Jenn Colella, Santino Fontana, Liz Callaway, Judy Collins and more will perform at the American Songbook Association's October 5 gala honoring Richard Maltby, Jr., David Shire, Marty Granoff and Perry Granoff.
San Francisco Opera and the San Francisco Opera Orchestra reached a tentative agreement on a new four-year contract after a week of negotiations, with the deal subject to ratification.
Westport Country Playhouse will present the Off-Broadway comedy RENT CONTROL, written by and starring Evan Zes. Based on Zes's true story, the play follows an aspiring actor whose moneymaking scheme involving a rent-controlled apartment spirals out of control.
TimeLine Theatre will host a fundraising luncheon with Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jonathan Eig and playwright Jessica Huang discussing the creation of the world premiere production THE BIRTH OF THE PILL, moderated by journalist Natalie Moore.
Chicago's Goodman Theatre completed its 100th anniversary season with 300,000 attendees across 4,000 performances and events, including 290 sold-out shows and 100 free community theater acts reaching all 50 Chicago wards.
McCarter Theatre Center announced the cast for its annual production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL, with Cameron Knight returning as Ebenezer Scrooge. The production will be adapted and directed by Lauren Keating.
WP Theater and Signature Theatre Company present the world premiere of FISH, a darkly comedic coming-of-age play written by Melis Aker and directed by Tatiana Pandiani, starring Alyssa May Gold and Sara Haider.
Forza Dance presents its signature SHINDIG at Ailey Citigroup Theater, marking the women-led company's fifth season with an immersive repertory program that extends beyond traditional performance into interactive community gathering.
Renaissance Theaterworks opens its 34th season with the world premiere of Cara Johnston's dark comedy about a pastor's wife confronting faith, power and public ministry. Directed by María Amenábar Farias and featuring Libby Amato and Marcella Kearns.
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW returns to New York with original cast members Barry Bostwick, Nell Campbell, and Patricia Quinn for a special performance at Town Hall featuring a costume contest, live interaction, and meet-and-greet opportunities.
San José Chamber Orchestra will present a season-opening tribute to founder Barbara Day Turner, who is stepping down after 35 years of leadership. The program features new and commissioned works performed at St. Francis Episcopal in San Jose.
GALA will present the world premiere of a bilingual play for young audiences by Mexican playwright Antonio Zúñiga, directed by Venezuelan Mauricio Pita. The production explores the Mexican Revolution through memory, corridos, and myth.
Theatre Above the Law will present GRIMM 6.0, Michael Dalberg's new adaptation of Brothers Grimm stories, October 9-November 1 at the Jarvis Square Theater in Chicago.
Island City Stage will revive Michael Leeds' comedy about five men dressed as Joan Crawford at a surprise birthday party that turns deadly. The production runs in Fort Lauderdale with tickets on sale.
The San Francisco Symphony appoints conductor Manfred Honeck as Festival Director, a newly created role in which he will conceive and lead an annual multi-week festival exploring themes of human experience through symphonic works.
The Florida Theatre Board of Directors unanimously voted Kevin Stone as president and PC Bryant as board chair, marking new leadership for the historic Jacksonville performing arts venue.
New Hampshire Theatre Project will present a four-part Theatre for Life Workshop Series featuring theatre games, improvisation, storytelling, and problem-solving led by veteran practitioners including CJ Lewis, Beth Daily, and Genevieve Aichele.
The Des Moines Metro Opera board extended General and Artistic Director Michael Egel's contract, recognizing his leadership in expanding the company's artistic ambitions and national profile since 2013.
The one-woman show about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, written by Tony Award winner Rupert Holmes and starring Michelle Azar, arrives at Southern Theatre on January 19, 2027, as part of a 23-city national tour.
The Revada Arts Center will open in Southwest Washington, DC, as a shared home for Theater Alliance, IN Series, and 4EYE Film Center. The multidisciplinary arts hub features a black box theater, cinema, micro-proscenium, rehearsal studio, and community space.
The classical ballet will be performed with live orchestra accompaniment at Genesee Theatre.
Maryam Basir, star of AMC's Lace, will take on the traditionally male role of attorney Flint in Ruth Stage's Off-Broadway production of Ayn Rand's courtroom drama, joining previously announced cast member Christa B. Allen.
Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts will present holiday-themed concerts, house tours, tea musicales, and workshops at its Katonah, NY estate, including CHRISTMAS WITH CANTUS and programs in collaboration with Juilliard Extension.
Saxophonist and Grammy Award winner Paquito D'Rivera will perform at Kean University's Enlow Recital Hall in an evening combining live music with discussion of his artistic journey and cultural influences.
Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre will present Eleanor Burgess's two-character play starring Georgerinna Farley and Jesi Mullins. The production examines a debate between a Black student and white professor over a thesis about slavery's role in the American Revolution.
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