Boston Playwrights' Theatre will present its “Fall Rep Festival,” featuring plays running in repertory. The pairing brings together a Chinese family torn apart across an ocean, and an Orthodox Jewish community set in the present day.
Jessica Nash, the chief external affairs officer at Flushing Town Hall in Queens, will assume the role of executive director in January 2027, succeeding Ellen Kodadek after nearly 19 years.
Aurea Ensemble will present a program combining music and spoken word exploring Rhode Island founder Roger Williams's ideas about religious liberty and separation of church and state at three historic Quaker Meeting Houses.
Mint Theater Company is kicking off its season this week with the New York premiere of PHYL, a rarely seen comedy by pioneering British playwright and suffragist Cecily Hamilton. Get a first look at photos!
WhyHunger will host a family-friendly run/walk and concert featuring Lucy Dacus, Infinity Song, and comedian Julio Torres to benefit the nonprofit's hunger relief efforts.
You can now get a first look inside rehearsals for Richard Nelson's WE'LL SEE at The Public, the latest in The Rhinebeck Panorama, a 12-play series following three families in Rhinebeck, NY.
Sony Pictures Classics will release the psychological thriller BUNKER, written and directed by Florian Zeller and starring Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz, following an awards-qualifying run.
The unauthorized parody of the Netflix series opens at Clarksville's Roxy Regional Theatre, featuring a cast bringing upwards of 50 characters to life with direction and choreography by Michael Ricciardone.
Comedian Tom Segura will perform at Columbus's Palace Theatre on May 22, 2027, as part of his Preposterous tour. Tickets start at $49.50.
Kevin Ford and Ty McMahan's documentary about Marshallese teenagers and families affected by nuclear testing begins a theatrical roadshow before a wider release.
For three performances only, Studio Theatre in Exile will present poet, playwright, physician, and art collector Marc J. Straus, who will bring his deeply personal play in verse, APHASIA, to New York City.
Dundalk Community Theatre will present the musical featuring Jimmy Buffett's hits at the John E. Ravekes Theatre. The production runs with performances at various times throughout the run.
Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company raised $125,000 at its Dinner on Stage event honoring DC Council Chairman Phil Mendelson for his support of theatre and the performing arts in Washington, DC.
Bandleader Stella Heath brings Billie Holiday's music to life with a standout jazz ensemble, transporting audiences to the 1940s big-band era at Lakewood Cultural Center.
NEEDTOBREATHE released the single 'Past the Gates' featuring Anne Wilson, the latest track from the Grammy-nominated rock band's forthcoming deluxe album THE LONG SURRENDER AND THE FELLOW PASSENGERS OF PAIN.
Maddie Monzel's horror-comedy about college students trapped in a wealthy peer's apartment will play at the Producers Club Theaters. The ensemble cast navigates friendship, authenticity, and dark humor.
Rubicon Theatre will present the Tony Award-winning musical RAGTIME, directed by J. Scott Lapp, at its Ventura venue with an extended run through November.
A new PBS documentary draws on the National Baseball Hall of Fame's archive of artifacts and never-before-seen media to connect baseball's defining moments with American history.
The Jazz Foundation of America will present an evening of music and storytelling at Vibrato Grill Jazz in Los Angeles, honoring guitarist George Benson with the Tommy LiPuma Award and philanthropist Eden Alpert with the Quincy Jones Love and Peace Humanitarian Award.
Film and television actor Shawn Doyle has joined the cast of David Mamet's AMERICAN BUFFALO at Coal Mine Theatre in Toronto, alongside Ted Dykstra and Mackenzie Wojcik, directed by Jordan Laffrenier.
Slanted Floors will return Off-Broadway, reimagined in a new, expanded engagement in an intimate performance space for 30 audience members within the Astor Place Theatre.
The Secret Theatre will present an immersive production of Shakespeare's KING LEAR directed by Richard Mazda and Barbara McGlamery, with an original score by Zev Burrows. Performances take place at the venue's new Long Island City space.
National Theatre of Scotland's new stage adaptation of Muriel Spark's novel, directed by Vicky Featherstone and starring Gayle Rankin, opens at the Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh before touring to Glasgow, Aberdeen and Pitlochry. See photos!
The Philadelphia Orchestra announced the addition of four musicians for the upcoming season: violists Laura Fuller and Stephen Savage, violinist Mika Elisa Gibbs, and associate principal trumpet Travis Peterson.
The Torrance Cultural Arts Foundation has selected 19 acts from over 60 auditioners to compete in SOUTH BAY'S GOT TALENT. The finalists range in age from 10 to 38 and include vocalists, dancers, instrumentalists and a father-daughter duo.
