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The Public Theater revealed its 2026-27 season lineup, expanding to 18 productions. The season includes world premieres from playwright Caryl Churchill and theater company Elevator Repair Service, plus new works by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen.

The Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival announced its 35th anniversary lineup featuring world premieres, retrospective screenings, and an inaugural Oscar-focused roundtable with international filmmakers.

Dennis Watkins extends THE MAGIC PARLOUR through spring 2027, welcoming back guest magician Derek Hughes following sold-out engagements this year. Watkins marks 25 years performing magic in Chicago with special Halloween performances of THE SPIRIT CABINET.

The American Symphony Orchestra performs Mozart's Coronation Mass alongside U.S. premieres by Michael Haydn and Georg Anton Benda, plus a rare performance of Hasse's Miserere, with soloists from the Metropolitan Opera.

Fredi Shehadi is an Emmy award-winning New York–based guitarist, composer, songwriter and recording artist. His brilliant new Jazz/Americana genre-bending album ‘Bout Time’ just dropped on 9/25.

Matty Bedrosian, the multi-instrumentalist behind YUMMM, announced his new album SILLYPUTTY, blending lo-fi bedroom pop, alt-rock, and slowcore. The lead single 'Plug' examines technology's role in modern connection.

Sam Burton shared the single FREE AGAIN ahead of his third album FAIRWEATHER FRIEND, out October 30 via Captured Tracks. The musician will join WIDOWSPEAK for a UK/EU tour beginning November 13 in Leeds.

Vlad Holiday released his first new single in two years, 'By Myself,' and announced a 2027 headline North American tour. The musician will perform shows in Mexico City and New York City in October, with additional tour cities and venues to follow.

Now in its fourth year, the Glyndebourne Autumn Season is almost upon us. A place for discovering emerging talent and new work, it offers new audiences a more informal and affordable way to experience opera at Glyndebourne. The season will open with Mariame Clément’s luscious production of The Marriage of Figaro. BroadwayWorld spoke to New York-based Chinese soprano Mei Gui Zhang, who makes her Glyndebourne debut in the role of Susanna. We spoke about taking on her first role for the company, her love of Mozart and how Susanna is the true heart of the opera.

Dakota Johnson opens up about working with Taylor Swift on the Patient Zero music video, praising her as a true visionary and talented director.

The inaugural PLAYBACK: THE BROOKLYN WATCH PARTY festival announced its first group of guest curators, including Ahmir 'Questlove' Thompson, John Turturro, and Bryan Stevenson, who will program screenings alongside Spike Lee at BAM.

Arizona Broadway Theatre will present PIPPIN with an all-female creative team and circus-inspired staging featuring aerial arts and acrobatics. The production runs through early November.

Here’s my interview with Katherine Chou on directing a rare revival of The Dance and the Railroad, an early play by David Henry Hwang, why its message will still ring true to modern audiences, and how she handles representing the intersection of art and labor in its storyline.

The Australian String Quartet announced two national tours and flagship festival experiences alongside collaborations with orchestras and ensembles across Australia.

The Canadian musical OUR LITTLE SECRET, written by and starring Noam Tomaschoff, will play at Edmonton's Citadel Theatre. Directed by Broadway's Adam Pascal, the show explores a true story about discovering more than 35 previously unknown siblings.

Nicholas Kaminski and Grammy-nominated Stephen Kaminski's new musical BIG FAMOUS will hold a benefit concert for The Directors Company in Brooklyn, featuring a satirical story based on a Polish immigrant's accordion-fueled rise and fall.

David Greaves directs his late father William Greaves' documentary of a 1972 Harlem Renaissance gathering featuring Romare Bearden, Eubie Blake, and other luminaries at Duke Ellington's townhouse.

Sundance Institute announced 19 nonfiction projects selected to receive over $1 million in grants through its Documentary Fund. Projects span all production stages as the program approaches its 25th anniversary.

The Vancouver International Film Festival launches the inaugural Luminary Awards, recognizing excellence and dedication to the art of the moving image.

Birdland Jazz Club and Birdland Theater will present nightly performances throughout October, featuring The Hot Sardines, Ron Carter, and birthday celebrations for Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk.

Watch the full video with Richard Ridge to hear more from Brill about working with Daniel Fish, sharing the stage with Thomas J. Ryan, collaborating with Rob Lowe and Gillian Jacobs, his experience playing Roy Cohn in Fellow Travelers, and the unusual place he keeps his Tony Award!

Ground Floor Theatre has revealed its 2027 season including an Austin premiere, a regional premiere, a world premiere, and a Tony-Award winning musical.

Florence Pugh discusses starring as Cathy in the new limited series EAST OF EDEN, based on John Steinbeck's novel, plus shares who she would invite to her ideal dinner party.

Saxophonist-composer Johannes Enders premiered the lead single from his upcoming album PHANTOM HAPPINESS, featuring pianist Rainer Böhm, bassist Doug Weiss, and drummer Jorge Rossy on the Enja Records label.

Temple University's Studio, Symphony and Jazz Orchestras will perform an all-American program at Alice Tully Hall featuring the world premiere of TWO FIVE O, Reflections by composer John Clayton, alongside works by Bernstein, Gershwin and others.