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Tom Rowan's new play about a young teacher and his closeted student will run at the Gural Theatre at A.R.T./New York Theatres, directed by Graydon Gund.

National Black Theatre and Theatre for a New Audience will host a series of post-show discussions during the run of AMERICA, WHO HURT YOU? at Polonsky Shakespeare Center, featuring Sarah Jones and guest panelists.

Adrian Collins will bring her solo show to Plays & Players Theatre in Philadelphia as part of the Philly Fringe Festival, following a sold-out run at Dixon Place's HOT! Fest.

Apple TV released a sneak peek clip from episode five of WOMEN IN BLUE (LAS AZULES) season two, as María and the Azules confront a missing detective and a case tied to Mexico's 1968 student massacre.

Broadway director and choreographer Richard J. Hinds has written an industry guide examining the path of the associate director and choreographer, drawing on his work on COME FROM AWAY, NEWSIES, and COMPANY.

Taylor Mac and Matt Ray will reunite for a concert staging of BARK OF MILLIONS at Emerson Paramount Center, presented in association with The Huntington, featuring 17 artists in live music and drag spectacle.

Disney's Beauty and the Beast, the first North American touring production of the musical presented by Disney in over 25 years, is headed to Columbus.

Focus Features hosted the Los Angeles premiere of Paul Greengrass' THE UPRISING at the DGA Theater, followed by an afterparty at Bar Avoja at Mother Wolf.

DC Studios' SUPERGIRL will make its global streaming debut on HBO Max, with an American Sign Language version also available. The film will later air on HBO linear.

The sixth episode of TED LASSO season four, titled Don't Jump Around Much Anymore, follows the team's New Year's Eve celebration, with Rebecca, Roy and Keeley reuniting with an old friend.

Tyler Lyle, known for his work with THE MIDNIGHT, announced his upcoming solo album THE TRANSCENDENTALIST and shared the new single "Death's Commuter Blues."

Dan Aykroyd will host a new season of THE UNBELIEVABLE, exploring bizarre historical events and figures through recreations, archival footage, and expert storytellers on The HISTORY Channel.

Jazz vocalist and visual artist Patrisha Thomson will launch a digital platform pairing music, art and writing from multiple contributors to promote understanding amid global division.

Pennsylvania musicians Robin Ross and Carmine Gontz released BLOOD LINES, a gothic-tinged rock anthem about generational bonds, memory and loss, featuring JACK'S MAZE and engineer Jonathan Duckett.

Emo punk band LIVE WELL has released its new EP MORE THAN YOU CAN GIVE, featuring three songs including new single IDK and marking the band's first release since its 2019 debut Perfectly Temporary.

The 1986 Studio in Brooklyn will host the U.S. premiere of a Hebrew-language chamber opera by Alexander Manotskov, directed by Emiliia Kivelevich, blending Western, Indian, and Persian musical traditions.

Washington, DC is never lacking outstanding theatre, whether epic Broadway shows, engrossing dramas or bold fringe offerings. BroadwayWorld is rounding up our top recommended theatre every month. Selections for September 2026 include The Score & more.

Wisconsin Classic Stage will present the city's professional premiere of Gertrude Stein's immersive operetta in the Sanctuary Hall of Calvary Presbyterian Church, capped at 75 audience members nightly.

Ogunquit Playhouse announced complete casting for the world premiere of SMALL TOWN, A JOHN MELLENCAMP MUSICAL, led by Dillon Klena and Morgan Higgins, with a book by Naomi Wallace and direction by Lisa Peterson.

Gemma New will conclude her tenure with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra with a program marking the reopening of Wellington Town Hall, plus debuts with the Bayerische Staatsoper and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.

Los Angeles pop-rock artist Erin Greider will release the single "We Could've Been Friends," a mid-tempo track about recognizing a relationship was never real.

ABC News' six-part video podcast examines the murder of Idaho teenager Cassie Stoddart, a case linked to a horror film, ahead of its exclusive streaming premiere.

See the future of ballet take shape in Music City. Nashville Ballet kicks off its 26th and 27th season with Live in Studio A, an intimate look at the next generation of dancers and choreography taking shape in Music City.Get up-close with Nashville's next ballet and experience the artistry and raw energy of the company's emerging voices.

Danielle and Heidi Parton spoke to TODAY about losing their aunt Dolly Parton, sharing memories, her advice to them, and how deeply fans wanted to meet her.

Dolly Parton's cousin and longtime collaborator Richie Owens joined TODAY to share memories of producing her albums and backing her onstage throughout her career.