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The Brunel Museum will host a season of autumn programming beneath the Thames, including opera, comedy nights, a pub quiz and a Halloween lantern tour of Rotherhithe's history.

Manu Pilas ha publicado su propia versión de “Belong To Someone”, tema de The Lost Boys, después de descubrir recientemente el musical y confesar que no ha parado de escuchar su disco.

Theater for the New City will present an archival exhibit marking 55 years of its Summer Street Theater, featuring photos, recordings, costumes and props at its gallery in New York City.

Theatre 40 will present the world premiere of a new play adapted from Edgar Allan Poe's Dupin mysteries, written and directed by John Strysik in Beverly Hills.

theSpaceUK will close out its Edinburgh Fringe run with new productions including WHO WE ARE NOW, SWING GUM and NUNS OF FURY! across multiple venues.

I Love You Because is your typical rom-com with cute duets, silly jokes, and flawed characters that showcase exactly how love can be messy.

What did our critic think of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at Centennial Park Bandshell?

Last year Tom Ballard was cancelled after a routine about the outlawing of the seig heil in Victoria and Elon Musk’s bizarre choice of gesture at Trump’s inauguration was recorded by an audience member who then wrote about it in the media.

The Actors' Gang in Culver City will present an eight-show season featuring THE WOMEN OF LOCKERBIE, THE EXONERATED, new works, and family-friendly programming.

A fast-paced, clever and thoroughly entertaining show, Apple & Eve impressed me with its talented four-person cast, sharp comic timing, excellent singing and remarkable character work. The seamless costume changes and strong pace reflected the quality of the rehearsal, while the playful treatment of AI managed to be both funny and thought-provoking. I’d love to see this energetic production taken to a larger stage.

Family-friendly entertainment that appeals across a wide range of ages

100A Productions will open its new season with fully staged shows and Industry Night readings exploring memory and storytelling, including I SAW THE LIGHTS starring Jaston Williams.

Arthur Hull returns with an updated version of his blockbusting musical cabaret celebrating Theatreland's casualties. This love letter to Broadway and the West End features a motley assortment of the misunderstood, critically panned and financially catastrophic musical misfires, including forgotten gems and pleas for redemption!

Joshua M. Feder is “over the moon” to be helming this production of RENT for Art House Productions.

Samuel D. Hunter's LEWISTON will run at The Hive in Lancaster, directed by Jimmy Damore, using a pay-what-you-decide ticketing model with no fixed prices.

Wisconsin songwriter Heather Sawyer, performing as Heather The Jerk, released the track "Hello" ahead of her upcoming vinyl LP Scroll If You Love Devil, out via Mpls Ltd.

Recently, we had the chance to chat with Jinkx Monsoon about her return to Oh, Mary!. We discussed what first made her want to be a part of the play on Broadway, what it has been like returning to the same role in a different country and even what she thinks has made Oh, Mary! so successful on both sides of the pond.

What did our critic think of NEXT TO NORMAL at Limelight Theatre?

The Seattle-based artist released her first new music since the acclaimed album BLACK THUNDER, arriving amid a busy summer touring schedule that includes festival dates and hometown shows.

Brandi Carlile's concert film, recorded at Minneapolis' Target Center in response to ICE actions in the city, has raised more than $750,000 for The Advocates for Human Rights.

BJRNCK expanded her debut album A GIRL LIKE ME with a deluxe edition featuring five new tracks and a music video for "Radio Love" with Fetty Wap, released via Interscope/Geffen Records.

BroadwayWorld talks with the creators of FRANKENSTEIN: RESURRECTION, an original musical based on Mary Shelley’s iconic horror novel. The show opens at The Nocturne Theatre in Glendale on September 11.

Ruth B. has released her third studio album, PEACE TO MAKE, co-produced by Grammy winner Cole M.G.N., exploring the path from heartbreak to healing across twelve tracks.

Tiger La Flor released her EP HOLLYWOODLAND along with the title track, a cinematic pop song exploring dating and heartbreak in Los Angeles.

Nashville singer-songwriter Thomas Day released "will you be coming around?" via Arista Records, a breezy indie-pop track exploring the fear of losing someone you love, produced with RUDEY.