The John W. Engeman Theater has released production photos from The Wedding Singer. The musical is directed and choreographed by original Broadway assistant choreographer Paul Stancato, with original Broadway cast member Felicia Finley serving as associate director and choreographer.
Adrienne Kennedy's one-act tragic drama OHIO STATE MURDERS makes its Shaw Festival debut, directed by Order of Canada appointee Philip Akin, exploring racism and injustice faced by a Black woman in 1950s Ohio.
Luna Composition Lab announced its 2026-27 season, continuing the Luna Lab@10 anniversary initiative featuring over 90 new commissions for 50 alumni, with premieres by Kronos Quartet, Eighth Blackbird, and more.
The Harris Theater for Music and Dance will present the Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project in Dancing the Archive: Embodied Histories, Collective Power, featuring ten Black dance companies honoring ten Chicago Legacy Bearers in a one-night-only performance.
Little Radical Theatrics will present HAIRSPRAY at the Alexis and Jim Pugh Theater in Orlando's Doctor Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, featuring the Tony Award-winning musical set in 1962 Baltimore. The cast stars Tommie Tracy, Stephanie Viegas, Emma Licata, Bobbi Morgan, Jack Feldt, Jay Marion, Katherine Lindsley, Daniel Torres, Erin Brenna, Derek Hayden, and Olivia Hill.
Chicago's Winifred Haun & Dancers will conduct its first-ever Alaska tour, with dance residencies in Nome and Anchorage featuring workshops, community performances, and a collaboration with indigenous group Unalakleet Comes To Life.
Sheffield Theatres released concept images showing plans for a £45 million Crucible Theatre redevelopment, designed by Allies and Morrison, that would expand seating capacity from 964 to 1,500 and add a new balcony overlooking Tudor Square.
54 SINGS THE SUNDAY SCARIES, produced by first-time cabaret producer Cate Elise Goddard, is set to perform at 54 Below in New York City.
FSCJ Artist Series Broadway in Jacksonville announced a Season Kick Off event featuring food trucks, prizes, and a live performance by a Broadway cast member from an upcoming show.
Erik Patterson's dark comedy F**KING STRANGERS, directed by Chris Fields, opens at Atwater Village Theatre, following four characters whose online and real-life obsessions spiral into shocking, comedic revelations. Check out the photos, below.
ThisEgg announced UNFORTUNATELY, a new production blending catwalk visuals, humour and theatre to examine money, identity and inequality, created by Fringe First winner Josie Dale-Jones at Shoreditch Town Hall.
J. Mark Cantrell, a veteran orchestra executive and former Boston Symphony Orchestra bass trombonist, has been named President & CEO of the Nashville Symphony, succeeding Alan D. Valentine after a nationwide search.
PNC Broadway in Columbus will present DEATH BECOMES HER, the Tony Award-winning musical comedy, at the Ohio Theatre. Tickets start at $52.28 and are available via BroadwayInColumbus.com.
Lake Worth Playhouse announced UNSCRIPTED, a new live performance series at the Stonzek Studio Theatre featuring improv, storytelling, cabaret, and stand-up, with an inaugural Improv Showcase & Jam headlining the launch.
AGMP Concerts will present a series of performances at The Assembly in Leamington Spa to mark the venue's 100th anniversary, featuring Macy Gray, The Blockheads, Trevor Horn & His Band, Incognito, and The Ordinary Boys.
Germany's Gauthier Dance will bring THE FIREWORKS PROJECT to Jacob's Pillow's Ted Shawn Theatre for its U.S. debut, featuring nine new dances including a world premiere by Rena Butler, led by artistic director Eric Gauthier.
Studio Theatre announced two major additions to its upcoming season: an interactive production, HANDLE WITH CARE, from Belgian collective Ontroerend Goed, and the return of its new play reading festival, NEW PAGES, NEW STAGES.
The Long Beach Film Festival announced its inaugural feature film lineup, including DOWNBEAT, UGLY CRY, AGAIN AGAIN, and RESCUED, screening at the historic Art Theatre Long Beach. Weekend passes are on sale now.
BOLERO – THE SHOW has been extended for a six-show limited run at the Plaza Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas, following the success of its debut. The Latin musical features live music, dance, and an after-party.
Joy Machine Records announced the release of PENELOPE: Live at Joe's Pub, a chamber musical starring Broadway's Grace McLean, as the one-woman show prepares to run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
TimeLine Theatre announced the cast and production team for the world premiere of THE BIRTH OF THE PILL, written by Jessica Huang, based on Pulitzer Prize-winner Jonathan Eig's book, and directed by Sandra Marquez at its new Uptown home.
Lehman Center for the Performing Arts will present Dance Theatre of Harlem in a one-night-only Bronx performance featuring works by William Forsythe, Robert Garland, and Robert Bondara.
The American Youth Chamber Orchestra (AYCO) will offer band and orchestra clinics to Chicago-area public and private schools, with sessions covering musicianship, sectionals, and collaborative skills, plus optional auditions for its Chamber Music Program.
Hit the Lights! Company will present Light Nights!, a series of post-show community events tied to the world premiere of ISLA at WP Theater, including a Queens neighborhood night, a Latine family matinee, and a shadow puppetry talkback.
Oscar nominee Jonathan Heap's short film GHOSTS OF '45, starring Sal Landi and Caroline Lagerfelt, will screen at LA Shorts International Film Festival for Oscar qualification consideration.
