Lincoln Center Presents has announced its May 2026 programming, featuring American Songbook performances, Create-athon workshops, and events honoring Jeanine Tesori.
LACAE and FYC Independents hosted a special charity screening of the documentary Casting By on April 9, 2026, featuring a post-screening panel with director Tom Donahue, composer Leigh Roberts, and a group of casting professionals. See photos of the event.
Black Ensemble Theater has promoted Daryl D. Brooks to Artistic Director, and revealed and the opening of a new 150-seat Studio Theater, rehearsal room and dressing room as the second phase of the Free to BE Village.
Z Space announced a Gender Reveal Party celebrating the launch of its Trans Artist Initiative, alongside a post-show conversation series tied to its production of BECOMING A MAN, P. Carl's play about gender transition.
Mosaic Theater Company will present the world premiere of PRECARIOUS, a new comedy by Steinberg Award-winner Steph Del Rosso, directed by Jaki Bradley, at the Atlas Performing Arts Center in Washington, DC.
Over 1,000 orchestra professionals will gather in Baltimore for the League of American Orchestras' 81st National Conference, hosted by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, featuring keynotes, awards, and live performances.
The Chelsea Music Festival has revealed that tickets and season passes are on sale for its 17th annual season, featuring 17 New York Premieres, 1 World Premiere, and a week of concerts, visual art, and culinary events in New York City.
RUPTURE, Company of Wolves, and Katharine Williams will present THESE ARE OUR NEIGHBOURS, a dance theatre show inspired by Glasgow's 2021 Kenmure Street protest, at the Citizens Theatre Studio.
The Roundhouse Comedy Festival returns to Camden with a lineup including Frank Skinner, Katherine Ryan, Joe Lycett, Sam Campbell, Judi Love, and Kristen Schaal across stand-up, live podcasts, and theatrical comedy shows.
Literature to Life will present two free performances of THE GREAT GATSBY at Passaic County Community College's Founders Theater in Paterson, featuring a one-actor staging adapted and directed by Kelvin Grullon.
NJPAC's free Standing in Solidarity series will present its final programs of the season, featuring documentary screenings and panel discussions on caregiving, AAPI Heritage Month, and food security.
The Frist Art Museum will present Here with You: Awake and Dreaming, an installation by Nashville-based artist Dylan Camp. The project is part of the museum’s Art in the Elevator program and was developed in collaboration with student curators from Fisk University and Tennessee State University.
The Joy Luck Trio— featuring pipa, erhu, and piano — will present their New York debut at the Glow Cultural Center in Flushing, Queens, performing nine works spanning ancient folk melody to a GRAMMY-recognized composer's newest creation.
Florida Studio Theatre has revealed its 2026 Summer Season in Sarasota, featuring three Mainstage productions, a Cabaret Series, and FST Improv performances. Subscriptions start at $59.
Glasgow's Citizens Theatre announced its autumn season, marking one year since its reopening, with productions including EAST IS EAST, OTHELLO, TRISTAN AND YSEULT, and CINDERELLA.
American Repertory Ballet will present AMERICANA, a mixed-repertoire program honoring the country's 250th anniversary, featuring two George Balanchine works alongside world premieres by Michelle Quiner and Ethan Stiefel.
David and Tamela Mann will bring their Love and Relationship Tour to NJPAC's Prudential Hall in Newark, blending gospel music, comedy, and personal storytelling about marriage, faith, and family.
Verbatim theatre company LUNG announced a UK tour of WOODHILL, its play about HMP Woodhill made with bereaved families, as the Ministry of Justice released an action plan following the prison's second urgent notification in three years.
Voices of Ascension will present Canticle of the Sun in New York City, featuring works by Sofia Gubaidulina, Ellen Reid, and a world premiere by Celeste Oram.
Yangtze Repertory Theatre has opened applications for Project YZ, its AAPI artist residency program offering a $10,000 grant to support immigrant artists through a one-year residency including dramaturgical development and professional resources.
Theatrikos Theatre Company will present LIFE SUCKS., Aaron Posner's contemporary adaptation of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya, directed by John Forsythe at its Flagstaff, AZ stage.
Visual artist Charisse Pearlina Weston was honored at the 18th Hermitage Greenfield Prize celebration, raising over $400,000, with performances by Tony nominee Will Swenson and Hermitage Fellow Britton Smith.
Friends with the Write Stuff will present its 3rd Annual Playwriting Festival at Theatre Tallahassee, featuring staged readings, talkbacks, a playwright panel, and the Stage Write Challenge.
Six-time GRAMMY winner Amy Grant will bring her Me That Remains Tour to Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, supporting her first new album in over a decade, produced by Mac McAnally.
The Watermill Theatre announced a world premiere stage adaptation of Reverend Richard Coles' mystery novel MURDER BEFORE EVENSONG, adapted by Paul Hart and Shaun McKenna.
