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How does our memory distinguish the aspects of the life we live that make up our remembered life, our conscious legacy? Is the entirety of that remembered life truthful? How does it inform our relationships?What Became of Us at Signature Theatre doesn’t necessarily answer any of these questions, instead it prompts them. Through a dyadic memory play tracking two siblings of immigrant parents, this production's deep relatability stems from a unique normalcy.

The world premiere musical JEREMY WORRIED ABOUT THE WIND has extended its Hollywood Fringe Festival run due to popular demand, adding a final matinee at the Hobgoblin Playhouse in Los Angeles.

The comedy radio play LIL' MISS KATE - WARD OF THE STATE will perform at Brooklyn Comedy Collective ahead of its Edinburgh Fringe Festival run, featuring live sound effects and a fully-scripted tribute to classic 1930s-40s radio serials.

The horror-comedy rock musical DEAD JOHN has added an encore performance at the Madnani Theater in Los Angeles following a sold-out Hollywood Fringe Festival run, with reviewers comparing it to SIX and RENT and calling for a Broadway transfer.

In Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, actor Callina Anderson brings warmth, wit, and emotional honesty to Terrence McNally's unforgettable heroine. As Happy Hour Readings embarks on its first major production, Anderson reflects on discovering Frankie.

A conversation with John Cameron Mitchell celebrating the 25th anniversary of the film HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH - on art, empathy, punk rock, and the unexpected community that grew around one of the most beloved cult classics of the past quarter-century.

The American Alliance for Theatre & Education announced its 2026 award recipients, honoring educators, students, and playwrights across categories including the Saldaña Professor Award, Chorpenning Playwright Award, and Playwrights for Change competition.

Molly McQuillan's thriller 3600, directed by Anna Marie Tobin, will be performed at the Chain Theatre Summer One-Act Festival, starring Ashley M. Cowles and Casey Mars Miller.

MIGRATION DIARY: NEW YORK CITY EDITION, a multimedia documentary theater work by Romanian director Carmen Lidia Vidu, will have its world premiere at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club, presented in collaboration with the Romanian Cultural Institute.

Center Stage Productions will present Eve Ensler's Obie Award-winning THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES at Over The Moon Art Studios in Asbury Park, NJ, directed by Deirdre Foreman, with a cast talkback following each performance.

Comedian Tess Tregellas will bring her solo show EPIC to Asylum NYC, blending stand-up, storytelling, and music around a hopeless romantic searching for love in New York City.

All In Productions will present the Wisconsin premiere of Rachel Bublitz's RED DAYS, a coming-of-age drama set in Salt Lake City, at Pink's Accessible Theater House in Milwaukee.

Eden Espinosa and Tally Sessions will star as Beatrice and Benedick in The Old Globe's production of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, directed by Barry Edelstein, closing the theater's Summer Shakespeare Festival in San Diego.

Tom Dugan's one-man play about Holocaust survivor and Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal, performed by Christopher C. Gibbs, returns to Gilded Balloon Teviot at Edinburgh Fringe, followed by a limited London run at Wilton's Music Hall.

WE HAD FUN, a new drama on consent and truth written and performed by neurodivergent artists Emmeline Hartley and Jack Mullings, will make its world premiere at Edinburgh Fringe's Summerhall, directed by Olivier and Tony-nominated Carrie-Anne Ingrouille.

Keith Alessi's one-man show about surviving cancer and finding solace in banjo music returns to Edinburgh Fringe for a fourth year, with 100% of ticket sales benefiting Summerhall Arts.

Belfast comedy-drama THE PITCH, from Moya Jane Productions and Lyric Theatre Belfast, will make its Scottish premiere at Edinburgh Festival Fringe as part of the Pleasance Edinburgh National Partnerships programme.

Ariana and the Rose will bring her acclaimed one-woman show The Breakup Variety Hour to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this summer. Blending live synth-pop, comedy, and immersive storytelling, the production runs August 5-31 at Assembly George Square – Studio Four.

Sarah Hester Ross, who has amassed over 3 million online followers and 40 million music streams, will bring her solo show SERVING C*NT to The Den at Gilded Balloon Teviot at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Rebecca Wild's new one-act play LIGHTS OUT AT THE WOMEN'S HOTEL will receive its world premiere at Chain Theatre's Summer One-Act Festival, featuring a seven-actress cast exploring affordable housing and artistic life in New York City.

World Music Institute announced its upcoming Fall-Winter season, featuring NYC debuts from Japan's Minyo Crusaders, South Korea's Leenalchi, and others, alongside returning favorites like Angélique Kidjo and a new NEXT GEN series.

Pittsburgh CLO posted a production video from its Benedum Center staging of BEAUTIFUL: THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL, the Tony and Grammy Award-winning show celebrating Carole King's life and music.

Hundreds of fans, travelers, community members, and road-trippers gathered in Cornersville on Tuesday for the official opening of Dolly's Tennessean Travel Stop, featuring a surprise appearance from Dolly Parton herself. Check out photos from the event here.

The 4th Annual Black + Iconic Soirée will premiere exclusively on Paramount+ on June 29, 2026, bringing BET's celebration of Black LGBTQ+ excellence, culture, and community to audiences nationwide.

Steppenwolf Theatre Company is launching its 51st Season with Suzan-Lori Parks’ Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Topdog/Underdog. Ensemble members Glenn Davis and Namir Smallwood star in the production.