Jon Stewart returns to THE DAILY SHOW desk tonight, with Ronny Chieng hosting Tuesday through Thursday at 11 p.m. ET/PT on Comedy Central. Episodes air on Paramount+ the following morning.
The George A. Romero Foundation and Pittsburgh Cultural Trust will present a symphonic concert celebrating the filmmaker's life and legacy, featuring a newly commissioned orchestral score accompanying his restored 1962 debut film.
The Geffen Playhouse annual fundraiser honored Bebe Neuwirth, Chris Paul, and Harold A. Brown while launching the Artist & Athlete Collaborative ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games.
OK GO announced handbell arrangements of two songs: 'Return' from their 2002 debut and 'Shooting the Moon' from the Twilight: New Moon soundtrack. The band will tour the UK in November.
SEVENTEEN's visual unit JxJ, comprising Jeonghan and Joshua, released their first mini album DREAMSCAPE, a seven-track project exploring the intersection of dreams and reality with the dance-rock lead single 12 o'clock.
Sony Pictures released a new poster for JUMANJI: OPEN WORLD, the final installment of the action-adventure trilogy starring Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan.
Pop-rock artist Cami Clune will release an acoustic re-recording of SUMMER FANTASY from her debut album SHOULD BE SLEEPING, featuring acoustic guitar and pedal steel.
Apple TV announced five new cast members for the seventh season of SLOW HORSES, including Varada Sethu, Ethan Moorhouse, Tuppence Middleton, Merab Ninidze and Joshua McGuire, alongside returning actor James Callis.
Ken Straus writes and performs BOOMER, a solo show examining a baby boomer's cultural odyssey from Detroit auto-plant roots through decades of rapid transformation, at the United Solo Festival.
Florida Studio Theatre will present AMERICAN REBELS, an original cabaret revue celebrating iconic artists who challenged convention through music. The production runs at the Goldstein Cabaret in Sarasota.
Philip Jonah Logan Geller has been appointed artistic director of Canada's oldest professional Indigenous theatre company, succeeding Joelle Peters. Learn more here.
Composer Osvaldo Golijov's new evening-length oratorio will premiere at Symphony Hall in Boston, featuring soloists Cécile McLorin Salvant, Davóne Tines, Cyro Baptista, and Kayhan Kalhor under conductor Eric Jacobsen.
Gemma Sutton and Josh St Clair lead the cast in Cole Porter's musical comedy at The Mill at Sonning, directed by Joseph Pitcher and choreographed by Gary Lloyd.
Joffrey Ballet lands $8M in major gifts, the Gamm and Lamb’s Players name new leaders, Gary Beestone Associates moves into producing, and LIFT returns in 2027. Plus Broadway Bridges’ 19-show semester and My Shows on Android.
Shea's Performing Arts Center announced 25 Western New York high schools selected for the 2026-27 Wonder Awards program. Top performers will be eligible to compete in The Jimmy Awards national competition.
Other Desert Cities is now open at Broadway's Hudson Theatre, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ed Harris, Allison Janney, Joe Keery, and Lily Rabe. Check out photos of the cast taking their opening night bows!
Michelle Carter's new play, developed in part at Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill, New York, will have its world premiere. The production features Barbara Pitts, Amanda Duarte, and Phil Mansfield and is directed by Katy Early.
The fifth annual Halloween charity event will feature performances from Hayley Mills, John Owen-Jones, and Rachel Tucker, benefiting Go Live Theatre Projects.
Comedian Drew Droege will host a one-night-only NSFW ROCKY HORROR party featuring New York drag, burlesque and nightlife performers at the Eagle NYC. Learn more here.
Centenary Stage Company's Fringe Festival will present a one-woman play written and performed by Erica Knight about painter Ralph Albert Blakelock's life and descent into madness.
Emma Thompson explained her decision to not play the title character in the upcoming NANNY MCPHEE musical, citing advice from composer Stephen Sondheim about the demands of writing and performing simultaneously.
The Gaiety Theatre will present a reimagined DICK WHITTINGTON as a swashbuckling Scottish pantomime, written by Fraser Boyle and directed by Tom Cooper, featuring Ross Baxter, Chiara Sparkes, and Dani Heron.
World Champion Irish dancers perform A CELTIC CHRISTMAS at Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts. The show features dancers from RIVERDANCE and LORD OF THE DANCE in a holiday production that earned five stars in New York.
South African comedian Dalin Oliver will present his award-winning stand-up show STUCK IN DUBAI in Johannesburg this October as part of his national tour. The show, which earned Oliver his third National Arts Festival Ovation Award, follows international performances in London and Stockholm.
MLUNGU will perform at Cape Town in Belgium in November. The production is co-produced by Samantha Carlisle. Learn more about the upcoming performance here.
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