Additional rehearsal photos have been released for Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen, the new musical with music & lyrics by Tony and Grammy Award-winner Duncan Sheik. Check out the photos here!
Luminaria presents a group exhibition of 12 local artists inspired by tropical rainforests and lush gardens at The Aiden San Antonio, celebrating Latin American independence days with work from artists with ties to Mexico, El Salvador, Panama, and Puerto Rico.
Vivienne Powell brings her solo play DIVA to Sydney following acclaimed seasons in Los Angeles and Edinburgh. The production explores memory, ageing and loss through the story of a fictional opera star.
Edwyrdian Tales will present GHOST STORIES FOR CHRISTMAS across the UK, opening November 7 in Bracknell and running through December 21 in Walton-on-Thames. The tour includes stops in London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Cardiff, and Bath.
OperaUpClose will tour FLOTSAM, a 30-minute opera for children aged 2–5 based on David Wiesner's picture book, to eleven venues across the UK from October 24 to November 15. The production features music and words by Kerry Andrew and direction by Flora McIntosh.
Sandia Performing Arts Company will present Rudolfo Anaya's 1994 play about two middle-aged Hispanic couples navigating aging, marital issues, and the complexities of long-term friendship in New Mexico.
Giordano Dance Chicago will present the world premiere of Caravan by resident choreographer Al Blackstone, along with a rework of his swing-style work Dumb Luck! and popular repertoire at the North Shore Center.
IAMA Theatre Company will present the National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere of BOBBY ROBOTOWITZ by Matt Schatz, directed by Casey Stangl. The play explores AI and identity through the story of a novelist who forms an unlikely connection with an AI chatbot.
Grace Farms will present a season of music performances and lectures at its glass-enclosed performing arts space in New Canaan, Connecticut, featuring artists including Leslie Odom, Jr., Nemanja Radulović, and Broadway Inspirational Voices.
Billboard-charting singer Chadwick Johnson will perform at 54 Below with a show featuring original releases, soulful standards, and a special tribute to Dolly Parton.
Westport Country Playhouse will present a masterclass with Broadway actor Andrew Keenan-Bolger on character development through monologue work and script analysis for middle and high school students.
Gothic folk band Dust Bowl Faeries will present an interactive murder mystery with audience participation at the Rochester Fringe Festival. Attendees can play murder suspects or jury members in the musical tableau.
Andrew Coopman has been appointed Associate Producing Director at Tacoma Little Theatre, returning to the organization after previously directing The Wizard of Oz. Coopman brings experience as a director, choreographer, producer, and artistic leader.
The Whidbey Island Center for the Arts will present paintings by contemporary artist Pamelagrace Beatty, whose jazz-influenced works serve as this year's inspiration for DjangoFest Northwest art.
Live Arts Theatre announced the full cast for THE LIGHT by Loy A. Webb, starring Michael Ward and Mary D. Cheeks. The 70-minute play explores a couple confronting a secret from their past.
The psychological thriller BREAK, written by Lindsay Carpenter and directed by SB Tennent, will open at LTV Studios in East Hampton from Sept. 18–20. The production stars John Kroft, Josh Davis, Paloma Garcia, and Grace Porter.
The NYC-based professional dance company will present a performance fusing modern, traditional African, and hip-hop dance with live drumming and spoken word at the HC Mainstage Theatre in Ybor City.
North America's largest independent Indian dance competition will feature live bands performing alongside dancers for the first time. The event takes place at the Strand Theatre in Dorchester.
The National Theatre production of BALLET SHOES will perform at Milton Keynes Theatre. Tickets are now available.
Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts partners with Juilliard Extension to present continuing education classes exploring themes from the Rosen House Concert Series and Summer Season in Katonah, New York.
The Bridge Initiative will present plays, cabarets, and concerts at venues in Scottsdale and Tempe, featuring female-forward storytelling and musical performances throughout the season.
Portland Stage will present Tom Stoppard's Olivier Award-winning ARCADIA, nearly 25 years after the theater last produced the play. The production moves between two centuries in an English country house, exploring romance, mathematics, and mystery.
Windham Theatre Guild will present Lauren Gunderson's Silent Sky September 18-27 at the Burton Leavitt Theatre in Willimantic, Connecticut, including a Pay What You Can performance on September 24.
OPERA DAY IN THE BAY will unite 13 Bay Area opera organizations for a free outdoor concert at Transamerica Pyramid Center Redwood Park, featuring repertoire spanning Baroque to contemporary works and four new compositions.
Three improv teams compete at Young Ethels in Brooklyn by creating scenes inspired by 1980s televangelist and failed standup comedy clips, with judges Kristen Gonzalez and Kate O'Neil Martino.
