To Be Or Not To Be - 2008 - Broadway Articles Page 5

Samoan-Australian artist Tommy Misa brings a solo work exploring grief, family and joy to Arts House in Melbourne. The production combines physical clowning, movement, poetry and song.

Alberta Bair Theater will present THE WIZ as the first performance of its 26-27 Broadway series. The production offers a groundbreaking twist on the classic tale.

WaterTower Theatre will present SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD in Addison, Texas, with support from Mikey Abrams Texas Pride Realty. Learn more about the show here.

Friends of Chamber Music Kansas City will host pianist Gabriela Montero at the historic Folly Theater, featuring a behind-the-scenes tour and concert for local teens through a partnership with TeenTix.

Trans Voices Cabaret PDX will present its fifth annual show, VILIFIED, at Curious Comedy Theater in Portland. The all-trans and gender nonconforming production reclaims villain narratives as commentary on societal treatment of trans people.

THE NOTEBOOK, the Broadway musical based on the bestselling novel and iconic film, will perform at Providence Performing Arts Center as part of the 2026–27 Broadway Season. Tickets go on sale October 23.

Dr. Micah E. Johnson's solo play examining childhood trauma and its effects on life trajectories will have its world premiere at UCLA's Lani Hall. The free theatrical production combines research, storytelling, and lived experience.

The Wheeling Symphony Orchestra will present the third installment of the Harry Potter Film Concert Series, with Maestro John Devlin conducting John Williams' score live to the film at the Capitol Theatre.

Comedian Anthony Jeselnik will perform at New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark. The stand-up comedian has released three Netflix specials and created multiple television series.

The Mandle Philharmonic will perform Mahler's Symphony No. 8 at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto, featuring 118 instrumentalists, 350 adult choristers, 100 children's choristers, and 8 vocal soloists under conductor Mandle Cheung.

Single tickets will go on sale for the Broadway musical A BEAUTIFUL NOISE: THE NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL, which will play the Morris Center in South Bend. Learn more here.

MainStage Irving-Las Colinas will present the Broadway version of RODGERS + HAMMERSTEIN'S CINDERELLA at the Irving Arts Center. The production features music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, and a new book by Tony Award nominee Douglas Carter Beane.

The country music band LITTLE BIG TOWN will perform at The McKnight Center in Tulsa. The four-member group is known for hits including 'Pontoon' and 'Girl Crush.'

American Ballet Theatre has been named a resident company of Segerstrom Center for the Arts under a five-year agreement through 2030, securing annual spring engagements in Southern California.

The Tony-winning musical will play the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis as part of the Broadway on Hennepin series. HADESTOWN won eight Tony Awards including Best Musical and the Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album.

Great Performances will present The Public Theater's new staging of ROMEO & JULIET, filmed at Central Park's Delacorte Theater, featuring Tony winners Francis Jue, LaChanze, and Deirdre O'Connell.

Bob Baker Marionette Theater's 1969 adaptation of the ballet classic will run at Sierra Madre Playhouse with over 100 handcrafted marionettes. Tickets are $25.

Resident Company Artist Megan Anderson will present a solo visual art exhibition at Everyman Theatre in Baltimore, displayed alongside the world premiere of DIFFERENT WORDS FOR HAPPINESS.

New York City Ballet promoted three dancers to the rank of soloist. Meaghan Dutton-O'Hara, Owen Flacke, and Kloe Walker advance within the company's ranks.

Pittsburgh Opera will present its first-ever production of ORPHEUS & EURYDICE, based on the classical Greek myth of love and loss in the Underworld, at the Byham Theater.

Grammy-winning mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton will join pianist Kathleen Kelly for a recital spanning works from Duparc and Clara Schumann to contemporary American composers at The Wallis in Beverly Hills.

Starlight, Kansas City's oldest performing arts organization, raised $1.2 million at its annual gala, with proceeds supporting the nonprofit's community programs, venue maintenance, and operations.

Alina Cojocaru OBE will perform in BALLET NIGHTS with dancers including Laurel Dalley Smith and James Wilton. The program features the revival of choreographer Kim Brandstrup's Afsked and work from Martha Graham Dance Company.

Choreographer Marcos Morau creates a major new dance work celebrating David Bowie's artistic reinvention, set to debut at venues in Luxembourg, London, and Tokyo.

Production photos have been released for comedian Rachel Kaly’s self-written, one-woman comedy Hospital Hour. Learn more about the show and check out the photos here.