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Penfold Theatre’s CLUE is a murderously funny evening of mystery, mayhem, and impeccably timed comedy. A terrific ensemble, clever staging, inventive design, and hilarious physical comedy make Boddy Manor an awfully fun place to visit.

Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida will present a season-opening program of classical, neoclassical and contemporary ballet featuring works by Vicente Nebrada, Asaf Messerer and Vladimir Issaev, plus the company premiere of Marius Petipa's Raymonda Grand Pas.

A profound and hilarious scattershot examination of AI and the end of the universe. Invigorating! Rejuvenating! Don't miss it!

What did our critic think of THE GLASS MENAGERIE at Center Rep?

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.

The York Theatre has opened their run of TRULY, HOWARD HUGHES. Performances are currently running at The Theater at St. Jean's located at 150 East 76th Street, New York City.

Pianist and composer Yaniv Taubenhouse released the first single from his fourth piano trio album, featuring Rick Rosato on bass and Jerad Lippi on drums, on Fresh Sound/New Talent.

The ACANSA Arts Festival of the South is in full swing, and if the sold-out crowd I joined Monday night is any indication, Central Arkansas is ready to celebrate the arts!

FOGHAT released a music video for 'It Hurts Me Too,' the second single from the band's upcoming triple-vinyl live album featuring its current lineup.

Post-hardcore band SECRETS released their new album via SBG Records, featuring the focus track Split Tongue and exploring themes of vulnerability, mental health, and resilience.

Country artist Danielle Bradbery released the single 'Poetic,' reflecting on loving deeply through life's imperfect moments. An official lyric video accompanies the release.

Warren Haynes released his live album DREAMS & SONGS: A SYMPHONIC JOURNEY, recorded with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra and co-produced by Don Was. The 16-track collection spans his work with GOV'T MULE, the Allman Brothers Band, the Dead, and solo material.

Isabel LaRosa released her new song 'Don't Make Them Like Me' via Slumbo Labs/RCA Records. The alt-pop track blends rhythmic production with dark-pop sensibilities and explores themes of individuality and confidence.

San Jose indie rock band THE ALBERT SQUARE released their sophomore album I (WISH I COULD) TALK TO PEOPLE via Asian Man Records, alongside a video for focus track It Takes A Genius.

Vancouver Island indie-folk singer-songwriter WiL released the single PIECES, co-produced with alt-country artist Leeroy Stagger. The track arrives with an intimate live version and performance video.

THEE SINSEERS released their album LOVE STORIES, an exploration of love, heartbreak, and family rooted in East Los Angeles Chicano soul tradition. The record is available on vinyl, CD, cassette, and digital platforms.

Agnes Obel released her first studio album since 2020, exploring themes of birth, growth and metamorphosis through 12 atmospheric tracks influenced by philosophy, poetry and Danish pop.

Japanese-English singer, producer and multidisciplinary artist Saïna announced her forthcoming EP HOTEL 555 and shared the new single 'Darkest Hours', co-produced with zuriel.

New York synth-driven alternative rock trio SOME DAYS ARE DARKER unveiled the single and music video "Memorize You," drawing from goth, alternative rock, and noir cinema.

Orange Tree Theatre revealed the full cast for CRANFORD, an adaptation of Elizabeth Gaskell's novel by Lin Coghlan and Shaun McKenna, directed by Josh Roche and starring Tamsin Greig.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11, a day that forever changed our country and the lives of so many people around the world. For those of us who remember September 11, 2001, certain images and emotions never completely leave us. We remember where we were. We remember the fear and uncertainty. We remember watching the news and trying to comprehend what was happening.

We're falling into fall with a great Broadway read! This season, Broadway's best have put pen to paper to turn out theatre page-turners of every kind. From theatre biographies to theatre fiction; theatre books for kids to theatre history; check out our collection of 25 new Broadway books for every theatre lover's Fall 2026 reading list.

For Jack Horner, Circus Parade is a story 20 years in the making. First discovering Jim Tully’s raw and uncompromising account of life inside an early 20th century American circus while studying circus himself, Horner immediately saw something which had rarely been brought to the stage: not the sequins, spectacle and romanticism of the circus, but the sawdust, sweat, hardship and humanity beyond the tent.