Hannah Marks Quartet to Perform at DC Jazz Festival in September
Bassist and composer Hannah Marks will bring her quartet to DC Jazz Festival as part of an ASCAP Foundation partnership supporting emerging jazz creators.
Bassist and composer Hannah Marks will bring her quartet to DC Jazz Festival as part of an ASCAP Foundation partnership supporting emerging jazz creators.
The Arkansas Cinema Society announced its festival lineup, featuring appearances by Matthew McConaughey and Judge Reinhold along with screenings of IN SPITE OF OURSELVES and CHASING SUMMER in Little Rock.
The Library of Congress will present a season marking America's semiquincentennial and centennials for Miles Davis and John Coltrane, featuring Audra McDonald, Dianne Reeves and seven new commissions at the Coolidge Auditorium.
Works & Process will present a fall season featuring premieres, dance parties, and residencies at Guggenheim New York, Manhattan West, and Free Food Refettorio Harlem.
Martin Hayes will curate the five-day traditional music festival in Bantry, featuring Méav Ní Mhaolchatha, Ryan Young, and the world premiere of Selena O'Neill's Irish Rhapsody.
Jazz composer and bassist Hannah Marks, based in New York City, is set to perform at the DC Jazz Festival, bringing her work as a musician and educator to the festival stage.
Kean Stage in Union, New Jersey, has announced a season featuring Broadway, jazz, reggae, soul and Latin music performances alongside family programming.
David Arquette is scheduled to appear for a live conversation at the Warner Theatre following an anniversary screening of SCREAM in the venue's Oneglia Auditorium.
Harry Lennix will lead the world premiere of SPEAK, SALVATION, SPEAK at Memphis's Hattiloo Theatre, an original drama written and directed by Ekundayo Bandele.
When is Labor Day weekend 2026? Sept 5! Celebrate with Kaatsbaan's festival featuring playwright readings, CRICKETS, and The Bearded Ladies Cabaret in Tivoli, NY.
PBS will premiere a new documentary special from Retro Report featuring Chief Justice John Roberts, Ken Burns, and Lonnie Bunch reflecting on lessons from American presidents and first ladies.
One of Australia's leading flamenco artists, Pepa Molina, presents Strike a Chord, a powerful new contemporary flamenco production that explores the electrifying dialogue between guitar and dance will premiere at the Sydney Fringe Festival.
Three-time MAC Award-winning Doris Dear's Gurl Talk is making its Boston debut. Boston audiences are invited to pull up a chair, pour a cup of coffee-or perhaps something a little stronger-and spend an unforgettable evening laughing, singing, and sharing stories.
The New Harmony Project will mark its 40th anniversary with a third season of New Plays Indy and an Annual Writers' Residency developing eight new plays with Indianapolis and national theatres.
Penn Live Arts will host a festival curated by banjo player Béla Fleck featuring the Martin Hayes Duo, Dallahan, Nora Brown and others at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.
Sara Bareilles released the single and video for STILL CRYING ahead of her album GOOD GRIEF, due August 28, and will head out on a North American headline tour this fall.
FSKi Works will present the world premiere of SUSAN, a one-woman play by Ian Skatu starring Ranessa, at Hush The Theatre in Petaling Jaya for a nine-night run.
The Television Academy announced a SHAMELESS retrospective featuring John Wells, William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum will be added to the Televerse 26 programming slate in Los Angeles.
State Theatre Company South Australia is set to present the world premiere of COMMENTARY, a new work staged in Adelaide. Learn more about the performance here.
Riverside Studios announced further details of its five-play repertory season and In Conversation events with Simon Callow and Lindsay Duncan celebrating the venue's anniversary.
Free performances spanning circus, dance, music, and theatre will take place across New York City public spaces as The Citizen Arts International Festival debuts its first season, led by a trio of women co-directors.
Citizen Arts International Festival announced its first season, marking the launch of a new event on the international arts calendar.
City of London Sinfonia will present two world premieres exploring migration, memory and belonging, with new works by Nicola T. Chang, Mary Jean Chan and Emily Levy at London venues.
The monthly series pairing protest songs with dialogue, Which Side?: A Protest Music Teach-Out, will present its next installment at The Burren Backroom, featuring a lineup of local musicians and a house band.
Kathryn Loggins and Saturday Lawson's short play was selected by audiences as the week two winner of Be Bold! Productions' LOL! Short Play Comedy Festival at the Players Theatre.