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by A.A. Cristi - Sep 18, 2026
The Corvettes Doo Wop Revue will return to Cheney Hall for a celebration of 1950s rock and roll featuring “Little Darlin',” “Earth Angel,” “Rock Around the Clock,” “Runaround Sue” and more.
by A.A. Cristi - Sep 18, 2026
The Gaiety Theatre announced its annual Christmas pantomime ROBIN HOOD, directed by Daryn Crosbie, with a cast including David James Whelan, Tara Flanagan, and David Crowley.
by A.A. Cristi - Sep 18, 2026
Co-creators Zenon Epp and Dan Clapson presented a concert event in Saskatoon featuring Canadian country-roots and soul artists, followed by the draft score for their new stage musical CHRISTMAS, ARIZONA THE MUSICAL with a live band. Check out photos of the show.
by Peter Danish - Sep 18, 2026
There are shows you see once, treasure, and file away as an artifact of a particular downtown moment that could never happen again. And then, every couple of decades, one of them proves you wrong. Arias with a Twist, back at HERE Arts Center in the very theater where it detonated in 2008, is not a nostalgia trip. It is a resurrection, and it is glorious.
by Michael Major - Sep 18, 2026
Shakespeare Theatre Company has shared new video promoting THE SCORE, its U.S. premiere production starring Brian Cox as Johann Sebastian Bach, now running at Harman Hall in Washington, D.C. Watch the video!
by Michael Major - Sep 18, 2026
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis shared a new trailer for its production of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, now running at the Loretto-Hilton Center. Watch the video now!
by Michael Major - Sep 18, 2026
Chicago Shakespeare Theater shared a trailer for PLAY ON!, its jazz musical retelling of Twelfth Night set to Duke Ellington's music, opening the company's 40th Anniversary Season.
by A.A. Cristi - Sep 18, 2026
Satinwood will present a folk-rock tribute concert celebrating the catalogs of Harry Chapin and Cat Stevens, drawing from Greatest Stories Live and Tea for the Tillerman.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
HBO has ordered the original drama series THE SPREAD, starring and executive produced by Academy Award winner Javier Bardem. The series will be directed by Matthew Vaughn and written by Bill Dubuque.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
2HOLLIS released the single SEX via Interscope Records, arriving as the artist was unveiled as i-D Magazine's cover star. The track follows his summer single Hurt.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
Yeat released the seven-track project COCOON, featuring the Drake collaboration MISS MY DAWG. The album also includes the track EARNËD IT, which has a music video available.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Marc Silver will release his eighth studio album, THE DARK OF OUR HYMN, featuring folk, Americana, bluegrass, blues, and rock. The album explores mortality, memory, ancestry, and queer love.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
Brooklyn band BE DECENT released their new album NOW'S THE TIME via Two Slices Records, accompanied by the single "Try Not To Die." The LP explores themes of mental health, financial instability, and social division.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
VALLEY announced their fourth studio album DO YOU NEED TO BE ENTERTAINED? arriving January 15, alongside new single and music video DON'T YOU FORGET ABOUT ME? out now. The JUNO-nominated alternative-pop band will bring the new era to life with a world tour across North America, the UK and Europe.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
The NYC and LA-based nonprofit theater company celebrates a decade serving 250 neurodivergent and disabled artists through full-scale productions and free performing arts classes.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
Emmy-winning documentarian Mat Hames follows decorated U.S. Army veteran Lt. Lee Alley as he returns to Vietnam more than 50 years after the war, confronting a past he spent decades trying to leave behind.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
Americana singer-songwriter J. Killen released the single 'White Light,' a harmony-laden roots-rocker featuring pedal steel, ahead of his sophomore album DEPRESSION DOLLARS.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
The '90s Midwest emo and shoegaze pioneers' complete remastered discography, including unearthed recordings and rare 7" tracks, is now available through Forge Again Records.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
FX unveiled a trailer for the AMERICAN HORROR STORY: 13 official podcast, featuring cast members Sarah Paulson and Emma Roberts interviewing one another ahead of the season's premiere.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 18, 2026
Kenny Chesney appeared on THE VIEW to discuss the inspiration behind his 21st studio album, SILVER SANDS MARINA, and his upcoming 19-stop stadium tour.
by A.A. Cristi - Sep 18, 2026
Santa Fe Desert Chorale and The VOCES8 Foundation USA announced a new partnership providing professional performance and training opportunities for early-career singers in the VOCES8 US Scholars Program during the Desert Chorale's Summer Festival.
by Andrea Stephenson - Sep 18, 2026
Audiences looking for a fun evening of light-hearted entertainment, will thoroughly enjoy Hanover Little Theatre’s production of Once Upon a Mattress.
by Rob Levy - Sep 18, 2026
The perfect aperitif for the company’s season, the play boasts an incredible cast, amazing costumes, and plenty of emotional heft. Set during a time of extreme political darkness, the theatrical gravitas derived from Alcott’s novel once again reminds us of the potency of words, connection, and togetherness.
by Peter Danish - Sep 18, 2026
For eighteen seasons, Leona Mitchell's voice filled the Metropolitan Opera House, one of the grandest stages in American music. As a leading spinto soprano, she brought dramatic weight and soaring color to roles like Aida, Liù in Turandot, and both Leonoras in Verdi's La Forza del Destino and Il Trovatore. She sang for four U.S. presidents. She stood before audiences at Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, and opera houses across Europe and beyond. By any measure, Leona Mitchell built one of the great careers in American opera.
by A.A. Cristi - Sep 18, 2026
An artist-run exhibition will occupy a former Duane Reade storefront and a 14th-floor office space at 260 Madison Avenue, bringing together established and emerging artists working in sculpture, new media, and video.
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