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FX shared a new scene from SHŌGUN in which Mariko teaches Blackthorne about the Eightfold Fence, a lesson in keeping one's inner world hidden to survive.

The Billie Holiday Theatre has revealed its 2026-27 season, with programming featuring Lynn Nottage, Lillias White, Adriane Lenox, Marcus Paul James, Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE Dance Company and more.

The actress, known for roles including Ashley Pfister on Happy Days and Pam's mother Helene in The Office, talks her new bass album and one-woman show 9/16 to 10/18

Peninsula Players Theatre will conclude its 91st season with MURDER GIRL, Heidi Armbruster's Wisconsin whodunnit set at a Northwoods supper club, directed by Mallory Metoxen.

Benjamin Zander will lead the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra at Symphony Hall in works by Weber, Beethoven, and Brahms, featuring violinist Guy Braunstein, to open the ensemble's 48th and final season.

The 18th annual 30A Songwriters Festival will feature headline performances along Scenic Highway 30A in Walton County, Florida, spanning more than 30 venues, 160-plus songwriters and 300 performances.

The documentary from Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin premiered at the Venice International Film Festival and will open in theaters and IMAX worldwide following additional festival screenings.

Adrian Collins will bring her solo show to Plays & Players Theatre in Philadelphia as part of the Philly Fringe Festival, following a sold-out run at Dixon Place's HOT! Fest.

The ADAM TULLY QUARTET will perform as part of the Music of the Americas series, featuring musician Adam Tully in an upcoming concert presentation.

The Trust for Governors Island and The New York Climate Exchange will present more than 20 Climate Week NYC events spanning discussions, performances, art exhibitions, and climate tech demonstrations on the island.

Actor and model Kiko Mizuhara released her debut solo single, "Feelin' Wee," produced by John Carroll Kirby, along with an accompanying music video directed by Luke Casey.

Portland psych-rock band FEDERALE released A STRANGE VICE, the first single from its upcoming album LOVE & OTHER LIES, frontman Collin Hegna's most personal work to date.

Steven Sater also exclusively tells BroadwayWorld he hopes a 29-hour workshop and potential visual album are next for his new musical 'Murder at the Gates.'

Equity announced it has secured £15,000 from Manchester City Council for performers left unpaid after Manchester Pride's collapse, adding to a crowdfunder led by Nathaniel Hall.

Battersea Arts Centre has announced the cast for the world premiere of NINA, a new play by Caroline Williams inspired by Chekhov's THE SEAGULL, co-directed with Deborah Pearson.

Paul van Dyk will debut his live concept THE ESSENCE OF ACID at Dreamstate SoCal 2026 on the Queen Mary Waterfront in Long Beach, CA, on November 21, launching a forthcoming world tour.

Welsh collective Acid Casuals will release the first vinyl pressing of their album OMNI, sharing new visuals for the track BOWL ME OVER ahead of a rare Cardiff performance.

Jelly Roll enlisted a group of children to co-write a new song during his stint guest hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live, turning their answers about dinosaurs, fish and prison into an unfiltered original tune.

PCS Theater will present DEAR EVAN HANSEN in a double-cast production at The Players Club of Swarthmore, directed by Anne Marie Scalies with real-life parents and teenagers cast in corresponding roles.

Tickets are now available for the 69th Monterey Jazz Festival, featuring 74 performances across five stages, including a duo set from Herbie Hancock and Ron Carter.

Portland Center Stage at The Armory will present Kate Hamill's adaptation of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE on its Main Stage, directed by Marissa Wolf, opening the theater's milestone season.

The family musical featuring a live pumpkin carving experience will move to Denver's Historic Elitch Theatre for its second season, following its earlier local debut.

Marthinus Basson's ART turns a blank canvas into a friendship-ending grenade. Van der Walt, Pretorius and Binge are superb. Hilarious, precise, and unexpectedly cutting.

I spoke with The Arsonists director Luke Harlan, an award-winning director and Emmy-nominated producer whose work spans theater, television, and feature films, about his vision for the production about ordinary people who allow something dangerous to enter their lives, setting a pattern that can carry through generations when apathy impedes good judgment. Here's what he had to say!

I talk with Adam Brett, lead of the hit murder mystery musical Clue, coming to the Ahamnson Theatre September 8th to September 12th for only seven performances on its second North American Broadway tour.