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STARZ and Verizon ended negotiations, resulting in the removal of all STARZ channels, on-demand service, and the STARZ app from Verizon Fios. The streaming company stated Verizon showed unwillingness to negotiate.

Al Seed Productions will present THRICE, a choral performance responding to Shakespeare's Macbeth, across venues in Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee, and Edinburgh.

Julia Labusch's new play will run at the Rat Theater in Brooklyn, following a lighthouse keeper confronting his past after years of isolation.

Tickets for the North American tour of The Great Gatsby at Tennessee Performing Arts Center will go on sale October 2 for performances March 5–14, 2027.

Treks to New York for this self-proclaimed theater nerd always includes two things: Seeing as many shows as possible and daily visits to Schmackerys for their delicious cookies. Packing a four day weekend with seven shows doesn't allow a lot of time for dining, so grabbing a slice of pie or a hot dog from a street vendor become dining staples. Now that some producers have moved their matinees to Thursday, it makes seven shows possible: Matinee and evening performances on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, with a single show on Friday evening. Planning is essential to know what shows have matinees on Thursday and what show are not dark on Sunday evenings.

Richard Bermudez and Peyton Crim on tackling Jean Valjean and Inspector Javert in 5-Star Theatricals’ Les Misérables, reuniting after Anastasia, and how the musical's epic scale will come to life in Thousand Oaks.

Collaboraction Theatre will present the world premiere of MUD LIFE, a new play by G. Riley Mills and Willie Round inspired by North Lawndale, at its House of Belonging venue in Chicago. The season also features a gala and more.

54 Below will present performers from Broadway, cabaret, jazz, and entertainment, including artists in October, including Jenn Colella, Ali Ewoldt, Christine Ebersole and more.

Theatrical costume designer and artist Beaver Bauer presents a fifty-year retrospective at the San Francisco Public Library Main Branch, displaying five decades of artistic work. The free exhibition runs in the Jewett Gallery and Koret Lobby.

The upcoming production of the 1955 musical written by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross (music and lyrics) and Douglass Wallop and George Abbott (book) will star Neil Patrick Harris as Applegate, Julianne Hough as Lola, and Austin Scott as Young Joe Hardy. It will play Broadway’s Marquis Theatre, which incidentally, hosted the first revival of the show from 1994-1995. The 2027 production will be the second Broadway revival for the perennially popular property which has been a favorite in schools and communities since it made a splash during musical theatre’s Golden Age. 

The Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival announced its 35th anniversary lineup featuring world premieres, retrospective screenings, and an inaugural Oscar-focused roundtable with international filmmakers.

Today’s subject Steven Huynh is currently living his theatre life on tour as the lead character Oliver in the National Tour of Maybe Happy Ending. The Tony Award winning musical is currently “Hitting the Road” across the country including a stop here in DC at the National Theatre from October 6th to 11th.

Asolo Repertory Theatre will develop My Favorite Year, with a score by the Tony Award-winning team of Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens, and book by Joseph Dougherty, in a workshop.

FRIGID New York will present the 15th annual Gotham Storytelling Festival, featuring personal narratives centered on displacement and belonging, with performances by storytellers including Marsha Brown, Dipti Bramhandkar, and Brad Lawrence.

The North American leg of the world tour of Operation Mincemeat is now underway! The North American leg of the Mincemeat World Tour launched at the Providence Performance Arts Center. Read the reviews here!

There’s a reason Tracey Yarad’s All These Pretty Things has won awards and enjoyed sold-out performances at the Edinburgh and Adelaide Fringe Festivals–and that’s because it is a fantastic one-woman show.

Nashville artist Elke released the second single from her upcoming album BIG MIKE, a The Virgin Suicides-influenced track that marks a stripped-down departure from her previous work.

Independent label FLG Records celebrates new releases including THE HOWLERS' final single ahead of their sophomore album, Corella's second record, and Kid Bookie's collaboration.

Gothic folk singer-songwriter Kira McSpice announced THE HOUSE, the third installment of her four-part series documenting a spiritual journey to a house resembling her childhood home. The album will be released via Danger Collective.

RJ Theatre Company and TAL Media announced the third annual CIRCLE THEATER FESTIVAL, a three-week limited engagement featuring raw, independent storytelling at an Off-Broadway venue.

Arnold Schwarzenegger returns to the Christmas genre after 30 years, starring as Santa Claus in a holiday heist film alongside Alan Ritchson, Awkwafina, and Ken Jeong.

Houston-born singer-songwriter Emma Ogier has signed to Lost Highway Records and will release her debut album FLY 1111. Produced by David Baron, the album examines the costs and sacrifices of leading a creative life.

Playhouse Square released individual tickets for three touring Broadway productions in the 2026-27 KeyBank Broadway Series. BOOP! The Musical, MAYBE HAPPY ENDING, and BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB will perform at the Connor Palace.

Comedian Lee Ridley, known as Lost Voice Guy, will launch a UK tour with his new show THE CEREBRAL PALSY PUPPET, marking his first tour in five years.

First, it was a runaway best-selling novel, then a globetrotting film starring Tom Hanks; now the newest iteration of The Da Vinci Code makes its way to the stage. The Indiana Repertory Theater’s season opener is a fast-paced thriller that tackles symbolism throughout the ages as a professor gets swept up in a conspiracy during a trip to Paris.