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GRETA VAN FLEET will perform at Mohegan Sun Arena with special guests PORTUGAL. THE MAN and Friko. Tickets go on sale via Ticketmaster, with a fan presale beginning earlier in the week.

Electronic music producer HAAi will release her album DIGITiSE on October 9 via Mute, followed by US performances in San Francisco, Miami, Brooklyn and Los Angeles through November.

The Sharpe Family Singers will perform Broadway favorites at the Rose & Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center in Davie, Florida, alongside student vocal ensembles in a concert culminating in a joint performance of LES MISÉRABLES.

BITE SIZE TERROR, the horror anthology from Peter Rice and GJMD Studio, is now streaming in full exclusively on Tubi. See the full episode guide now.

The Cannes Film Festival selection starring Benjamin Lavernhe and Pierre Lottin follows an orchestra conductor who discovers his long-lost brother working as a school cafeteria worker in a local marching band.

Breaking the Binary Theatre revealed additional cast members for its fifth annual festival, which will present staged readings and new plays by transgender, non-binary, and Two-Spirit+ theatre artists at MCC Theater Space.

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and The Verdon Fosse® Legacy will present the world premiere of PAULINA STREET PASSAGE, the first work in the new FOSSE® FORWARD initiative, alongside world premieres LUMINA and LubDub at Steppenwolf Theatre Company.

BY ROD JONES / OCU MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Oklahoma City University is opening its performance season with the regional premiere of “Pirates! The Penzance Musical,” a fast-paced, jazz-infused reimagining of Gilbert…

Alaa Shehada returns to Bush Theatre with THE BRIDGE, his Fringe-First-winning comedy-theatre show about delivering olive oil across Palestinian borders. The production runs at the London venue with tickets from £15.

The ASCAP Foundation honored Cinco Paul, creator of the Tony-winning musical SCHMIGADOON, with the Richard Rodgers New Horizons Award for his significant contributions to American musical theater.

Switch Theatre Company will present August Wilson's final play, set in 1990s Pittsburgh as a real estate developer pursues political ambition while grappling with gentrification and family legacy.

Committee Chair Greg Lipper discusses the return of CELEBRATING JEWISH PLAYS at Shakespeare & Company, an expanded weekend of staged readings, poetry, and music running October 9 through 11, 2026 in the Berkshires.

The Kentucky Governor's School for the Arts is accepting applications for its 40th anniversary class. The tuition-free program has cultivated over 9,000 student-artists from all 120 Kentucky counties since 1987.

The Tony Award-winning musical COME FROM AWAY will return to Farmers Alley Theatre in Kalamazoo following sold-out performances in the previous season. The production tells the true story of 7,000 stranded airline passengers and a Newfoundland community's response.

Noah Kahan released "Draw You Out," the lead single from THE HUNGER GAMES: SUNRISE ON THE REAPING (THE ALBUM). The soundtrack features 29 cross-genre artists and arrives ahead of the film's theatrical release.

The National Labor Relations Board accused Casa Bonita in Denver of unfair labor practices, including refusal to bargain with Actors' Equity Association and discrimination against unionized employees through illegal firings and reduced hours.

Academy of Music Theatre will present a new 30-minute musical for children ages 6-10 featuring a story about friendship and self-discovery at a Harvest Festival.

HAMILTON may choose to focus on Alexander as the assumed protagonist, but greatness never thrives in a vacuum. HAMILTON as read through our binary lens means that each performer must have great chemistry with Alexander, yes, but also with their binary counterpart as well.

Tony Award-winning playwright Cole Escola’s retelling of Mary Todd Lincoln’s life has less in common with a traditional historical account and more with Gwyneth Paltrow’s rendition of the first lady in Fox’s Glee. Certain historical facts remain unavoidable, but everything in between belongs to Escola’s raunchy, fantastical imagination, brought to life under the direction of Tony Award winner Sam Pinkleton.

The last few years have seen a resurgence in the commercial off-Broadway space. Last year saw prominent revivals of Heathers and 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and this fall alone will see a revival of Spring Awakening and new musicals Midnight and The Conversation. And that’s before getting into the dozens of commercial off-Broadway plays. The number of shows and the prominence Off-Broadway is gaining certainly seem to suggest a much higher degree of optimism in those spaces compared to the relatively struggling Broadway landscape. But what’s behind that optimism?

Being a college student on a limited budget doesn’t mean that I don’t want to see live theatre, but it can get pretty expensive. There is no doubt of the immense impact that seeing a story on stage can have on audiences, regardless of their financial status, physical limitations, or location.

Mamma Mia, Here We Go Again! There is something fitting about beginning another year of writing for BroadwayWorld with a phrase that feels so familiar, yet somehow carries an entirely different meaning this time around.