Luke Combs will extend his MY KINDA SATURDAY NIGHT TOUR into 2027 with stadium stops in Arlington, Minneapolis, Detroit, Philadelphia, Foxborough, Denver and San Diego. General on-sale begins August 21.
Steven Moffat's dark comedy THE UNFRIEND will make its Australian premiere at Sydney Theatre Company, directed by Simon Phillips and starring Helen Thomson.
Brisbane Festival has released the complete program for Festival Village at South Bank, featuring sunrise ceremonies, DAYBREAKER, wellbeing sessions, live music and nightly entertainment along the riverfront precinct.
A new bar will open inside the Australian Music Vault at Arts Centre Melbourne, serving beverages and snacks near exhibits celebrating the country's contemporary music history.
Martha Graham Dance Company will present masterworks, new commissions, and Lamentation Variations while touring the US, Canada, England, Spain, Mexico, and China.
Collaboraction Theatre Company in Chicago issued a corrected version of its season announcement after a co-writer credit was omitted from the earlier release.
Ensemble for These Times selected 13 composers for its third Call for Scores for Solo Piano, with works to be performed by pianist Dale Tsang in San Francisco and Berkeley.
New Light Theater Project and Pendragon Theatre will present Stephen Sheffer's new play about a hiker and a couple forced to share a woodland shelter, directed by Jesse Jou Off-Broadway.
Palo Alto Players will open its 96th season with the Tony-winning musical comedy, directed and choreographed by Lee Ann Payne, at the Lucie Stern Theatre.
Off-Kendrick will present the fifth annual South Asian American Theater Festival in Watertown, featuring multilingual plays from theater groups across the country and a tribute to Jayanta Mukhopadhyay.
The American Classical Orchestra will open its season at Alice Tully Hall with Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass in D Minor and Beethoven's Symphony No. 1, featuring soprano Shelén Hughes Camacho.
Weathervane Theatre will present COME FROM AWAY, directed by Syracuse Stage Artistic Director Robert Hupp, telling the true story of stranded passengers welcomed by a Newfoundland town.
The Martha Graham Dance Company will continue its centennial celebration with its 2026-27 season, marking the culmination of GRAHAM100. The season will feature Martha Graham masterworks, new commissions and Lamentation Variations, and more.
The Catastrophic Theatre has revealed its upcoming season lineup, featuring Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco, Murder Murder Kill Kill Kill by by Brian Jucha & the Catastrophic ensemble and more.
RR Auction is offering a 24-letter archive from Irving Berlin to journalist Irving Hoffman and his father, spanning nearly three decades of Broadway and Hollywood correspondence.
Ashley Monroe unveiled the fifth video installment from her album Dear Nashville, directed by Becky Fluke, as the record becomes available on vinyl LP.
Roger Taylor of QUEEN released the single I SEE YOU NOW from his upcoming album VIOLENCE INSANE IN A BEAUTIFUL WORLD, ahead of a UK tour and Columbia Records release.
Vivid Stage in Summit will open enrollment for adult improv classes this fall, including Joy of Improv, Comedy Math, Special Effects, and a one-night Improv Jam.
Giancarlo Guerrero will conduct San Francisco Symphony's annual community tribute concert, featuring bassoonist Joshua Elmore in a solo debut with the orchestra.
The People's Theatre will open its new Centro Cultural Inmigrante in Inwood with an inaugural season featuring the first bilingual presentation of GUAC by Manuel Oliver.
Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati will present the world premiere of a musical revue featuring the songs of Stephen Schwartz, titled CORNER OF THE SKY.
Lantern Theater Company will present the Philadelphia premiere of David Auburn's SUMMER, 1976, directed by Kate Galvin, at St. Stephen's Theater in Center City.
The City of Raleigh and Atlantic Union Bank announced a 15-year naming rights agreement renaming the city's convention center as part of a broader downtown expansion.
Miller Theatre at Columbia University will host a fall lineup of free, early-evening Pop-Up Concerts on its main stage, featuring performances by Tony Arnold, Conrad Tao, Hub New Music, and Steven Beck.
Pam Dickler's solo show about a Chicago theater producer's collision with national political controversy will return to The Apollo Theater Studio for a limited engagement.
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