Westport Country Playhouse will present a masterclass with Broadway actor Andrew Keenan-Bolger on character development through monologue work and script analysis for middle and high school students.
Gothic folk band Dust Bowl Faeries will present an interactive murder mystery with audience participation at the Rochester Fringe Festival. Attendees can play murder suspects or jury members in the musical tableau.
Andrew Coopman has been appointed Associate Producing Director at Tacoma Little Theatre, returning to the organization after previously directing The Wizard of Oz. Coopman brings experience as a director, choreographer, producer, and artistic leader.
The Whidbey Island Center for the Arts will present paintings by contemporary artist Pamelagrace Beatty, whose jazz-influenced works serve as this year's inspiration for DjangoFest Northwest art.
Live Arts Theatre announced the full cast for THE LIGHT by Loy A. Webb, starring Michael Ward and Mary D. Cheeks. The 70-minute play explores a couple confronting a secret from their past.
The psychological thriller BREAK, written by Lindsay Carpenter and directed by SB Tennent, will open at LTV Studios in East Hampton from Sept. 18–20. The production stars John Kroft, Josh Davis, Paloma Garcia, and Grace Porter.
The NYC-based professional dance company will present a performance fusing modern, traditional African, and hip-hop dance with live drumming and spoken word at the HC Mainstage Theatre in Ybor City.
North America's largest independent Indian dance competition will feature live bands performing alongside dancers for the first time. The event takes place at the Strand Theatre in Dorchester.
The National Theatre production of BALLET SHOES will perform at Milton Keynes Theatre. Tickets are now available.
The Shaw Festival received up to $25 million from the Government of Canada to rebuild the Royal George Theatre in Niagara-on-the-Lake, designed to achieve zero carbon certification and accessibility gold standards.
Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts partners with Juilliard Extension to present continuing education classes exploring themes from the Rosen House Concert Series and Summer Season in Katonah, New York.
The Bridge Initiative will present plays, cabarets, and concerts at venues in Scottsdale and Tempe, featuring female-forward storytelling and musical performances throughout the season.
Portland Stage will present Tom Stoppard's Olivier Award-winning ARCADIA, nearly 25 years after the theater last produced the play. The production moves between two centuries in an English country house, exploring romance, mathematics, and mystery.
Windham Theatre Guild will present Lauren Gunderson's Silent Sky September 18-27 at the Burton Leavitt Theatre in Willimantic, Connecticut, including a Pay What You Can performance on September 24.
OPERA DAY IN THE BAY will unite 13 Bay Area opera organizations for a free outdoor concert at Transamerica Pyramid Center Redwood Park, featuring repertoire spanning Baroque to contemporary works and four new compositions.
Three improv teams compete at Young Ethels in Brooklyn by creating scenes inspired by 1980s televangelist and failed standup comedy clips, with judges Kristen Gonzalez and Kate O'Neil Martino.
The University of South Carolina theatre program will launch its new season with Jen Silverman's modern adaptation of The Witch of Edmonton, a darkly comic play exploring desire, gender, and societal expectations through the story of an outcast woman and a devil.
The rock musical CINDY OF ARC will return with a mini-tour in October 2026, featuring performances at The Triad Theater in Manhattan on October 19 and 30, and Brooklyn Art Haus on October 22. Written and performed by Cynthia Kaplan and directed by Dani Davis, the show benefits The Writer's Lab, The Brave House, and Abortion Access Front.
The acclaimed American ballet company will present three works including a Caribbean-inspired revival of FIREBIRD, featuring choreography by John Taras and designs by Leo Holder.
Genius Child presents a theatrical comedy about two nonprofit theater workers racing through August Wilson's Century Cycle to free a ghost, starring Philadelphia comedians Zoe Dixon and Nicole Phoenix.
Violinist Joshua Bell will perform with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields at bergenPAC in Englewood, New Jersey, with an opening performance by Elisabeth Morrow School students and SuperChamber soloists.
Houston Grand Opera announced the leadership for its upcoming season fundraising events, including the opening night dinner for Susannah, the Concert of Arias, and the Opera Ball.
Quintessence Theatre will present a regional premiere of Jen Silverman's WITCH, a retelling of a classic Jacobean tragicomedy directed by Maura Krause. The production features Philadelphia actors and explores themes of morality and temptation.
South Philadelphia's St. Nicholas of Tolentine Authentic Italian Festival returns with a full day of Italian food, live music, dancing, and a special performance by THE NEW YORK TENORS on the 1700 block of South 9th Street.
Maybe Happy Ending will play DeVos Performance Hall in Grand Rapids November 10-15, 2026, starring original Broadway cast members Steven Huynh and Claire Kwon. Tickets are now on sale for the six-time Tony Award-winning musical.
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