Moving Arts Theatre announced a return engagement of Tony Blake's WHAT PRICE FREEDOM, directed by Darin Anthony, starring Rob Nagle as Benjamin Franklin and Brandon Bales as John Adams in Los Angeles.
Theatrical publicity firm Polk & Co. announced that longtime press agents Colgan McNeil and Kelly Stotmeister have been named partners alongside founder Matt Polk, expanding the leadership of the Tony Award-winning firm.
Fraser Penman, a 2026 Britain's Got Talent semi-finalist and Scottish albino stage hypnotist, has been announced as a special guest act in NOW YOU SEE ME LIVE at the London Coliseum.
Written by Fringe First winning playwright Jack MacGregor, directed by John Byrne Award recipient Fraser Scott, and produced by NTS Producing Fellow Leah Byrne; Prophets will premiere at Assembly Roxy.
Vangeline Theater's New York Butoh Institute announced a new online platform, Writings–From History to Theory, featuring essays and lectures by Vangeline connecting Butoh, embodiment, feminism, and the nervous system.
Pig Iron Theatre Company's Barrymore Award-winning production FRANKLIN'S KEY returns to Plays & Players Theatre in Philadelphia, following teenage siblings who uncover Franklin's hidden weather-controlling technology beneath the city.
Criminologist Dr. Scott Bonn will bring his 90-minute show on the psychology of serial killers to The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, CO, presented by Comedy Works Entertainment. The ages 21+ event includes a live Q&A.
Comedians Hasan Minhaj and Ronny Chieng will bring their head-to-head comedy tour to Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas for back-to-back performances during Labor Day Weekend.
Vivid Stage will offer a summer session of adult improv classes at the Oakes Center in Summit, NJ, including introductory and advanced courses taught by veteran performer Dave Maulbeck.
Grace Malouf's debut play FIRST, DO NO HARM, directed by Charley Allanah, will receive its world premiere at NIDA, exploring medical ethics, bodily autonomy, and trans and disabled communities' rights.
Vangeline Theater/New York Butoh Institute will present Queer Butoh Festival, marking a decade of radical performance at The Brick Theater in Brooklyn, featuring artists from Mexico, Belgium, South Korea, Singapore, Chile, and the U.S.
Pink Fang's THE TABLE, co-created by Mei Ann Teo and Erika Chong Shuch, is running at The Gym at Judson Memorial Church for ten performances only.
Theatre Communications Group named five emerging theatre artists and leaders to its 2026 Rising Leaders of Puerto Rico cohort, a yearlong professional development program supporting early-career professionals across Puerto Rican theatre.
Eliya Smith's DAD DON'T READ THIS, a New York Times Critic's Pick directed by Chloe Claudel, transfers to Greenwich House Theater following a sold-out, twice-extended run at St. Luke's Theatre.
Bees Deluxe, two-time New Hampshire State Blues Challenge winners who advanced to the semi-finals at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, will perform at Black Eyed Sally's in Hartford, Conn. Admission is free.
Taskmaster star Phil Ellis announced an eighth London date at Wilton's Music Hall for his BATH MAT tour, following 50+ sell-out UK shows, and will return to Edinburgh Festival Fringe with the hit stand-up show.
The Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County announced the 2026 Mark Awards, honoring artists, organizations, and cultural leaders shaping communities across the region, with performances by actor and singer James Naughton.
The Young People's Chorus of New York City announced a spring and summer lineup featuring performances honoring America's 250th anniversary, international tours, festival appearances, and concerts at venues including the United Palace.
New World Symphony announced a contract extension for Artistic Director Stéphane Denève, keeping him at the helm of the Miami Beach orchestra through the 2031–32 season, his second five-year term in the role.
Theatre Re's award-winning production THE NATURE OF FORGETTING will visit Storyhouse in Chester as part of a major UK and international tour marking the show's 10th anniversary.
Norwich Theatre announced Creative Intent 2026–2032, a six-year strategy built on Bold Theatre, Social Impact, and Creative Endeavour, including impact-led seasons and a new commercial company, INTREPID.
Ensemble Shakespeare Company will present JULIUS CAESAR at The Flea Theater in Tribeca, NYC, in a contemporary staging that examines political ambition, moral conviction, and civil discourse giving way to violence.
RuPaul's Drag Race Season 9 winner Sasha Velour will bring her new theater show TRAVESTY to Williamstown, MA, for its New England Tour debut, presented by The Adams Theater at Williams College's '62 Center for Theatre and Dance.
The National Arts Club will present an evening with the Limón Dance Company, featuring excerpts from works spanning eight decades of American modern dance, alongside a conversation with artistic leaders and company principals.
WIT? Theatre's REMEMBER, REMEMBER!, a queer retelling of the Gunpowder Plot, heads to the Edinburgh Fringe. The show, winner of the Pleasance Charlie Hartill Fund 2026, features an original score and stars Lucy Buncombe and Kluane Saunders.
