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Theatre 29, the longest-running community theatre in the Morongo Basin, has announced the cast of its holiday production of “LITTLE WOMEN: THE MUSICAL.”

The National Gallery of Australia will present a major retrospective of Rosalie Gascoigne, featuring over 80 works spanning the artist's career and her pioneering practice transforming everyday materials into sculptural assemblages.

Odyssey Theatre Ensemble has rescheduled the opening of its two-act Feydeau farce double bill, which examines marriage and relationships through comedic chaos and absurdity.

InterHarmony International Music Festival will present an evening of chamber works at Weill Recital Hall, featuring performances by violinists, cellists, and pianists interpreting operatic themes of love and defiance.

The Coronet Theatre will present a series of multi-disciplinary performances spanning various art forms this November, continuing the venue's programming of diverse live events.

The Elgin Symphony Orchestra will perform its annual Holiday Spectacular Concert at Raue Center for the Arts in Crystal Lake. The regional orchestra, founded in 1950, is known for innovative programming and community engagement.

CAPA's Education and Engagement Department launches the second season of CAPA Community Creates, a free program featuring four sessions in creative writing, spoken word, and performance led by poet Cynthia Amoah at the Idea Foundry in Columbus.

Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is October 22, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours.

Tony and Grammy-winning artist Leslie Odom, Jr. will perform at Reynolds Hall, featuring selections from the American Songbook, pop favorites and musical theater classics including songs from HAMILTON.

TRANS FEMME, is a sharp new play receiving its world premiere from Fuse Theatre Ensemble. It’s well-written and well-acted, and it makes for an engaging evening at the theatre.

Be Bold! Productions' 15th annual festival at the Players Theatre in the West Village crowned 'The Visitation' as the audience favorite during week two, featuring five original supernatural-themed one-acts.

George Washington’s Teeth, currently playing at Desert Theatreworks (DTW),  is a screwball comedy, but it is also a fun educational experience. Not too many people know that the Father of our Country had one natural tooth left at the time of his inauguration as the first president of the United States. They’ll know after seeing this play.

Nearly a year after returning to live performance with Last Call Theatre’s The Butterfly Effect, actress Ye Zhong looks back on the production as both a return to her theatrical roots and her first experience with immersive theatre.

Violinist Simone Porter returns to the Princeton Symphony Orchestra to perform Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5, conducted by Maestro Rossen Milanov at Richardson Auditorium.

A documentary directed by Ben Proudfoot follows a 94-year-old cinematographer racing to rescue and repatriate over 1,000 unseen films documenting African independence.

Winston-Salem rocker Clay Howard released a cover of TRIPPING DAISY's 1995 hit "I Got A Girl" as the newest single from his upcoming 11-song covers album UNNECESSARY COVERS.

Los Angeles goth punk legends KOMMUNITY FK released the single 'Tribulations,' remastered for the first time, in advance of an expanded reissue of their 1983 debut album THE VISION AND THE VOICE.

INCA BABIES' Harry Stafford and guitarist Marco Butcher released their first new music in three years with the single 'Time Always Knows,' previewing their upcoming album 'Skyscraper Superhighway.'

Hot Topic announced the launch of HOT TOPIC LIVE, a social-first music performance series filmed inside a custom-built studio at its flagship Hollywood location. PIERCE THE VEIL will perform in the series' inaugural session.

Chinese pianist Tianyao Lyu announced her debut album featuring works by Chopin, recorded at Warsaw Philharmonic Hall. The release marks one year after her breakthrough as a finalist at the International Chopin Piano Competition.

Blue Lights returns for season four as Blackthorn Station faces new Belfast challenges. Siân Brooke, Nathan Braniff, and Richard Dormer return November 12 on BritBox.

National Geographic Explorer Bertie Gregory returns to Arctic Canada to document a wolf pack led by Kona as they hunt moose during winter in a rarely seen wildlife encounter.

The cyberpunk thriller starring David Bianchi and Mena Suvari reimagines the Emmy-nominated series RZR as a feature film set in dystopian Los Angeles.

Mike Judge's animated series returns with new episodes on Comedy Central, airing alongside a new season of SOUTH PARK for a night of adult animation programming.

Creative Stage Collective will present a free open day workshop for children ages 8-16 featuring theater, movement, and music activities led by youth and professional artists at the Manhattan School for Children.