Pulitzer and Tony winners Bess Wohl, Quiara Alegría Hudes, Martyna Majok, Bill Rauch, and Ruben Santiago-Hudson join Daphne Rubin-Vega on the 2026 faculty of the tuition-free Candela Playwrights Summer Fellowship in New York City.
LAST NERVE, written and directed by former NASA engineer Maggie Fern, will premiere at the Chain Theatre's One-Act Festival in New York, exploring marriage, mortality, and self-delusion in a darkly comic ten-minute play.
Co-directed by Nat Wolff and Austin Cauldwell, WHERE WE PLAYED: VOICES FROM THE FIRE, a documentary short on children's experiences of the 2025 LA wildfires, will screen at Heartland Film's Indy Shorts Festival for Oscar qualification.
The Resident Ensemble Players revealed its upcoming season at the University of Delaware, featuring Slow Food, Gaslight and more across autobiography, romance, comedy, and psychological thriller.
The Broadway national tour of & JULIET turns one of literature's most familiar love stories completely on its head, asking a simple but irresistible question: What if Juliet didn't die? Fueled by the chart-topping music of Max Martin, the show is funny, heartfelt, joyful, and unexpectedly moving as it follows Juliet on a journey of self-discovery, friendship, and the courage to choose her own future.
Award-winning choreographic duo Jess & Morgs will present DEEPFAKE, their first work as an independent company, at Sadler's Wells East. The production combines dance, film, and chroma-screen technology to examine power and truth.
The ACLU of Massachusetts will sponsor a special anniversary edition of Which Side?, the protest music series inspired by James Sullivan's book, at Opera + Community Studios in Boston's Fort Point neighborhood.
PlayPenn's New Play Development Conference returns to Philadelphia with 19 free public events featuring six new play presentations, workshops, and conversations timed to the nation's 250th anniversary.
Stockard Channing makes her directorial debut with Samuel Beckett's KRAPP'S LAST TAPE at Latitude Festival's 20th edition, starring David Westhead, before the production heads to Edinburgh Fringe.
John Lithgow will reprise his Olivier and Tony Award-winning role as Roald Dahl in the cinema release of GIANT, filmed live at the Harold Pinter Theatre and screening in 18 countries. Check out the new trailer in the video here!
Academy Award winner Tarell Alvin McCraney and playwright York Walker will participate in a live conversation hosted by Black Broadway Men Inc. at the Dramatist Guild Foundation in New York City.
Wavemakers Women & Music will present its second quarterly Sonic Social at Radio East in Austin, TX, spotlighting four singer-songwriters as part of its growing platform championing women artists 40+.
Riverside Studios announced a five-play Mainstage Season directed by Andy Sandberg, launching with three world premieres including AFFLUENZA, SACRILEGIOUS by Oscar winner Tom Schulman, and EXPECTING.
The 29th SALA Festival will transform South Australia into the country's largest open gallery, with over 700 exhibitions and events spanning galleries, cafés, wineries and unexpected spaces statewide.
Sarah Ruhl's LETTERS FROM MAX, adapted from her book written with poet Max Ritvo, will open Ancram Center for the Arts' summer mainstage season, directed by co-director Paul Ricciardi.
Husband-and-wife duo Absolute Focus — santoor virtuoso Kamaljeet Ahluwalia and tabla master Jas Ahluwalia — will perform traditional Hindustani ragas alongside cellist Chris Votek at Sierra Madre Playhouse.
Black Arts MKE will present its 4th Annual Theatre Festival across multiple Milwaukee venues, featuring a world premiere, spoken word performances, and free community events celebrating Black theatre and storytelling.
Katherine McIndoe will star in a double bill of one-woman operas at Charing Cross Theatre, performing Kurt Weill's SEVEN DEADLY SINS and Poulenc's THE HUMAN VOICE in a limited 10-performance run.
Massey Hall announced a live event with New York Times bestselling author Rachel Reid, celebrating the deluxe hardcover release of Heated Rivalry with a moderated conversation and audience Q&A.
Elm Shakespeare Company announced 'Prescriptions for Joy,' a community initiative tied to its upcoming production of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, inviting New Haven residents to create handwritten notes that will form a citywide digital map.
Sound Theatre Company will present ILLUMINATE 2026, a Disability Pride Month festival featuring film screenings, play readings, and panel discussions at Seattle Center Theatre Black Box.
Florida Grand Opera CEO Maria Todaro will make her stage directing debut at the Puccini Festival in Torre del Lago, conducting TOSCA at the lake where Puccini himself composed, deepening Miami and Viareggio's twin-city cultural bond.
Third Avenue PlayWorks in Sturgeon Bay, WI, is accepting submissions for the inaugural WinterWorks New Play Festival. Selected playwrights receive a professional week-long workshop, housing, transportation, and a $600 honorarium.
Creative Evolutions launched MOMENTUM 2026, a responsive speaker series pairing national voices with university convenings to rethink board models and leadership structures in the arts sector.
The Westport Country Playhouse’s upcoming season is going to be epic with two world premieres, comedy, drama, mystery, and music along with its signature Script in Hand play readings and concerts.
