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What did our critic think of SPAMALOT at Denver Center For The Performing Arts?

Acid’s Reign at Pleasance Courtyard is a riotous drag-pop triumph, anchored by phenomenal performances, brilliant patter numbers, and inventive costume design

Grammy-nominated pianist Han Chen will lead a program of recent classical releases, including the world premiere of Ellis Ludwig-Leone's Quiet Hours, at CUNY Graduate Center.

It’s a dark, gripping, and truly affecting project. Its comic side doesn’t overpower the tragedy, but it brings light to an otherwise dreary subject.

Comedian Alonzo Bodden, a Last Comic Standing winner and Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me panelist, will bring his stand-up act to Comedy Works South at the Landmark in Greenwood Village.

Big Hassle has detailed a slate of upcoming albums, EPs, and books from artists including Jim James, Brian Fallon, Nicole Atkins, and Ben Folds Five, along with several Trouser Press titles.

Theater Resources Unlimited will present a free Zoom info session introducing its Producer Development and Mentorship Program, featuring producers Jane Dubin and Blair Russell.

Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz will take part in a live conversation following a screening of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 at the Paramount Theatre in Denver.

TUTS brought together 27 high school performers, ranging from ninth graders to those who recently graduated in the class of 2026, and gave them a brand-new musical to develop with these professional creators

Brooklyn band UPPER WILDS released the track "Reaper" and announced tour dates beginning September 15 at Union Pool, ahead of their album MERCURY, due August 28 via Thrill Jockey.

Theatre Works will present a new staging of LORD OF THE FLIES, directed by Steven Mitchell Wright, featuring a 12-strong ensemble of male, non-binary, and trans performers.

What did our critic think of REPARATIONS at Pleasance Courtyard?

Here’s my interview with Adapter/Director Bart De Lorenzo about his vision for the play, how it reflects today’s political environment, and how he hopes modern audiences will see themselves reflected in the story.

Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre will host a series of teaching artist workshops at its New York studio, offering training in global dance traditions, choreography, and dance education for teaching artists.

Brooklyn rock band SLEDDING released its debut single and video, a driving, '90s-inspired track recorded in Ridgewood, ahead of upcoming New York performances.

Viva Kids pushed back the theatrical release of TOM AND JERRY: FORBIDDEN COMPASS, an animated adventure sending the rival characters through time via a mythical compass.

Shea's Performing Arts Center will host a Centennial Gala featuring Tony nominee Megan Hilty, with proceeds benefiting an accessibility expansion project at the Buffalo theatre.

Brock Phillips teamed with Dallas Smith on the country-rock single, released via Big Loud Records and Local Hay Records following his first CCMA nomination.

Mary Gauthier released a new song co-written with Vince Gill, drawn from a remark by Mavis Staples and told through the voice of a train dining car waiter.

Choreographer Christos Papadopoulos will bring his new work to Sadler's Wells, following his Rose International Dance Prize win for LARSEN C. in 2025.

There was a distinctly Italian air to the Proms for Rossini's 'Stabat Mater'. Exciting Italian-Turkish conductor Nil Venditti paired Rossini's choral masterpiece with Ottorino Respighi's instrumental 'Vetrate di chiesa' or 'Church Windows' and all four soloists for Rossini's work were Italian. It made for a captivating evening, full of emotion and musical prowess.

Armorica Theater Company will present Shakespeare's THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA at the Producers' Club in New York, directed by Yann Messager, following two friends navigating romance and rivalry.

Theater Resources Unlimited is accepting applications for its Producer Development & Mentorship Program, offering Foundations and Master Class levels taught virtually for aspiring and working producers.

In her program notes, Director Rebekah Scallet makes no apologies for staging what is often called Shakespeare’s weakest play. She has found a charming and playful way to present The Two Gentlemen of Verona for maximal audience enjoyment. There were plenty of bursts of laughter throughout and the actors were given a thunderous ovation for their spirited portrayals and their wonderful musicianship

Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre will present a series of teaching artist workshops at its New York studio, offering training in global dance traditions and choreographic composition.