The 92nd Street Y, New York's Harkness Dance Center has announced its 2026-27 season, featuring world premieres, returning festivals and performances from acclaimed dance artists and companies from across the United States and around the world.
Ruidosa Fest will return to Lincoln Center on July 12 as part of the institution's Summer for the City festival. Founded by singer-songwriter Francisca Valenzuela, the free event will feature performances by Lila Downs, Pabllo Vittar, Elsa y Elmar, Rubio and more, alongside conversations, workshops and literary programming.
Industry City, brooklynONE productions and Puppetworks have announced Puppetworks: Behind the Curtain, a special community celebration marking the organization's move to Industry City. The June 26 event will honor more than four decades of puppetry, storytelling and arts education while offering a first look at Puppetworks' future home.
Plaza Mexico in Lynwood, California, will host a Father's Day celebration featuring performances by Banda La Elegida, Grupo Blanco, and Grupo Prendi2, along with food, raffles, and Loteria and Panini tables.
The new musical AFLOAT, directed by Schele Williams and written by Zoe Sarnak and Emily Kaczmarek, will receive an invitation-only developmental reading at Open Jar Studios featuring Gianna Harris, Alysia Velez, and Liam Pearce among others.
4 TO 7: A SOLILOQUY, written by Emmanuel Martin Di Feliciantonio and directed by Rommell Sermons, follows a lone DJ's pre-dawn walk from Manhattan to Brooklyn in a 75-minute exploration of grief and identity.
The national tour of The Book of Mormon, winner of nine Tony Awards including Best Musical, will play Shea's Buffalo Theatre for five performances only as part of the Gallagher Encore Series.
PlayGround will present a simultaneous four-city gala honoring Margo Hall, Jessica Kubzansky, Emily Shooltz, and Ericka Ratcliff, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the June Anne Baker Prize for women and non-binary playwrights.
Icarus Theatre has revealed its 26.27 season featuring the Canadian premiere of Walden, Toronto's first production of How to Defend Yourself, and the return of its Dark Day Cabaret Series.
Be Bold! Productions has revealed the week two audience-selected winner of its annual Players Theatre NYC Short Play Festival as 'Two Cops on the Platform,' written and directed by Taylor Gonzlez.
Art Central El Dorado Galleria in Manhattan will host an evening of mixed-media art and live violin, featuring Eddy Bogaert's augmented reality works and a performance by Dr. Edward W. Hardy.
The Chain Theatre will present the world premiere of Vicious Dogs in Marietta, a one-act dark comedy by Lane Bernes Genee, as part of its Summer One-Act Festival in New York City.
Montpelier Performing Arts Hub will present the first fully-staged production of Little Things, a new musical about fifth-graders fighting to save recess, with composer Bonnie Gleicher set to attend.
Pearl Ong's solo show Night Driver, winner of the 2025 BroadwayWorld SF Bay Area Award for Best Cabaret/Concert/Solo Performance, will return to The Marsh Berkeley for an encore run of performances.
The Depot Theatre has revealed the cast for Jonathan Larson's TICK, TICK... BOOM!, featuring Sean McGee, Mia Munn, and Deon Oliverio, with direction by Shawn Churchman and music direction by Artistic Director Aaron Jodoin.
Comedian and storyteller Jenny Napolitano will premiere Body Language, a solo show blending stand-up and storytelling about chronic pelvic pain, at The Allan Lefcowitz Theater at The Writer's Center in Bethesda, MD.
Hold on to Your Butts, a two-actor parody of Jurassic Park, will launch a North American Tour, visiting 26 venues across the U.S. and Canada following its Off-Broadway and West End runs.
Deep Altars is a solo show by Otero Fuentes, opening on Governors Island. This body of sculpture ponders how cultural beliefs serve as a counter for hope in the face of today's transactional behaviors.
Kat Kramer's Films That Change the World will present a 70mm Ultra-Panavision screening of Stanley Kramer's 1963 classic at Fine Arts Theatre Beverly Hills, with Barrie Chase, Jeff Garlin, and a book signing in attendance.
Jeff Harnar brought The 1959 Broadway Songbook to Birdland, celebrating one of theater's greatest seasons. Directed by Sarah Louise Lazarus with musical direction by Alex Rybeck.
Sofar Sounds is launching Sofar Social Club in New York City, a no-membership-fee series of pop-up events at secret locations featuring live music, cirque, magic, and interactive experiences, with all tickets under $35.
IndieSpace has revealed a second cohort of 17 NYC-based performance venues to receive grants through The Little Venue That Could Program, offering $10,000 annually for two years plus professional development support.
Uptown Players will present Urinetown: The Musical, the Tony Award-winning satire that proves some of life's most basic necessities can become the biggest battlegrounds.
The Grainger Academy of The Joffrey Ballet announced a national call for five emerging choreographers to compete in its annual Winning Works program, with performances set for the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.
Check out newly released photos of Two River Theater and Deaf West Theatre’s world premiere of Elephant Shoes, the groundbreaking musical currently on stage at Two River Theater’s Joan and Robert Rechnitz Theater.
