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.
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley will present Steven Dietz's stage adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts, directed by Giovanna Sardelli.
Saxophonist Nicole McCabe and drummer Savannah Harris will release their first full-length collaboration, ALL TOGETHER NOW, recorded in Los Angeles and Brooklyn and featuring the lead single Lonely People.
The Atlanta Opera will present Ring Festival 2029, two full cycles of performances of Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre in June 2029
Rachel Cairns's autobiographical solo show will run at Here For Now Theatre in Stratford, Ontario, marking its first production outside Toronto after runs with Nightwood Theatre and The Howland Company.
Brittany Howard discussed the reasons behind ALABAMA SHAKES' extended hiatus in a conversation with journalist Anthony Mason.
The Flynn Center for Performing Arts and the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize have commissioned 36 women+ playwrights to write short plays examining American democracy for a global performance initiative.
Singer-songwriter René Kladzyk, performing as ZIEMBA, announced her first album in nearly six years and released its lead single, drawing on a chance encounter at a Montana bar.
Renaissance Theaterworks will mark Suzan Fete's 33-year tenure as founding Artistic Director and introduce Emily Trask, the company's incoming Artistic Director, at a Milwaukee fundraiser.
BAX | Brooklyn Arts Exchange will launch its 35th Anniversary Season with a new Artists in Residence cohort, Space Grant residencies, and expanded programming across its two Brooklyn venues.
Theo Ubique will launch Community Is, a new event series created by Emily Marrazzo, on July 31. The evening will combine live music, staged workshops of new plays, and interactive community-building activities at the company's Evanston home.
Christopher Sieber and Sydney James Harcourt will join host Julie James for a return engagement of the interactive Broadway concert at Fire Island's Whyte Hall, presented by the Fire Island Pines Arts Project.
American Theater Group will present the East Coast premiere of DESTROYING DAVID as the opening production of its upcoming season.
Genesis and filmmaker Maggie Gyllenhaal released first look images from Flesh Impact, a film marking Marilyn Monroe's centennial starring Ellen Burstyn and Dakota Johnson as two versions of the icon.
The Stony Brook Film Festival, presented by Stony Brook Medicine, named winners across short and feature categories, including a rare Jury Award for Directing given to DANNY MADDEN for DOWNBEAT.
AMT Theater's film festival will present screenings of Broadway: The Golden Age and Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy, each followed by a Q&A with producer Al Tapper and a guest.
Kaatsbaan Cultural Park in Tivoli, NY, will host its Annual Festival across three consecutive Saturdays, featuring dance performances, a concert by Valerie June, and the return of the outdoor Mountain Stage.
Kaatsbaan Cultural Park is set to launch its annual festival season, with an opening event marking the start of the park's upcoming programming. Learn more here.
The Stony Brook Film Festival named winners across short and feature categories, including a rare Jury Award for Directing and a tie for Audience Choice Award for Best Feature.
The Yard Theatre has announced the full cast for a revival of Ntozake Shange's choreopoem FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE / WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF, directed by Diane Page.
Esther Perel, the psychotherapist, New York Times bestselling author and host of the podcast Where Should We Begin?, will return to Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane this December.
