Jason Kelce hosts the PBS special honoring America's veterans and active service members, featuring Grammy-winning musician Jon Batiste and Army veteran Alejandro Villanueva alongside performances by the U.S. Army Field Band.
Luc Besson's reimagining of Bram Stoker's classic novel arrives on Paramount+. The film stars Caleb Landry Jones as the immortal vampire, alongside Academy Award winner Christoph Waltz and Zoë Bleu.
Ayra Starr announced a 20-city international tour in support of her album Starrgirl, kicking off in Cologne on January 20 and wrapping in San Francisco on April 14, with North American dates beginning in Houston on March 18.
Jessie Ware kicks off her global SUPERBLOOM tour with a sold-out show at Radio City Music Hall, followed by dates across North America, Mexico, Europe, and the UK through December.
The internationally acclaimed violist and member of the Amernet String Quartet has been appointed to the Cleveland Institute of Music's viola faculty, where he will teach beginning in the fall.
Fool Moon Theatre Company will produce John Pielmeier's psychological drama about a nun accused of infanticide at studio;space in Somers Point. The cast features Kate Read, Pattye Herron, and Satya Byers.
Heresy Records announced a six-album piano series uniting pianist Ji Liu, composer-pianist Boris Bergmann and composer-pianist Roger Doyle, with releases distributed by Naxos and visual design by Gareth Jones.
Walnut Street Theatre will present Disney's FROZEN The Broadway Musical, with previews beginning in November and an extended run through early January. The production marks a major holiday offering for the Philadelphia theatre.
Studio 54 gets $8.3M, the Kennedy Center names Rick Canny artistic director, A.C.T. taps Elizabeth Williamson, and Access to Work cuts hit UK dance. Plus Chicago's Cadillac Palace turns 100 and Lloyd Webber is honored by London. Read now.
Trap Door Theatre will present the Chicago premiere of OH, BUDDY, a dark absurdist comedy by Hal Cosentino about gender and workplace dynamics, directed by Jeremy Ohringer.
Where do you go to have an entertaining time at the theater while simultaneously being intellectually stimulated? Attending a play authored by Tom Stoppard would seem to be an obvious answer. And Portland Stage is offering a production of what many consider his best work to open the company’s 53rd season.
Soprano Ljiljana Winkler and pianist Jai Jeffryes will perform works by contemporary and established composers, exploring the art song tradition from Schubert to now.
Kadeem Hardison, Cornell Young IV and Maleah Joi Moon from A DIFFERENT WORLD join THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW to discuss the series' 39th anniversary, on-set chemistry, and introducing new audiences to the classic sitcom. BROTHERS OSBORNE also appear to discuss their career and emotional homecoming.
D.O.D releases debut album EVERYTHING, BRIEFLY alongside new EPs from Adriatique's X Recordings and Ae:ther on Armada Music.
Samsung TV Plus greenlights UNLIKELY FAMILIES, a four-part anthology series from Dhar Mann Studios exploring unconventional caregiving relationships and found family.
Ballet Rhode Island opens season 49 with a mixed repertory program featuring James Whiteside's company premiere, a new work inspired by a Holocaust survivor story, and a returning Impressionist-themed ballet.
Guitarist and singer/songwriter Peter Calo will perform at Don't Tell Mama's Brick Room, featuring original material and collaborations with musicians including Paul Adamy on bass and Gary Schreiner on harmonica, accordion, and piano.
Country artist Tege Holt brings his seven-piece band to Feinstein's at Hotel Carmichael in Carmel for an intimate show featuring original music and Southern rock.
Brenda Liz Henry returns to The Green Room 42 with an encore of her solo cabaret debut, tracing her musical journey through Hip Hop and genres that shaped her Bronx upbringing.
Nick Hern Books partners with An Tobar and Mull Theatre to offer two playwrights a paid three-week residency on the Isle of Mull, featuring a weekly stipend, accommodation and dramaturgical support.
Award-winning performance artist Louise Orwin returns with her international hit FAMEHUNGRY for a second UK and international tour, while launching The FAMEHUNGRY Podcast with guests including Tim Crouch and Arifa Akbar.
Buck Productions founder Sean Buckley has joined the global docuseries as executive producer for Season Two. The show, hosted by luxury real estate expert Billy Nash, pairs extraordinary properties with travel and cultural storytelling across international locations.
The Licensing Company announced that professional and amateur stage rights for THE OSMONDS: A NEW MUSICAL will be available for licensing in the US, UK, and Canada. The musical tells the true story of five brothers who became one of the 1970s' biggest musical sensations.
Cedars-Sinai Board of Governors honored the cast and creative team of MAX Original series THE PITT at a gala on the Warner Bros. Studios lot, raising over $3.1 million for medical research and patient care.
Warrington guitarist Pete Price returns to perform at Winmarleigh House. The internationally acclaimed acoustic blues virtuoso has performed across the UK, Europe, and North America.
