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Reba McEntire's personal collection of stage-worn gowns, jewelry, boots, and memorabilia will be auctioned to benefit The Reba McEntire Fund supporting local and national nonprofits.

Kelly Strayhorn Theater will present the world premiere of WITH OURSELVES, WITH EACH OTHER, an experimental solo dance theater piece by Maree ReMalia, alongside a gallery opening by AAPI art collective JADED.

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra will present two free performances in Braddock, including a Musical Storytelling concert for young families and FROM LOUIS TO ARETHA, featuring PSO Principal Pops Conductor Byron Stripling exploring jazz and gospel traditions.

Feeble Flame, a new Portland theater company founded by Ora Fruchter and Sarah Smith, will premiere its first production, a handmade puppet comedy about a bird learning to build a nest, at Portland Playhouse. The forty-minute all-ages show is backed by the Jim Henson Foundation.

Jazz keyboardist Brian Culbertson will perform THE MIDNIGHT TAPES Tour at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater on April 23. Tickets go on sale October 9 starting at $43.25.

MOLLY HATCHET will perform at the Nancy and David Bilheimer Capitol Theatre on March 13 at 8 pm. The Southern rock band is touring in support of LOST HORIZON, their first studio album in sixteen years, recorded at Abbey Road Studios.

Elsinore will present Lee Blessing's A BODY OF WATER at the Athenaeum Center, featuring Elsinore founders Lori Rohr and Jamie Ewing alongside Ella Gatlin in a drama about memory and identity.

Here’s my conversation with Melissa Greenspan, the playwright/performer for B+ MOM (An Enthusiastic Guide to Imperfect Parenting) about the play’s creation and her views on parenting reflected in it.

Trombonist Wycliffe Gordon, an original member of the Wynton Marsalis Septet and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, is a walking revival. Read a conversation about WELOME TO GEORGIA TOWN, on October 9 and 10 at Jazz at Lincoln Center

The biggest thing that is currently happening in the department is the fact that we are getting a new performing arts center! I got to sit down for a little bit and talk to the department chair, Bill Jenkins, about the performing arts center.

Laurie Rose Savage's new family drama, a finalist in Francis Ford Coppola's American Zoetrope Screenplay Contest, will premiere in a limited Off-Off Broadway engagement at Matthew Corozine Studio Theater in Manhattan.

New York Live Arts, BAM, and L'Alliance New York will present the U.S. premiere of TOI, MOI, TITUBA… by choreographer and performer Dorothée Munyaneza and Kadidi Company, exploring suppressed voices through movement and music.

Robert Norman's deadpan comedy about an American author in Germany will have its world premiere at P&T Knitwear bookstore, directed by Alex Hare and starring Amara James Aja and Annika Burley.

The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey will display eleven works by visual artist Heather Stivison alongside its production of HAMLET, exploring themes of home, identity, and belonging.

Broadway performer Kimberly Faye Greenberg will release an interactive children's book introducing young readers ages 7–12 to vaudeville history through the stories of two characters discovering their local theater's entertainment past.

The Los Angeles theater company finalized the purchase of its 1928 carriage house home and two adjacent properties, securing the organization's future as it approaches its 30th anniversary.

On Wednesdays we wear pink, but apparently in Blytheville, we can be totally fetch any day of the week! Rosewood Repertory took over The Ritz Theater for one fabulous weekend, October 2–4, with its production of MEAN GIRLS, and from the moment the Plastics strutted onto the stage, I knew we were in for a ridiculously fun time. With plenty of pink, attitude and high-school drama, this cast had me smiling like I had just been invited to sit at the cool kids’ table.

Daniel Fish's Kramer/Fauci is now playing at St. Ann's Warehouse. In Kramer/Fauci, Will Brill stars opposite Thomas J. Ryan as Dr. Anthony Fauci. Read the reviews in BroadwayWorld's Review Roundup.

Oil Lamp Theater announced its 2027 season, which will include Ken Ludwig's Dear Jack, Dear Louise, Songs for a New World by Jason Robert Brown and more. Subscriptions are on sale now.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced legislation that would prevent President Donald Trump from tearing down the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts without congressional approval.

NBC released official trailer and key art for season three of HAPPY'S PLACE, the comedy series starring Reba McEntire. The new season will explore evolving relationships among the tavern's staff and patrons.

Most of us have heard some maybe-true, maybe-exaggerated stories about our families’ histories. For playwright and lyricist Angelica Chéri, those incredible, stranger-than-fiction tales turned into a breakout hit and a Broadway debut.

Philadelphia band KNIFEPLAY announced their third album WHAT IS TRUTH? alongside a Ben Turok-directed video for the 10-minute lead single Love Song, exploring themes of grief, abuse, and resilience.

GRAMMY-nominated Matisyahu and Eurovision runner-up Yuval Raphael released the pop-R&B track 'Carry On,' written by Rachel Sapoznik and produced by GRAMMY-winner Rico Love, as an anthem for healing and overcoming adversity.

UK alt-rock duo Weather Happy, featuring guitarist Holly Carter from BERRIES, released the single 'Day Storm' ahead of their debut EP MOTH. The track explores Carter's past battles with OCD through angular, math-rock instrumentation.