Tectonic Theater Project's Pulitzer Prize finalist HERE THERE ARE BLUEBERRIES will begin a limited engagement at the Barrymore Theatre, directed by Moisés Kaufman in a co-production with La Jolla Playhouse.
Blackfriars Theatre will open its 77th season with EUREKA DAY, a comedy about a vaccine outbreak that fractures a progressive school community in Berkeley, California.
A stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf's MRS DALLOWAY, co-created by Jen Heyes and Kit Green, will conclude its tour with three performances at HOME Manchester.
Palm Beach Symphony is accepting nominations for its Instrumental Music Teacher of the Year Award and the Lisa Bruna B-Major Award, honoring educators and high school seniors in Palm Beach County.
Island City Stage will present the Tony Award-winning comedy EUREKA DAY by Jonathan Spector, a satirical look at parenting, privilege and modern communication, in Fort Lauderdale.
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts announced the cast for its production of COME FROM AWAY, directed by Lani Brockman with musical direction by Sue Riney, featuring 12 local and regional actors.
Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE will perform on Kaatsbaan Cultural Park's outdoor Mountain Stage in Tivoli, New York, presenting WHERE THE LIGHT SHINES THROUGH and TORCH as part of the venue's Annual Festival.
Bassist and composer Emma Dayhuff released "Distance," the second single from her upcoming album MOUNTAINS, exploring longing within long-distance relationships.
The Australian post-punk band will release its debut album via Atlantic Records on Oct. 30, alongside new single "Crying With You" and expanded tour dates including Reading Festival, Riot Fest and Austin City Limits.
The Australian post-punk band announced its debut album, out October 30 via Atlantic Records, alongside new single "Crying With You" and a run of festival dates including Riot Fest and Austin City Limits.
Pittsburgh darkwave-shoegaze band LOWSUNDAY released 'Someone To Talk To,' a new single from its BLACK EP that examines loneliness, betrayal and misplaced trust through shimmering guitars and dream-pop textures.
Ronald K. Brown's EVIDENCE will perform WHERE THE LIGHT SHINES THROUGH and TORCH on Kaatsbaan Cultural Park's outdoor Mountain Stage in Tivoli, NY, as part of the venue's Annual Festival.
Geffen Playhouse will present its annual Backstage at the Geffen fundraiser, honoring Bebe Neuwirth, Chris Paul and Harold A. Brown with awards recognizing artistic and community impact.
Theater Resources Unlimited will present a Community Gathering via Zoom featuring playwright and producer Tony Sportiello discussing his path to running AMT Theater in New York City.
Erykah Badu and The Alchemist have detailed their joint album, recorded over 18 months between Dallas and Los Angeles, alongside the new single "Witch Doctor."
Chinese American Bear, the duo of Anne Tong and Bryce Barsten, released a new single and video from their album DIM SUM & THEN SOME, out via Moshi Moshi Records.
Manhattan Theatre Club has revealed the latest recipients of their Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Initiative commissions for new theatrical works surrounding themes of science, math, and technology.
Harlem9 announced the full company of directors and actors for its 48HOURS IN…HARLEM® festival, marking 15 years and honoring Woodie King, Jr. and The New Federal Theatre.
Sun Valley Playwright's Residency named Talene Monahon, a Pulitzer Prize finalist for MEET THE CARTOZIANS, as its resident playwright, with new music by Will Butler.
Sun Valley Playwright's Residency has announced Talene Monahon as its 2026-2027 Resident Playwright. Learn more about the program and the playwright here.
The Leodis Prize will return to the Edinburgh Fringe following the acclaimed run of inaugural winner SANCTUARY, with a new venue to be announced.
Gingold Theatrical Group will stage a new gender-neutral adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's VILLAGE WOOING, directed by David Staller, in a limited four-performance run at The House of the Redeemer.
Fruit Box Theatre will bring CRUISE back to Sydney's Seymour Centre, a solo monologue tracing four decades of queer history through a man diagnosed with HIV in 1984.
Touchstone Theatre in Bethlehem will present a season of original works, community storytelling projects, and annual staples including THE POISONER and CHRISTMAS CITY FOLLIES.
Jaya S. Basu, Isabelle Fereshteh Sanatdar Stevens, and Andrew Aaron Valdez will develop new full-length plays through The People's Theatre's Playwrights Unit, culminating in the New Horizons Play Reading Festival in Inwood.
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