The 13th annual Americas Film Festival New York will present feature films, documentaries, and shorts exploring historical memory, migration, identity, and music across the Americas. All screenings and programs are free and open to the public.
Soprano Brandie Inez Sutton will perform at 54 Below in a two-night engagement featuring arias, art songs, spirituals, jazz, pop, classical, Broadway, and Disney classics directed by Richard Jay-Alexander.
TLC's SISTER WIVES returns with Christine, Janelle, and Meri navigating life after polygamy, each pursuing new relationships and personal journeys while managing family connections and unresolved emotions.
The romantic drama directed by Rachel Morrison and starring Margaret Qualley and Gabriel Basso had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, with cast members Aaron Pierre, Patrick Schwarzenegger, and Catherine Keener in attendance.
W Magazine's Editor-in-Chief Sara Moonves and LOEWE Creative Directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez hosted an intimate dinner at Matsuhisa ahead of the Emmy Awards, celebrating this year's nominees and nominated projects.
BAFTA North America gathered television industry talent including Sarah Pidgeon, Katherine LaNasa, Michael Urie, Richard Gadd, Sarah Snook, and Tom Pelphrey at its annual TV Tea Party in Los Angeles to celebrate the year in television and support its Learning, Inclusion and Talent programs.
Electric Press Productions announced the cast for CINDERELLA: AN IMMERSIVE PANTOMIME EXPERIENCE at the National Trust's historic East Riddlesden Hall. Meg Kent will play Cinderella alongside Elle Vosque as fairy godmother Peggy.
Based on the 1964 Great Alaskan Earthquake, DOWN TO CHANCE follows radio reporter Genie Chance as she broadcasts live during a crisis. The two-person play, written by and starring Ellie Jay Cooper alongside Robert Merriam, will visit 14 venues across South East England.
Broadway and recording artist Karen Mason will mark the release of her 10th album with a special performance at Birdland in New York City. The live recording captures Mason performing songs spanning her decades-long career.
Theatre Pro Rata announced its production of THE HIRED MAN by Minneapolis playwright Heather Meyer, directed by Jennie Ward. The play examines family secrets and identity on a Wyoming cattle ranch, blending classical tragedy with magical realism.
Portland Playhouse will present Douglas Lyons' romantic comedy TABLE 17, in which audiences are seated inside a fictional restaurant as two exes reunite for the first time in two years.
Ella Bruccoleri leads the cast of Alexander Zeldin's modern tragedy THE OTHER PLACE as it begins its European tour at Théâtre de la Ville, Paris from September 19-26, followed by stops in Luxembourg and Switzerland.
Spartan Theatre at Spokane Falls Community College announced its 59th season lineup, featuring contemporary drama, musical theatre, Theatre for Young Audiences and new works. Students and community members will collaborate on productions ranging from Nick Robideau's THE DARK ARTS FOR BEGINNERS to Starkid's FIREBRINGER!
ROCK THE COAST, an inclusive live music event created by people living with disability, will take place at Victor Harbor Town Hall. The event will feature Galactic Jelly and DJ Adventure Dave.
A musical revue featuring songs from Fraggle Rock, Labyrinth, and other Jim Henson productions will play two performances at the Museum of Moving Image as part of the institution's celebration of Jim Henson's 90th birthday.
Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre announced its 66th season lineup, featuring six productions including LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: THE MUSICAL, THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE, THE COLOR PURPLE, FATHER OF THE BRIDE, THE LITTLE FOXES, ALWAYS … PATSY CLINE, and IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE.
Some people know innately who they are and what they stand for. Within minutes of any interaction with Craig Morgan, it’s clear God, family, and country are his foundation. The veteran hitmaker continues to celebrate those pillars on his new EP, American Soundtrack. “I try to celebrate God, family, and country in my music and in everything I do,” the Tennessee native says. “That’s what I have always done, and I’ve come to realize it’s my platform. I don’t stress about things as much as I used to. I just try to write, sing, produce, and play the best music that we can and go where I think God wants me to be.”
It’s the kind of story you read about in books and watch on the big screen at the movies. For the band ALABAMA, it’s not just a story; it’s their life. It’s a classic American tale of rags to riches. From humble beginnings picking cotton in the fields to international stars that went on to sell millions of albums while changing the face and sound of country music.
Vertical acquired U.S. rights to director Jaume Collet-Serra's reimagining of the 1993 action film, featuring Lily James and Pierce Brosnan in a thriller set in the Dolomites.
MR. IRRELEVANT tells the true story of John Tuggle, the last NFL draft pick selected by the New York Giants in 1983. The film stars David Corenswet and Michael Shannon.
Opening night for Placer Rep’s Dracula, an interactive melodrama is made particularly special as it is the very first opportunity the company has had to tour a show to Loomis, CA, before it continues its regional tour.
NYC-based actress Valerie David is making her comeback from cancer, beating the odds, to make a return to the stage to perform her award-winning solo show, Baggage From BaghDAD: Becoming My Father's Daughter.
Anuparna Roy's LOVERS IN THE BLUE NIGHT received the NETPAC Award for Best Asian Film at the Venice International Film Festival, marking the filmmaker's second consecutive award at the festival.
What Had Happened Was...follows Marcellus Turner, a passionate Los Angeles City Councilman and community advocate determined to create meaningful change for the people he represents.
Chance Theater will present its 2027 season in Anaheim, featuring the Tony Award-winning musical COME FROM AWAY alongside THE COUNTER, DOG MOM, AVENUE Q, and THE GLASS MENAGERIE.
