Hennepin Arts announced drag icon Sasha Velour will bring her newest one-queen show, TRAVESTY, to the State Theatre in Minneapolis. The production traces queer history through lip-sync spectacles and performance art.
Ian McRae's PAINTED PONIES, directed by Elina de Santos, will receive its world premiere on the Audre Stage at Ruskin Group Theatre Arts Center in Santa Monica, starring Rachel Sorsa as a mother reckoning with past mistakes.
Rock band Blackberry Smoke will perform at Indian Ranch in Webster, MA, as part of the venue's 2026 concert season. Early Bird General Admission tickets are available for a limited time at indianranch.com.
Alan Pierson will direct a new staging of Steve Reich's Music for 18 Musicians at Park Avenue Armory, marking the work's 50th anniversary and Reich's 90th birthday, with a new Caroline Shaw composition premiering alongside.
Mary Neely, currently on Broadway in DEATH OF A SALESMAN, will bring THE MARY SHOW to Joe's Pub at The Public Theater, featuring comedians and performers from SNL, Hacks, and Wicked.
Comedian Ali Brice returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with THIS IS THE WAY WE BRUSH OUR TEETH, a new solo hour exploring midlife, sobriety, and contentment through crowd-work-fuelled stand-up at Wee Container 1, Hoots Potterow.
Comedian Alex Franklin returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with KISS ME X, a new hour of stand-up, musical comedy, and absurdist humor exploring love and dating as a trans woman.
Multi-award-winning comedian Katie Pritchard transforms into Sir Elton Scone, a fictional Elton John-inspired baking character, in an interactive musical comedy show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Gingold Theatrical Group announced casting for a rare NYC presentation of Noël Coward's THIS WAS A MAN, unproduced in New York since its 1926 premiere, featuring Tony nominee A.J. Shively and directed by David Staller.
Ronstadt Revolution, fronted by bilingual vocalist Natalie Amaya, will bring their Linda Ronstadt tribute show to Oakland's Woodminster Amphitheater, performing classics like 'Blue Bayou' and 'You're No Good' under the stars.
The Sixties Show, the off-Broadway multimedia production co-created by Tom Licameli and Craig O'Keefe, will perform at Cincinnati's Aronoff Center – Procter & Gamble Hall, recreating the 1960s with live music on authentic era instruments.
The Cape Playhouse announced Harold Wolpert, a three-time Tony Award-winning producer, as its new Managing Director as the longest continuously operating American summer theater approaches its 2027 Centennial.
Theatre NOVA in Ann Arbor will present ATHENA by Gracie Gardner, a darkly comedic play set in the world of competitive girls' Junior Olympic fencing, featuring certified stage combatants and live swordplay.
DEATH NOTE: THE MUSICAL has announced the full company for its reimagined London production, opening at the Barbican Theatre for a strictly limited six-week season this July. Tickets are on sale now.
Omega Ensemble will present INNER LANDSCAPES across four Australian cities, featuring the world premiere of Paul Stanhope's Clarinet Concerto and the Australian premiere of Grammy winner Jessie Montgomery's 'Rounds.'
United Solo announced its upcoming fall festival, bringing solo theater performances back to New York City. The festival will feature performers from around the world taking the stage in one of theater's most intimate formats.
Uptown Players announced its 2026–2027 season, marking 25 years with Texas premieres of DESIGNING WOMEN and JAGGED LITTLE PILL, plus COME FROM AWAY and the world premiere of SILVER FOXES 2: PRIDE AND PREJUDICE.
The Philadelphia Orchestra announced its summer 2026 season, including residencies at Highmark Mann Center, Bravo! Vail, and Saratoga Performing Arts Center, plus Kimmel Center performances featuring THE WIZARD OF OZ live-to-film and a free Pride Concert.
Hennepin Arts will present The Basement Yard Live at the State Theatre in Minneapolis, with hosts Joe Santagato and Frank Alvarez bringing their popular podcast to the stage for a night of debates and crowd participation.
The Tsinandali Festival returns to the Tsinandali Estate in Georgia, featuring the Pan-Caucasian Youth Orchestra in four concerts led by Gianandrea Noseda, alongside soloists including Lisa Batiashvili and Pinchas Zukerman.
Hairball, the arena rock tribute act known for recreating Van Halen, KISS, Queen, and more with pyrotechnics and full production, will perform at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater. Tickets start at $32.75.
The jukebox musical ALL AT ONCE will reunite members of its original Philadelphia and New York casts for a 40th anniversary remaster concert at The Green Room 42, with in-person and livestream tickets available.
JK Entertainment released first look rehearsal photos for its Chicago production of HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH, directed by Arlo Kiss, featuring a rotating cast of three performers sharing the roles of Hedwig, Yitzhak, and Tommy Gnosis.
Mirth Arts Foundation announced the opening of Second Place Studios, a multi-stage Hollywood Fringe venue at 6560 Hollywood Blvd featuring 12+ artist groups across 90+ performances of immersive and experimental theatre.
Scotland's Wonder Fools and South Korea's Theatre SAN have teamed up for TETHER 인연, a cross-cultural music-theatre show blending Scottish ceilidh and Korean Ganggangsullae traditions at Summerhall's Main Hall.
