Following a sell-out run last year, multi-award-winning lyricist Don Black will return to the West End with the most ambitious incarnation of From The Heart yet - a celebration of new songs and much-loved favourites.
Playwright and actor Samantha Streit premieres LETTERS TO JOAN at the Pleasance Courtyard, a new play inspired by hundreds of real love letters she discovered from her grandparents, directed by Jessica Whiley.
The Matchbox Company announced SPEAK OF THE DEVIL, writer-director Elise Simond's second play, will run at The Hope Theatre in London. The one-act production follows passengers on a delayed train as unsettling tensions rise.
Circus Centre Melbourne announced One Fell Swoop Circus, Darling and Daring, and 13 Eggs as its first Companies in Residence, each set for a 12-month residency at CCM's Collingwood home.
Disney's THE LION KING is set to return to Queensland Performing Arts Centre for its second Brisbane season, more than ten years after its record-breaking 2014 run sold out its entire 19-week engagement.
Ensemble Theatre will present a revival of David Williamson's TOP SILK, directed by Artistic Director Mark Kilmurry, starring Rachel Gordon and Nicholas Brown in a satirical look at law, family, and ethics.
Goodwood Theatre & Studios will present COMEBACK Festival 2026, a three-week celebration of independent South Australian productions, pairing two performances per evening with a home-cooked supper between shows.
Chamber ensembles from the Philadelphia International Music Festival, featuring members of The Philadelphia Orchestra, will perform at Stoneleigh, Natural Lands' public garden in Villanova, PA.
World Music Institute will present Indian violinist, singer, and composer L. Shankar at New York Society for Ethical Culture's Adler Hall, joined by Selvaganesh Vinayakram and Amit Kavthekar.
The Actors Company will present BEYOND THE FRINGE, a limited encore series featuring audience favorites from the Hollywood Fringe Festival, at 916 N. Formosa Avenue in West Hollywood. The lineup spans comedy, drama, solo performance, and new works.
eta Creative Arts Foundation will present Ntozake Shange's FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE / WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF, directed by Donn Carl Harper, marking the choreopoem's 50th anniversary in Chicago.
Klea Blackhurst and Billy Stritch will bring their critically acclaimed show celebrating Hoagy Carmichael's songbook to LTV Studios in Wainscott, NY, as part of the Hamptons Summer Songbook By the Sea series.
THE JACKIE MASON MUSICAL, set in Miami Beach and tracing the comedian's romantic misadventures and rise to Broadway stardom, will play the Actors Temple Theater in New York City, featuring Jackie's lovechild Sheba Mason and impersonator Ian Wehrle.
Spencer J. Vigil's Trans and Disabled-led musical LOUD & WITH FEELING, directed by Jules Dameron, will run Off-Broadway at AMT Theater as part of Circle Theatre Festival, featuring Obie Award winner Dickie Drew Hearts.
Jessica Sherr's one-woman show BETTE DAVIS AIN'T FOR SISSIES will mark its 500th performance with a new residency at the Laurie Beechman Theatre in New York City, nearly two decades after its 2008 premiere.
The Summer Theatre Of New Canaan's production of MATILDA THE MUSICAL is a must-see or must-see again for all ages.
The John W. Engeman Theater has now officially opened THE WEDDING SINGER. Learn more about the production and check out photos from opening night here!
Comedian and pizza blogger Sean Taylor will perform his solo show LIFE OF PIE at the Magnet Theater for a final NYC preview before its international debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Glen Berger's UNDERNEATH THE LINTEL, starring Edward Gibbons-Brown and directed by Jasmine Jade Binder, will play a one-night-only Off-Off-Broadway performance at UNDER St. Marks, presented by VoxArt Lab Productions and FRIGID New York.
Soprano Anush Hovhannisyan and pianist Sam Jewison will headline BROADWAY RHAPSODY, a one-night-only open-air concert at Opera Holland Park, backed by a 40-piece orchestra.
Axial Theatre will present a staged reading of Silenced Voices: The Life and Death of the Federal Theatre Project, written by Brian Rose, at St. John's Episcopal Church in Pleasantville, NY, followed by a moderated post-show discussion.
Valentina Zazzali's MY WAY, a play about a girl haunted by a crooning ghost, will run at The Tank in NYC, with Zazzali directing and leading the production and Adrianna Di Liello serving as creative producer.
Playwright Jerico Bleu's WE'VE GOT SPIRIT, set in a Spirit Halloween store in 2004 rural Tennessee, will run at Theaterlab in New York City, directed by Tyler Christie.
FRIGID Nightcap will present FUTURE TENSE, a late-night variety show at Under St. Marks in NYC's East Village, featuring comedy, drag, burlesque, and performance art exploring political anxiety and the culture war over America's future.
Orinda Starlight Village Players will present Noel Coward's classic comedy PRESENT LAUGHTER, directed by Patrick Atkinson and starring Matt Cardigan-Smith, at the Orinda Community Park Amphitheater.
