Peruvian singer Tefi Valenzuela performed her single "Insomnio" live on Univision's Despierta América, following a Premios Juventud nomination for Creator del Año and a new collaboration with Los Kipus.
Jenni Nikinmaa's solo play about a sheep navigating belonging after a sexual assault will premiere in London as part of the SEE NEW program at Greenwich Theatre.
Royal Ballet dancers Marianna Tsembenhoi, Fumi Kaneko and Vadim Muntagirov will perform as guest artists at the final of The Margot Fonteyn International Ballet Competition at the London Coliseum.
Evita: The Full Album, the full cast recording of Jamie Lloyd's West End production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Evita, led by Rachel Zegler, is available now. Listen to the full album here!
Janie Dee will star as journalist Dorothy Kilgallen in Torben Betts's new political thriller, examining the deaths of Marilyn Monroe, JFK and Lee Harvey Oswald, at Marylebone Theatre.
Australian post-apocalyptic horror film BUNNY RABBIT, directed by James Branson, is set to screen at the Odeon West End as part of FrightFest's UK lineup, following sold-out runs in Australia.
The Atkinson in Southport has announced the cast for its family pantomime CINDERELLA, featuring Terry Burns as an Ugly Sister and Tamara Stehfest in the title role.
Laurence Boswell led 45 aspiring performers through masterclasses on acting and character development at The Albany Theatre, kicking off the Cov Futures talent-development programme in Coventry.
A private industry table read of the new musical LABOR OF LOVE will feature Cristo Fernández, Natascia Diaz, Gemma Leopold Needle and Adam Kaplan ahead of a full workshop.
The Kendall Square Orchestra will present a four-concert season led by Music Director Kristo Kondakçi, exploring freedom, identity and human connection at Sanders Theatre in Cambridge.
A free ceremony in Ybor City will dedicate a new historic marker for the 1929 building that once housed the United Secret Orders Hall and La Benéfica Española clinic.
The Australian Ballet will bring a major revival of Sir Frederick Ashton's CINDERELLA to Adelaide Festival Centre, anchoring a week-long celebration of ballet with exhibitions, classes and a mass public ballet event.
Carpenter Square Theatre will present Rajiv Joseph's KING JAMES, a comedy following two Cleveland basketball fans through LeBron James's career, at its Oklahoma City venue.
Gracie Lawrence and Jonathan Groff reimagine a song from their Tony-nominated JUST IN TIME performances for LAWRENCE's new single, part of the band's upcoming EP OFFICE PARTY.
The Old Globe has announced its 2027 season, featuring Jay O. Sanders as King Lear, the world premiere of August Rush: A New Musical, new plays by Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen, Susan Yassky and JuCoby Johnson, and more.
Dallastown Area School District's DPAC will present CLUE as its upcoming fall play, according to a release from the district's community relations office.
Chamber Music Northwest will present six concerts across five Portland venues, featuring the DOVER QUARTET, guitarist Raphaël Feuillâtre, and a new Protégé Recital Series with rising alumni artists.
Anthony LaPaglia will make his South Australian stage debut as Willy Loman at Festival Theatre, joined by local actors Mark Saturno, James Smith and Luca Sardelis in Arthur Miller's play.
BAM's fall lineup will include Meshell Ndegeocello celebrating her album SYNONYM, Claudia Rankine discussing her book TRIAGE, and programs from Hanif Abdurraqib, Ross Gay, and Taylor Mac.
A Government-commissioned report found UK theatre organizations lost £7 million in touring income and 120 jobs due to post-Brexit barriers, SOLT and UK Theatre said.
Garry Roost will bring his solo show WARHOL: BULLET KARMA, exploring Andy Warhol's artistic heyday, to ROC Cinema as part of the Rochester Fringe lineup.
Jesse Eisenberg's THE DEBUT, starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti, will open the Vancouver International Film Festival, which will close with Martin McDonagh's WILD HORSE NINE.
Benjamin Akio Kimitch's new Japanese American court dance will make its world premiere at New York Live Arts, exploring memory and history through the lens of WWII incarceration camps.
Theatre Ariel will present its 36th season in Philadelphia, featuring a reimagined historic drama, a solo show by Jesse Bernstein, and Salon Series readings of contemporary and classic Jewish comedies.
Thirsty Girl Productions will present three nights of performances across Brooklyn and Manhattan, featuring international burlesque, drag, and circus acts at three venues.
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