern,” Fire Island) as The Narrator (El Gallo), and Ahmad Simmons (Illinoise, Hadestown) as The  Mute. Mr. Phillips will be making his Broadway debut.  

Alternative rock band EARSHOT released the single and music video for LOVE LEFT, with frontman Wil Martin discussing anxiety following Chris Cornell's death as inspiration for the song.

Under the Radar has revealed highlights of its 22nd festival. Get a glimpse of the visions and perspectives from New York and around the world converging across the city for Under the Radar 2027.

Jack Grisham and the Life Undone released "Anthem," the fourth single from their upcoming self-titled debut album, available exclusively via Coda Music ahead of its wider digital release.

THE VAN PELT will release the single and video for A VORALBERG OF THE MIND, a preview of their upcoming album REMAIN OBSCURE on Ernest Jenning Record Co.

Jim James released the single and video for "Lost Child" ahead of his solo album WOWED OUT, out Friday, August 28. His acoustic headline tour opens November 28 in Louisville, KY.

TAFELMUSIK will open its 48th concert season at Koerner Hall with a program featuring Beethoven and Farrenc, led by conductor Jakob Lehmann in his Tafelmusik debut.

A producer of cabaret, Pier Lamia Porter has stepped into the light and an audience has discovered a new star.

Ultimately, it’s difficult to single out what Stephens wants to say here. Leaving aside the logistics of the events, which only make sense when you don’t look into them too much, the story feels flat. Even running at two hours (plus an interval), where the first half consists of a lengthy set-up for the second act, the ending is muddled and rushed. The company is charming and the characters most definitely grow on you, but it’s rather indecisive and inconclusive in its aims. 

Open Fist Theatre Company is presenting a rare revival of Marisol, the Obie-winning work by Puerto Rican playwright José Rivera, whose powerfully poetic language creates a dreamlike blend of magical realism in this darkly funny, apocalyptic fable about survival, faith and hope. I spoke with Open Fist associate artistic director Amanda Weier about her vision for directing the play which runs September 12 through October 24 at Atwater Village Theatre

Jackie Draper will return to the Laurie Beechman Theatre with a new cabaret show celebrating composer Michel Legrand, featuring musicians Gregory Toroian, Tom Hubbard, Ron Tierno, and Robbyn Tongue.

Cherry Lane Theatre has unveiled fall programming featuring Milo Cramer's School Pictures and the world premiere of Eliya Smith's Two Girls, with performances beginning October 7.

MINIONS AND MONSTERS, the third installment in the Minions franchise, is now available on digital platforms ahead of its physical release from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment.

Phoenix Theatre Ensemble will present the fifth annual Phoenix Festival in Nyack, featuring 14 live arts events including theatre, dance, comedy, and immersive experiences across village venues.

Get a first listen to Alan Menken performing a new song from the stage adaptation of Tangled. In the video, the Disney Legend reveals that the song happens when Rapunzel 'comes to realize the damage that Mother Gothel has done.'

Jim Henson's musical, fun-loving Fraggles are dancing their cares away across North America and coming to ATG San Francisco's Golden Gate Theatre in November.

Ground Floor Theatre’s production of Emiliana: A Revolution Cabaret blends Mexican history, queer identity, music, comedy, and tragedy in a bold theatrical experience. Jessica Peña Torres, Rai González Cartagena, and Diana Patricia Guizado make this original work unforgettable.

Gary Marks will release a previously unreleased 2007 track as a bonus single tied to his novel THE DANCE AND THE DIAMOND SKY and recent LP CROSSROADS.

Tickets for the Eccles Theater engagement of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, the first North American touring production of the musical presented by Disney in over 25 years, will go on sale to the public in August.

xBirdland Jazz Club will present the return of crooning troubadour and nouveau vaudevillian Bryce Edwards in “The Frivolity Hour”. Once more, Bryce will share his original brand of hot traditional jazz and early 20th century popular music.

ABC's primetime lineup will include the JEOPARDY! MASTERS season finale, new episodes of R.J. DECKER and 9-1-1: NASHVILLE, plus a 9/11 tribute special and college football.

Focus Features has greenlit Old Friends New Friends, a comedy written and directed by Mike Birbiglia starring Lucas Hedges, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Geraldine Viswanathan, and Dylan Gelula.

Colin Newman and Malka Spigel's Immersion released the title track and video from their new album WHAT IS LOST WILL RETURN, due September 4, and announced a fall UK tour.

Few streets are as redolent with the history of British theatre as Drury Lane, in the heart of Covent Garden. So famous is it, in fact, that The Theatre Royal – which has occupied the space between Catherine Street and Drury Lane itself since 1663 – is more often referred to by its address than by its own name. And yet, we know surprisingly little about the theatre’s early history. Almost all of its original records, including any illustration of what the original building looked like, were lost – probably in the fires that razed the structure twice, first in 1672, and again in 1809.

After garnering praise and awards for her debut cabaret, Therese Lee proves she isn't a one hit wonder with PENNIES FROM HEAVEN.