Unbound Productions announced WICKED LIT 2026, a Halloween theater festival at Chance Theater in Anaheim featuring two one-act plays: an adaptation of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Las Lloronas, drawn from La Llorona myths.
Rhode Island's only Renaissance Faire returns to Saugatucket Park and The Contemporary Theater Company in Wakefield, featuring sword fighting, artisan vendors, live Dungeons & Dragons, and a new four noble houses storyline.
Opera North will present THE BALLAD OF BABY DOE by Douglas Moore and John Latouche, directed by Linda Brovsky, at Blow Me Down Farm/St. Gaudens National Park in Cornish, NH, featuring Joshua Jeremiah, Carla Jablonski, and Ashley Fabian.
Little Theatre of Fall River is presenting Pageant, a musical by Bill Russell, Frank Kelley, and composer Albert Evans, at Little Theatre's Firebarn. Get a first look at production photos!
Switch Theatre Co. will present Pirates! A Boy At Sea at Burning Coal Theater in Raleigh and The River Church in Durham, offering pay-what-you-can seats in Durham and family discounts in Raleigh.
Scottish actors Claire Dargo and Scott Fletcher, known for their roles in River City, will reunite for the world premiere of OVERTONE at the Edinburgh Fringe, marking their first stage work since leaving the show.
Velocity Dance Center will present summer residency showings during the Seattle Festival of Dance + Improvisation, offering audiences a first look at works by Kara Beadle, Jody Kuehner, Akoiya Harris, and Vlada Kremenović ahead of their 2027 season.
Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills will present the U.S. premiere of LAKEFRONT, a new comedy by Canadian playwright Norm Foster, directed by Larry Eisenberg and starring Daniel Leslie, Mouchette Van Helsdingen, and Michael Gabiano.
The Theatrical Sound Designers and Composers Association will host its annual meeting at Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago, featuring seminars and workshops for theatre artists, with online streaming also available. All events are open to the public.
Norwegian jazz pianist Jan Gunnar Hoff will make his Australian debut in two Sydney concerts alongside Scandinavian-inspired ensemble Elysian Fields, featuring solo piano, duos, and a world premiere commission.
Tom Dugan's The Curse of the Banshee, completing his Jersey Pub Trilogy, will receive its world premiere at Dugan's Backyard Playhouse in Woodland Hills, produced by JP Hubbell for Alliance Repertory Company.
Centre Stage will present DEAR EVAN HANSEN, the six-time Tony Award-winning musical with a book by Steven Levenson and score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, exploring social anxiety, grief, and human connection.
Children's Theatre Company named Irene Green as its new Director of External Relations. Green previously served as Executive Director of The O'Shaughnessy at St. Catherine University in St. Paul.
Joss Arnott Dance announced a UK and international tour for MEET THE HATTER, a dance and multimedia production inspired by Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, with stops including London's Sadler's Wells and venues across the US and Canada.
The full cast for GWB Entertainment and Andrew Henry Presents' production of DEATH OF A SALESMAN has been announced, with Anthony LaPaglia reprising his role as Willy Loman for limited seasons in Melbourne and Brisbane.
The Park Theatre has announced the final schedule for its America 250 Cultural Fair, taking place July 2–4 in Jaffrey, New Hampshire. The three-day celebration of America's 250th anniversary will include live performances, film screenings, historical exhibits, a community cookout, and the placement of a time capsule.
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame awarded $10,000 in scholarships to ten graduating high school seniors across Long Island, with an additional Pat DeRosa Memorial Scholarship presented for the fourth consecutive year.
Ballet RI will present 'Dancing Fourth,' a free outdoor performance at Providence's Waterplace Park, featuring a world premiere honoring America's 250th anniversary and a Gold Medal-winning YAGP student performer.
Jersey Shore Light Opera, a veteran-owned company, will present Gilbert and Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore at the Jay and Linda Grunin Center for the Arts in Toms River, N.J., marking the company's first-ever production.
Canada's National Arts Centre Orchestra will launch a residency at Domaine Forget de Charlevoix, where it will mentor 12 emerging conductors under Kensho Watanabe, culminating in a public performance with cellist Marc Coppey.
Center Theatre Group's LA Writers' Workshop Reading Series will feature six new plays at the Kirk Douglas Theatre and REDCAT, marking the program's 20th anniversary. Tickets are $17.25 for general admission.
The New York Guitar Seminar will return for its 26th season with concerts, master classes, workshops, and performances featuring Sergio Assad, Berta Rojas, Ana Mário Rosado, and the Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo.
New Diorama Theatre has announced its upcoming Autumn Season, unveiling three productions, The First Year (of the Gaza Genocide in the Media), STUFFED, and Orlando: A Pornobiography. Learn more about the season here.
Marking the 30th anniversary of Grid Iron, Mayflies will be staged at the Brown's of Leith, a former metal works. Learn more about the production and the cast here.
Iain Heggie's Fringe First-winning play WIPING MY MOTHER'S ARSE is set for its first revival in 25 years at Pitlochry Festival Theatre, with a cast including Johnny McKnight, Anne Kidd, Lisa Livingstone, and David Rankine.
