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Opera Orlando announced $15 student and faculty rush tickets for all three performances of Puccini's MADAME BUTTERFLY at Steinmetz Hall. Students and faculty can purchase up to two tickets per valid ID starting two hours before each performance at the Dr. Phillips Center box office.

Olivier Award winner Rory Kinnear stars as John Maynard Keynes, the radical economist and member of the influential Bloomsbury Group who became the singular driving force behind arts funding in Britain and built a new and fairer financial model, that ultimately helped reshape the Western World in the aftermath of the First World War. Royal Ballet Principal Natalia Osipova makes her West End debut as the celebrated ballet dancer Lydia Lopokova, a soloist with Diaghilev's Ballets Russes who was considered the embodiment of the new era of modernist ballet.

Here’s my interview with Katherine Chou on directing a rare revival of The Dance and the Railroad, an early play by David Henry Hwang, why its message will still ring true to modern audiences, and how she handles representing the intersection of art and labor in its storyline.

Madison Opera will present Bellini's NORMA, a tale of a Druid priestess caught between love, duty, and revenge, set to a score of profound beauty and electrifying fury.

Tickets are on sale for the North American tour of THE SOUND OF MUSIC at Shea's Buffalo Theatre, running December 8–13. The production, directed by Jack O'Brien, marks the 65th anniversary of the musical's original stage debut.

North Shore Music Theatre will present Maury Yeston and Arthur Kopit's musical PHANTOM, featuring Sean Seamus Thompson, Madison Claire Parks, and Christian Probst in the lead roles.

National Chamber Ensemble marks two decades of chamber music programming in the Washington, D.C. region with an opening concert featuring works by Mendelssohn, Schubert, and Brahms at Gunston Arts Center in Arlington.

Tony-nominee Ann Hampton Callaway will perform Cole Porter classics at Herb Alpert's Vibrato Grill Jazz in Los Angeles, featuring songs she wrote with Porter and accompanied by jazz musicians.

Pasadena Dance Theatre will present THE NUTCRACKER at the San Gabriel Mission Playhouse, featuring choreography by Jessamyn Vedro and a cast of more than 60 dancers.

World Ballet Company will present a performance of SWAN LAKE in Sioux Falls. The classical ballet production is scheduled for October.

Rob Lowe tells Andy Cohen on WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE that a St. Elmo's Fire sequel is officially in development, 40 years after the Brat Pack classic.

Los Angeles band DRAG TALK released the single 'Would It Kill You' from their debut album DRINK THE OCEAN via MNRK Heavy. The track follows lead single 'Pony Up' and features shoegaze guitars and Britpop melodies.

Birdland Jazz Club and Birdland Theater will present nightly performances throughout October, featuring The Hot Sardines, Ron Carter, and birthday celebrations for Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk.

As the temperature begins to cool, and the days get shorter, we all start to feel a shift in the air. In order to create a routine that lasts, one must start by shifting your mindset from a massive overhaul, to simpler step-by-step adjustments.

Roger Waters will present an all-new live production featuring a 10-piece band led by his son Harry Waters, performing selections from Pink Floyd's 1971-1979 catalog.

Early music ensemble Sonnambula will premiere three 300-year-old airs by Baroque composer Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre, discovered in a rare 1712 book at the Morgan Library & Museum and never performed for modern audiences until now.

Roger Waters will present an all-new live production featuring a 10-piece band led by his son Harry Waters, performing selections from Pink Floyd's 1971-1979 catalog. The tour will visit more than 100 cities across North America and Europe starting February 2027.

Marissa Jaret Winokur will direct The Radium Girls in London next year! Written by Amanda D'Archangelis, Sami Horneff, and Lisa Mongillo, performances will run at Southwark Playhouse Borough.

John Mellencamp's new lyric book traces his evolution as a songwriter and poet across five decades, featuring previously unpublished photographs, handwritten drafts, and a foreword by Stephen King.

Courtney Bryan's operatic debut, based on Tennessee Williams' Southern Gothic drama, arrives in Philadelphia following its world premiere. The production features direction by Tony Award winner Daniel Fish.

Louise Lockwood's documentary BEL chronicles the legacy of late Kenyan-Scottish musician Beldina Odenyo, also known as Heir of the Cursed. The musician's album HEIR OF THE CURSED has been longlisted for the Scottish Album of the Year Award.

The Grange Festival has announced changes to its leadership team, including the appointments of Brindley Sherratt as Artistic Director and four new trustees to the board of directors, as well as the departure of Chief Executive Officer Tyler Stoops.

Paddington The Musical has announced a new cast including Abbie Purvis and Hassan Taj as alternating Paddington performers, as the show celebrates its first year in London.

Choreographer Christos Papadopoulos brings his internationally touring work to Théâtre Maisonneuve at Place des Arts, marking the first appearance of a Greek company at the presenter.

Read reviews of the Broadway production of School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play, now open at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.