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Cecil Baldwin, known for Welcome to Night Vale, will join A SIMPLE HERSTORY for a live presentation at The Tank and an after-party conversation on audio storytelling at Torn Page, both tied to the Tribeca Festival.

In the most delightful case of déjà vu, Stratford Festival audiences once again can take in Director/Choreographer Donna Feore’s masterful production of SOMETHING ROTTEN (last seen in 2024) at the Festival Theatre this season. For a production that is being repeated, it is ironically part of a lot of firsts! This is the first time (in my recollection) that a show has been brought back by popular demand, and it is also the first time Feore has both musicals on the Festival Theatre stage (with mostly the same company of actors between them). What is affectionately being called SOMETHING ROTTEN 2.0 opened to thunderous applause (and two mid-show ovations) Friday night and I've never been able to say with more certainty that it will be a hit!

Capital Stage once again demonstrates its dedication to producing works that illuminate the intricacies of human relationships. Christine Quintana’s Espejos: Clean is a powerful production that explores assumptions and identity through storytelling in both English and Spanish. Director Dena Martinez relies on the strength of the script, capturing the characters' authentic experiences of tension, misunderstanding, and the stark contrast between privilege and need.

The Tobin Center for the Performing Arts is set to welcome legendary pop vocalist Taylor Dayne for an unforgettable evening of powerhouse vocals and chart-topping hits. Best known for her breakout 1987 smash “Tell It To My Heart.'

San Diego Junior Theatre continues its 78th season with A Bad Case of Stripes: The Musical, a whimsical and heartfelt adaptation of the beloved children’s book by David Shannon.

This production is almighty always. Don't miss it.

Berkeley Repertory Theatre announced an extension of the world premiere musical THE LUNCHBOX due to audience demand and critical acclaim. Directed by Tony Award-winner Rachel Chavkin, the production is based on Ritesh Batra's internationally acclaimed film.

Planting Fields Foundation will present an outdoor Pride event featuring drag performances hosted by Thorgy Thor, a Baron von Steuben historical reenactment, and a panel with creators of Washington's Gay General.

Open Stage Project, a NYC nonprofit closing the gender gap in entertainment, announced six fellows for its fifth annual paid program, placing participants in behind-the-scenes roles at Broadway, TV, and film productions.

Theatre Republic's How Not to Make It in America, a one-performer show in a story inspired by playwright Emily Steel's experiences on September 11th, will play the Edinburgh Fringe as part of the House of Oz season.

The Tony Awards Administration Committee presented the 2026 Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre to four outstanding contributors to the Broadway industry - 1/52 Project, Jake Bell, Kenn Lubin, and Loren Plotkin. Watch their acceptance speeches here!

Chautauqua Theater Company announced its 2026 season, featuring a commissioned world premiere, new play workshops, and the opening of the Roe Green Theater Center, a dedicated space for new play development and artist training.

This June, Broadway fans can beat the heat with a slew of new movies, shows, and music, including the movie musical Power Ballad, the disaster comedy Stop! That! Train!, and a new Hamilton documentary is coming to Disney+.

Les Misérables: The 40th Anniversary All-Star Cast is available on streaming and digital platforms and as a double CD. The West End production is now in its 41st year at London’s Sondheim Theatre. Listen to the album here.

The Huntington's annual Spotlight Gala raised a record $1.7M at Boston's SoWa Power Station, honoring Karen Holmes Ward, playwright Mfoniso Udofia, and the Nancy and Edward Roberts Family for their contributions to the arts.

Underbelly and Three Legged Race Productions announced the return of Sophie's Surprise Christmas Party to Underbelly Soho, featuring circus performers with credits including Cirque du Soleil and La Clique.

Frankie Grande is the latest guest on Survival Jobs with Jason A. Coombs and Samantha Tuozzolo. In the new episode, Grande discusses starring in TITANIQUE on Broadway, releasing new music, and supporting LGBTQ+ communities during Pride Month. The episode is available now in video and audio formats.

See photos from opening night of INDIAN PRINCESSES, the new play by Eliana Theologides Rodriguez, presented by Atlantic Theater Company and Rattlestick Theater.

Ancram Center for the Arts opened The Annex, a restored 1780s building in Ancram's Historic Hamlet District, adding artist housing, intern lodging, and community classroom space to its existing complex.

The McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage announced its 2026-2027 season, marking 40 years with performances by Jim Belushi, Ana Belaval, Ballet Hispanico, NoGravity Theatre, and Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood.

Centre Stage will present Beehive: The 60's Musical, Larry Gallagher's celebration of iconic women who defined 1960s music, featuring hits like 'Respect,' 'My Girl,' and 'Downtown.'

Hennepin Arts announced two Minnesota high school students as Jimmy Awards nominees, selected to travel to New York City for the National High School Musical Theatre Awards at the Minskoff Theatre.

What did our critic think of THE LUNCHBOX at Berkeley Rep?

The Tony Award-winning Best Musical HADESTOWN is set to kick off Starlight's 75th Broadway season as part of the AdventHealth Broadway Series in Kansas City.

Clark, Pell & King Productions will present the world premiere of MOMMA WON'T DIE, a dark comedy based on a true story, at Bryant Hall at Kalita Humphreys Theater in Dallas, directed by Del Shores.