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Theater for the New City, Executive Artistic Director Crystal Field is set to present The Flowers of Forest Hills by Claude Solnik. Directed by Patricia Magno, the play presents very realistic characters in a time of global upheaval.

Jazz on Main is set to host Bees Deluxe, Boston's British/American modern acid-blues quartet, for a special Halloween-eve encore performance. Bees Deluxe will be joined by renowned New York producer Daniel Di Paola on bass and vocals.

Starcatcher Theater prepares for their final show of our inaugural season - a workshop production titled, Poe Is Dead: A New Musical features a book by Adam Hoffman with music and lyrics by Jacob Bremkamp.

The bestselling book franchise from author Eoin Colfer has been greenlit for an animated television adaptation. Colfer will serve as executive producer alongside Emmy and Annie Award winner Ben Juwono and Colleen Evanson.

Ke Huy Quan spoke with Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist about his path from child refugee to 1980s movie star, his years away from acting, and his new memoir, Never Say Die.

Tony Award winner Billy Crystal recently opened up about finding humor amid personal tragedy and bringing his experiences to Broadway in his new one-man show, 860, during an interview with Tracy Smith for CBS News Sunday Morning.

Blending historical satire with psychological intimacy, The Queen Club by Stella Steinheim brings three iconic women together across time to explore power, duty, womanhood, and the question at the heart of their stories.

Open-Door Playhouse continues to present short plays in podcast form. The Playhouse is presenting a new play, Not Far from Nashville online, starring Victoria Hoffman as Tamara and Brad David Reed as Edward.

The Seton Hall University Classical Concert Series, the Charles and Joan Alberto Italian Studies Institute, and MidAtlantic Artistic Productions is set to present Vincenzo Bellini's operatic masterpiece Norma at the South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC).

Director and Choreographer Spencer Liff and Music Director Doug Katsaros spent four weeks in Vietnam working side by side with Vietnamese artists to create and stage The Watermelon Prince: The Musical. Check out the photos!

Valkyrie Theatre Company, in association with Concord Theatricals, brings Patrick Barlow's wildly inventive adaptation of A Christmas Carol to the Fair Oaks Performing Arts Center.

Lawton Dance Collective, a women-led contemporary dance company directed by Julia Lawton, brings the poetry of Adrienne Rich to life at Dixon Place this October.

Building Your Best Inc. has announced that New York City stand-up comedian Kalliope Barlis has been named one of Top Ten Finalists in the 2026 Ladies of Laughter National Competition. She will perform before a panel of industry judges at the Laurie Beechman Theatre.

Oscar Rossignoli is a renowned contemporary pianist and composer based in New Orleans, celebrated for his innovative approach to jazz and Latin music fusion.

Fruit Fly Theatre Company is set to present Stephen Adly Guirgis' The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, with New York actress Naomi Orange set to play Judas. The production is planned for the winter season, with exact dates yet to be announced.

Amanda Green brought her signature wit, warmth and wonderfully wicked sensibility to Birdland for an evening of songs from Regency Girls, Crazy Rich Asians and more. Check out the photos!

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Sun Son Theatre presents a musical physical theatre work exploring Southeast Asian folklore and migrant identity. The production combines acting, live music and movement to examine collective trauma and belonging across diaspora communities.

San José Chamber Orchestra will present an evening of works by Samuel Barber, Dmitri Shostakovich, Juhi Bansal, and Caroline Shaw, featuring the ensemble's newly refreshed core players performing together for the first time.

Telón de Agave will present MONSTER MASH, a revue-style cabaret that reimagines familiar stories by centering misunderstood characters. Directed by Juliana Padilla and diana ponce, the production features a bilingual mix of pop, rock, and musical theatre.

Write Act Repertory will present VEILS OF THE UNKNOWN, a world premiere anthology of six one-act plays exploring horror and speculative fiction. The production runs at the Brickhouse Theatre in North Hollywood.

Black Box Studios announces its 18th season with professional theater productions and performing arts education programs at Debonair Music Hall in Teaneck, alongside partnerships with local schools.

The Australian Theatre Festival NYC concluded its largest season with 16 events across five venues, featuring theatrical productions, new play readings, musical concerts and cabaret performances by New York-based Australian artists.

Horror is one of the most versatile genres in performing arts. Connecticut Theatre Company chose the minimalist route, which created a fantastical atmosphere rather than the gruesome route that horror/slasher films take today.

Dionysus Theatre Company presents Scott McPherson's comedy-drama MARVIN'S ROOM, directed by Gabbi Mendelsohn, in collaboration with the Manchester Historical Society in Connecticut.