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In contemporary American performance, one of the more celebrated creative pairings are theater artists and makers Taylor Mac and Matt Ray, who will launch ArtsEmerson’s 2026/27 season with “Taylor Mac and Matt Ray: Songs from Bark of Millions” – a reflection on queer lineage, community, and futures told through a collection of new music – presented in association with The Huntington, at the Emerson Paramount Center’s Robert J. Orchard Stage October 15–18.

BroadwayWorld was given an exclusive look at Pioneer Theatre Company’s new professional production of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, including interviews with the stars and director/choreographer.

The San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra and Music Director Radu Paponiu will present a season of five concerts featuring works by composers including Michael Tilson Thomas, Beethoven, and Ravel.

Scottsdale Philharmonic will present two concert programs featuring works by Mozart, Saint-Saëns, and Alfvén, with performances by resident artists pianist QingQing Ye and soprano Jennifer Sheldon at La Casa de Cristo Lutheran Church in Scottsdale.

Waiting in the Wings explores the glamor and elegance of a lost era, life on the stage of 1920s music halls, the terror and loss and beauty of aging, and the incomparable treasures of female friendship. 

The Las Vegas Philharmonic will enter a new artistic chapter Oct. 17 when Music Director Rei Hotoda takes the podium for her inaugural classical performance with the orchestra in Rei Conducts Beethoven at Reynolds Hall inside The Smith Center.

Peter Shaffer’s Amadeus explores the rivalry between Mozart and Salieri in City Theatre Austin's production. Directed by Bridget Farias Gates, the show features beautiful period costumes, creative ensemble movement, and strong supporting performances in this classic story of genius and jealousy.

The Museum of Anthropology at UBC will present the Canadian premiere of Ayana V. Jackson's afrofuturist exhibition from November 19, 2026 through March 29, 2027, reimagining the Atlantic Ocean as a realm of survival and possibility.

The Grammy-winning rock band stages a week-long exhibition at Beyond The Streets in Los Angeles featuring rare artifacts, immersive installations, and exclusive merchandise tied to the seminal 2001 album.

What did our critic think of PAN AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA'S TODO TANGO at The Music Center At Strathmore?

Flushing Town Hall will host its 12th annual Diwali Festival, featuring Indian wedding dance drama, interactive workshops, and food from Queens Curry Kitchen.

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre will open its season with GISELLE, featuring new staging by artistic director Adam W. McKinney at the Benedum Center. Six principal and soloist artists will perform the lead roles across multiple performances.

E.G. Daily, Olivia Edward, and Frankie Loyal star in MOSTLY MONSTERS, a Halloween comedy anthology mixing live performance with multimedia at Theatre 68 in North Hollywood.

The Joffrey Ballet announced two gifts totaling $8 million from Board Director Susan B. Noyes and an anonymous donor. The commitments will support artistic creation and advance the organization's endowment.

When I was around the age of three, my parents showed me the movie adaptation of The Sound of Music for the first time. Combined with the 1960 videotaped broadcast of Broadway’s Peter Pan starring Mary Martin, this movie started my love for the world of theatre.

The Whitney Museum will present ACT III, a multimedia performance by artist duo Operator (Ania Catherine and Dejha Ti), as part of the exhibition ARTPORT: A HISTORY OF INTERNET ART. The work concludes the three-act HUMAN UNREADABLE project exploring the relationship between human bodies and technology.

Gramps Morgan released a music video for 'I Wish That,' written by Diane Warren and featured on the compilation album SONGS IN THE KEY OF DIANE, filmed in Nashville.

Latino Public Broadcasting will present six original short films from emerging Latino filmmakers, premiering weekly on PBS.org and the PBS App through November.

Hudson Valley Shakespeare will present four productions in its 40th season, including A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Cherry Tortured, Sunday in the Park with George, and Macbeth at its Garrison, NY theater.

The Sundance Film Festival announces ticket packages for its debut in Boulder, Colorado, including new offerings such as Encore and Matinee packages alongside discounted student and young adult options.

AMERICAN FOOTBALL released a cover of THE CURE's "Boys Don't Cry" alongside an acoustic version of LP4 track "Wake Her Up" from a SiriusXM session recorded in Nashville. The band's 2026 "NO FEELING" world tour continues this fall.

Barrington Stage Company and Tectonic Theatre Project will present a major new co-production of the landmark Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Sunday in the Park with George. It will be staged during BSC's 2027 season.

Maybe Happy Ending is funny, charming, and profoundly human - this beautiful production left me laughing, crying, and wishing I were a Helperbot so I could experience it all over again.

Philadelphia Ballet revealed an international roster of guest conductors for its upcoming season, leading performances at the Academy of Music across multiple ballet productions.

Singer-songwriter Paloma Maria released her country-western-pop debut single, produced by Eric Ambel and recorded in Brooklyn. The track draws from a personal relationship experience.