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by Brian Hilbrand - Sep 13, 2026
Some people know innately who they are and what they stand for. Within minutes of any interaction with Craig Morgan, it’s clear God, family, and country are his foundation. The veteran hitmaker continues to celebrate those pillars on his new EP, American Soundtrack.
“I try to celebrate God, family, and country in my music and in everything I do,” the Tennessee native says. “That’s what I have always done, and I’ve come to realize it’s my platform. I don’t stress about things as much as I used to. I just try to write, sing, produce, and play the best music that we can and go where I think God wants me to be.”
by Brian Hilbrand - Sep 13, 2026
It’s the kind of story you read about in books and watch on the big screen at the movies. For the band ALABAMA, it’s not just a story; it’s their life. It’s a classic American tale of rags to riches. From humble beginnings picking cotton in the fields to international stars that went on to sell millions of albums while changing the face and sound of country music.
by Joshua Wright - Sep 13, 2026
The John W. Engeman Theater in Northport has shared a first look at its production of DEAR EVAN HANSEN, starring Joe Serafini in the title role through October 25, 2026.
by Joshua Wright - Sep 13, 2026
Sacramento Music Circus opened COME FROM AWAY on the 25th anniversary of September 11, staging the musical at the UC Davis Health Pavilion through September 20.
by Joshua Wright - Sep 13, 2026
The North American tour of DEATH BECOMES HER shared curtain call footage from its first preview performance in Cleveland, marking the official launch of the production.
by Rich Mehrenberg - Sep 13, 2026
This show is an excellent season opener for the theater. It celebrates non-comformity and an appreciation for life. Playing now through September 26th. Carpe Diem!
by ErinMarie Reiter - Sep 13, 2026
Cygnet Theatre’s 'Dear Evan Hansen' cast is terrific; the technical elements are beautifully integrated, and the emotions land exactly where they are meant to. You may or may not have some issues with the story, but Cygnet has made a production that gives audiences plenty to feel and discuss on the way home.
by Andrew Child - Sep 13, 2026
Beneath the florid poetry, the stunningly-detailed costumes, and the imagistic staging, Sophocles would instantly recognize the overarching humanity that has carried his play through the centuries.
by F.H. Kekoa - Sep 13, 2026
This show is not to be missed, and it bodes well for the remainder of Kumu Kahua’s 2026-2027 season to be starting off this strong.
by Yuliya Pokhylko - Sep 13, 2026
Dynamic, deep, and oh so funny!
After seven years of what appears to be a solid, if not happy, marriage, Cass (Anna Hindman) leaves her husband and sets on a journey or self-discovery. Armed with an undying optimism and a list of 230-something line items to check off, she takes a bus to Niagara Falls, and what might have started as an act of escapism, turns into a life-changing adventure.
by Steve Murray - Sep 13, 2026
What did our critic think of AFRICAN STEW at Lorraine Hansberry Theatre?
by Caroline Powell - Sep 13, 2026
City Springs Theatre Company opens its ninth season with a powerful LES MISÉRABLES, led by standout turns from Jacob Keith Watson and Jonathan Christopher. Onstage at Byers Theatre through September 27.
by Erin Neal - Sep 13, 2026
CORNER OF THE SKY: THE SONGS OF STEPHEN SCHWARTZ at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati is a
by Lucía Serrano - Sep 13, 2026
Our Lady of the San Diego Convention Center is a story about immigration, about children, about faith, but above all, about San Diego.
by Courtney Castelino - Sep 13, 2026
What did our critic think of LUZIA at Under The Big Top?
by Joe Sarafolean - Sep 13, 2026
You have never seen Pinocchio like this. What did we think of Children's Theatre Company's newest adaptation?
by Rachel Stone - Sep 13, 2026
Olivia Rodrigo spoke with Drew Barrymore at her Daisy Chain Fields music festival about the inspiration behind the event and the meaning behind some of her most iconic songs.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 13, 2026
Celine Dion returned to the stage before a sold-out Paris crowd, marking her first full concert in six years after health problems sidelined her career.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 13, 2026
Peacock released an official trailer, key art, and new images for CRYSTAL LAKE, a Friday the 13th prequel series from A24 starring Linda Cardellini as Pam Voorhees. The eight-episode drama will premiere on Peacock.
by Joe Sarafolean - Sep 13, 2026
Ben Steinfeld has had a storied career both on Broadway and in multiple screen appearances. His newest venture is the adaptation of Ellen Bryan Obed's book, Twelve Kinds of Ice.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 13, 2026
Vertical acquired U.S. rights to director Jaume Collet-Serra's reimagining of the 1993 action film, featuring Lily James and Pierce Brosnan in a thriller set in the Dolomites.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 13, 2026
Benny Blanco sat down with Willie Geist at Electric Lady Studios to discuss his new book F*ck Failure, his path in the music industry, and his relationship with Selena Gomez.
by Rachel Stone - Sep 13, 2026
Zendaya discussed her relationship with Tom Holland, protecting her peace, and some of her most memorable roles during a candid appearance on THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW.
by Marissa Faith Curley - Sep 13, 2026
Dr. Edward W. Hardy is bringing his live violin performance to three New York Fashion Week events across New York City this September, beginning with Tommy Hilfiger's Spring 2027 runway presentation at The Plaza Hotel.
by Adi Ajzenstadt - Sep 13, 2026
What did our critic think of CARMEN at Grand Opera House, Belfast?
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