FAIRYTALE: ENDING to Return to Melbourne For Fringe Festival
Roisin McAlinden will bring her feminist comedy hour FAIRYTALE: ENDING back to Melbourne for the Fringe Festival, following sold-out runs in Perth, Melbourne and Sydney.
Roisin McAlinden will bring her feminist comedy hour FAIRYTALE: ENDING back to Melbourne for the Fringe Festival, following sold-out runs in Perth, Melbourne and Sydney.
Emmy nominee Luke Harlan directs Max Frisch's THE ARSONISTS at Skylight Theatre in Los Angeles, with a creative team including Tony winner Jeff Marx and Andrew Hawkins.
UtahPresents will host LIMÓN DANCE COMPANY at Kingsbury Hall and sitar virtuoso Niladri Kumaar at Libby Gardner Concert Hall, part of the University of Utah's upcoming performing arts season.
The Laurie Beechman Theatre will host a series of Halloween-themed shows, including BROADWAY BLOODBATH, THE JOE ICONIS HAUNTED HALLOWEEN SPECIAL, and drag brunches with Paige Turner in New York City.
The Art Gallery of South Australia named Mark Feary, Artistic Director of Gertrude Contemporary in Melbourne, as curator of the upcoming Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art.
Blue Note Hawaii will present a September lineup featuring THE FOUR TOPS, Judy Collins, THE RESIDENTS, and Chrisette Michele, alongside jazz, comedy, and Hawaiian music acts in Waikīkī.
Get a first look at Marin Theatre's Bay Area premiere of Sean Daniels' The White Chip, starring Benjamin Clark, Danny Scheie and Lyndsy Kail and directed by Lance Gardner. The production runs through September 20. Check out new photos.
The Stratford Festival's Meighen Forum will present a series of talks on history, folklore and language, featuring Graham Abbey, Rod Beattie, Seana McKenna and Lucy Peacock.
Hat Trick Theatre Productions will stage THE WOMAN IN BLACK at the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts' Murray Theatre in Clearwater, marking the company's return to the venue with the psychological thriller.
Albie Selznick will star in his solo memoir show about pursuing David Bowie, directed by Laura Maccabee, at the Santa Monica Playhouse following its Hollywood Fringe Festival premiere.
The Festival of Arts Fine Art Show and PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS in Laguna Beach are nearing the end of their run, with a finale featuring host Esai Morales and a Beatles tribute band.
Second Generation Theatre's ninth annual Free Reading Series will feature works by Douglas Lyons, Steph Del Rosso, George Brant and Harris Skinner at Shea's, with registration open to the public at no charge.
International Ballet Stars will bring a world premiere production of ALICE IN WONDERLAND, designed with pop artist Romero Britto, to Shea's Buffalo Theatre for a single performance.
Emma Howard's experimental dark comedy MOUTHFEEL, directed by Camila Calderón, will be presented as part of the 2026-27 Season of Neurodivergent Plays.
Everyman Theatre will present THE ACT OF REMEMBERING, a solo exhibition by painter Haesuh Paik, alongside its onstage production of KIM'S CONVENIENCE in Baltimore.
City Theatre Austin will conclude its 20th anniversary summer season with the Tony Award-winning musical AVENUE Q at Genesis Creative Collective in Austin.
The Neverly Brothers will perform a concert tracing rock 'n' roll history from Elvis Presley to The Beatles, featuring songs by Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly and the Rolling Stones at Metropolis.
Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor will welcome the HA HA HAMPTONS Comedy Tour back for its fourth year, headlined by Bob Nelson with an all-new comedy lineup.
Great Lakes Theater will present Shakespeare's THE WINTER'S TALE at the Hanna Theatre, directed by Tracy Young in a modern verse adaptation she wrote for Play On Shakespeare.
Tim Armstrong, Billie Joe Armstrong, Travis Barker and CJ Ramone performed as CRETIN FAMILY at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, joined by Fred Armisen, The Linda Lindas and Billy Idol for a Ramones tribute concert.
Villanova Theatre will stage Jen Silverman's gothic comedy THE MOORS, directed by Edward Sobel, at the Mullen Center for the Performing Arts on the university's campus.
Direct Action Theatre, an artivism collective from Norway, will present free public performances and a community workshop in New York City as part of the Citizen Arts International Festival.
Music Theatre of Connecticut will open its 40th MainStage Season with HARMONY, marking the show's professional regional premiere in Connecticut, with performances running at the Norwalk venue.
Boston-based Revels will host RiverSing, a Fringe concert, a Salon and a Chantey Sing this fall, building toward MidWinter Revels: An American Celebration of the Solstice at Sanders Theatre.
WHITE WAVE Dance will accept applications from choreographers and companies for its SoloDuo Dance Festival, featuring solo and duet works across three programs at Taylor Dance East Theatre.