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.
Allen Gutwirth announced development of BORSCHT BELT 56, a musical based on his memoir set in the Catskills during the golden age of American resort entertainment at the Concord Hotel.
Here There Are Blueberries will begin next month at the Barrymore Theatre. Ahead of the show's first performance, the cast and creative team met the press, including Michael Cerveris, Montego Glover, and more. Check out photos here!
DOG MAN: THE MUSICAL will return to London's Southbank Centre for a summer engagement and additional UK tour dates.
The new musical based on Matthew Quick's novel features an original score by A Great Big World and a book by four-time Tony nominee Rick Elice, with direction by Jessica Stone.
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley will present the Northern California premiere of the new musical ALICE, FORMERLY OF WONDERLAND, written by Emmy Award winner Mark Saltzman and inspired by the true story of Alice Liddell and Prince Leopold.
The musical based on the hit film will have its Long Island premiere at Star Playhouse at Stage 74 in Commack, directed by Kate Russo.
West End Productions will present 84 CHARING CROSS ROAD, a true story of transatlantic friendship between a New York writer and London bookseller. Stephanie Jones and Tim MacAlpine star in the production at North Fourth Theatre in Albuquerque.
Janet Thornburg's autobiographical comedy about seven sub-personalities navigating a life-changing move will premiere at The Marsh San Francisco Studio. The show won Best Comedy at the theater's 2026 In Front of Your Eyes Performance Festival.
Roundtable Theatre Troupe will present a comedic take on Bram Stoker's vampire tale, blending gothic storytelling with the humor of Mel Brooks and Monty Python. Five actors perform more than a dozen roles in the 90-minute production at Hollingsworth Hall Cultural Center in Lubbock.
Mexican-American conductor Felipe Tristán will lead Philadelphia Ballet's production of CINDERELLA at the Academy of Music as guest conductor, conducting the orchestra and company in Sergei Prokofiev's score.
The World Choreography Awards will celebrate innovative choreography across eight categories at Avalon Hollywood, honoring Vincent Paterson with the Legacy Award.
59E59 Theaters will present seven productions featuring new works and adaptations from companies including Red Bull Theater, Primary Stages, and LAByrinth Theater Company, with performances by Daphne Rubin-Vega and Aasif Mandvi.
Citadel + Compagnie and Echo Chamber present the world premiere of WINTERREISE, a new adaptation of Schubert's song cycle intertwining live music and dance at The Citadel: Ross Centre for Dance in Toronto.
Comedian Jimmy Carr announced his new stand-up tour KILLING JOKES will perform at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center on October 11, 2027. General ticket sales begin October 23 at 10 AM.
THE SOUND OF MUSIC will return to Jacksonville as the touring production marks the musical's 65th anniversary. Tickets go on sale Friday with a special offer of 50% off two tickets in select seats.
Black Box Studios will present staged readings of unpublished scenes by Craig Lucas, Neil LaBute, Daniel Handler, and other writers, performed by Broadway and television actors at The Barrymore Film Center & Museum in Fort Lee.
Alley Theatre will present staged readings of new works by Liz Duffy Adams, Jake Brasch, Gloria Majule, and Luis Quintero, featuring members of the resident acting company and guest performers.
The Company Theatre of Rochester will present Lanford Wilson's dark comedy BURN THIS, a play about Manhattan roommates navigating grief, romance, and complicated adult relationships in the late 1980s.
The USC Department of Theatre and Dance will present a rarely performed 17th-century Spanish comedy by Ana Caro at Longstreet Theatre. The production features swordplay, wit, and a heroine disguised as a swordsman seeking revenge.
The stage adaptation of the animated series will premiere as a limited 15-city North American tour running from February 27 through the end of March. Created by Ella Louise Allaire and Martin Lord Ferguson, the production features original music, dance, puppetry and stage technology.
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