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Tomorrow, theaters, community groups, and other organizations across the country will begin presenting short plays about democracy by women+ playwrights.

This Christmas, Beatrix Potter’s The Tailor of Gloucester is being remixed and restitched for a new generation as Farnham Maltings presents their new musical adaptation. Check out photos here!

Theater Resources Unlimited co-founder Bob Ost will step down as Executive Director to become Founder Emeritus, with Jay Chacon taking over as Interim Executive Director.

A new theatre-themed comedy podcast, called Places, Dahlingz!, will be hosted by Tony, Emmy, and Grammy winner Billy Porter, Emmy winner Leslie Jones, and New York Times bestselling author and comedian Phoebe Robinson.

La La Anthony talks dating and motherhood, while Emmy Rossum dishes on Dolly Parton and more on The Jennifer Hudson Show.

Trombonist, composer, and arranger Juanga Lakunza releases VISION, featuring drummer Jeff 'Tain' Watts, pianist David Kikoski, bassist John Benitez, and tenor saxophonist Coleman Rose.

Watermelon Productions' 3D animated feature will celebrate its world premiere in Viana do Castelo, marking Portugal's largest film production ever and featuring an international voice cast.

Singer-songwriter Mary McGuinness announces new EP FRAGILE WINE, recorded at FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals and produced by Dylan LeBlanc. The project features four singles exploring love, loss, identity, and resilience.

Disney+ will premiere a documentary special following elite female drivers in the all-female F1 ACADEMY racing series, offering behind-the-scenes access to the 2025 season and exploring themes of ambition and representation in motorsport.

Queens of the Stone Age delivered a live performance of 'Where The Goth Girls At?' on THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING Jimmy Fallon, appearing as the night's musical guest.

The Fulltone Orchestra will perform Antonín Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 alongside three recognisable film orchestral scores at Marlborough College Chapel, conducted by founder Anthony Brown.

Tras destacar en la escena del teatro musical en producciones como GREASE o WICKED, y tras publicar su primer proyecto discográfico 'es', la artista presenta un nuevo sencillo que profundiza en su universo más personal.

While both the film and the autobiography have entered our cultural heritage as testimonies of the Nazi era – the poverty it brought, its violence, its misery – this new rendition inhabits a different realm. Thom Southerland debuts Szpilman’s own compositions in an invariably morose piece of theatre that never finds its pace nor purpose. A team of actor-musicians revives Szpilman’s story, but this version of The Pianist struggles to securely grip the audience. Sutherland centralises the creative process, adapting and directing Szpilman’s book; this type of clustering is risky, and it doesn’t pay off on this occasion.

Peter Sham and Kevin Purcell will helm a new musical adaptation of the romantic-fantasy novel, with direction by Kenneth Hoyt. The production will develop toward workshops in the US and London.

A queer love story where actors choose which scenes from their relationship to revisit each night will open at London's Bush Theatre after a sold-out run in Ireland that earned seven Dublin Fringe Festival Award nominations.

Cómo existe un musical para cada ocasión, os dejamos un listado con cinco de los musicales que no os podéis perder en la época más terrorífica del año.

Unicorn Theatre will present three new productions and tours for spring and summer, including co-productions and adaptations of classic works reaching over 17,500 people across the UK.

Ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro will return to the Maui Arts & Cultural Center for Holidays in Hawaiʻi, marking the show's return to the venue. Learn more here.

Noël Coward's supernatural comedy will open at New Theatre, featuring a man caught between his living wife and the mischievous ghost of his first spouse summoned by a medium.

Slippery Rock University will present Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize-winning play SWEAT, directed by SRU alumnus Malic Maat. The production explores the lives of factory workers in Reading, Pennsylvania.

The latest offering from The Braid is The Dysmorphic Diva, written and performed by Karen Agam Macarah (pictured, credit David Chiu). Fresh from its sold-out run at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, her confessional cabaret shares how the shape we see in the mirror and how our family sees us shapes who we are for the rest of our lives. I spoke with Karen about how she developed her one-woman show, how she decided on which Broadway musical show tunes to sing, and which hilarious and touching true stories about family relationships and body struggles to include on her way to finding her best self.

What happens when one of America's most recognizable First Ladies becomes a foul-mouthed, cabaret-obsessed, and completely unhinged theatrical sensation?

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, starring Andrew Durand, has officially opened at The Public Theater. Find out what critics are saying about the musical's North American premiere.

Ron Howard's documentary about photographer Richard Avedon will release on Netflix. The film explores Avedon's life, career, and cultural impact.

Billy Crystal returns to Broadway with his new solo show 860 at the Imperial Theatre. Read what critics are saying about the production, directed by Scott Ellis.