Tuula Costelloe's thriller PREY FOR ME, inspired by miscarriages of justice, will make its world premiere at the Union Theatre in Southwark, following her script's top 1% placement in the BBC Writersroom Open Call.
NEPENTHE, a surreal dance film about memory, healing and female friendship, premiered at the Dance Digital film festival as part of Sadler's Wells' The Floor Is Yours commission series.
Here are a few top picks to consider this week including a concert in the catacombs of a cemetery in Brooklyn, Broadway star Megan Hilty in a new solo show, pride shows and more.
Young Everyman Playhouse will present a contemporary reimagining of JEKYLL AND HYDE, written by Evan Placey and directed by Jen Tan, at the Liverpool Everyman, featuring a cast of emerging young talents.
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre announced Nicola Mac and Taylor Walker as the choreographers for its 2026 THEATRE DANCE LAB programme, with a public showcase featuring six performance pieces and conversations with Artistic Director Drew McOnie.
DEEP-HEAT RIVALRY, the hockey-themed panto parody written by Olivier nominee Trevor Ashley and Phil Scott, has extended its run at The Other Palace Studio in London.
Multidisciplinary artist Edwin Chuk will perform DEPARTURE IS MY HOMECOMING at Space 2 at theSpace on the Mile during the Edinburgh Fringe, blending monologue, movement, and traditional fishermen's songs to explore Hong Kong's Tanka boat communities.
Peter Jackson's THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING IN CONCERT will tour Dublin, London, Glasgow, Manchester, and Birmingham, featuring over 200 musicians performing Howard Shore's Oscar-winning score live to picture on a 60ft HD screen.
Rory Kinnear and Royal Ballet principal Natalia Osipova will star in the world premiere of James Graham's THE STANDARD OF LIVING, directed by Nicholas Hytner at the Theatre Royal Haymarket.
Filipino-Kiwi performer Laurence Mossman has been cast as Middle Noah in Theatre Group Asia's international premiere of THE NOTEBOOK: THE MUSICAL at the Samsung Performing Arts Theater, joining previously announced Morissette as Middle Allie.
Christopher Nolan's cult neo-noir film Memento will screen at Arts Centre Melbourne's Hamer Hall with a live percussion score composed and performed by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard drummer Michael Cavanagh, presented by Arts Centre Melbourne and MIFF.
Arts House will present A BIT THING, a free immersive installation by Dr Paola Balla, Katen Balla, and Rosie Kalina, built inside North Melbourne Town Hall as an intergenerational Blak family home.
North Coast Repertory Theatre in Solana Beach, CA will present THE MOST HAPPY FELLA, with the production's conception detailed in a new article by the theater's marketing director.
Duces Wild will present EdFest, a festival of Edinburgh Fringe previews, at Brooklyn Art Haus in New York, featuring 15 shows selected from more than 40 applications.
Flinders Drama Centre will present two new performance projects, ORANGES AND LEMONS and WRESTLING WITH CATASTROPHE, pairing students with internationally recognized artists including Glace Chase, Basil Hogios, and Gerrard McArthur.
The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of South Australia will present YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN at The Arts Theatre in Adelaide, with Lindsay Prodea as Charlie Brown and Brady Lloyd as Snoopy.
Gabrielle Leonore's solo show MY LIFE AS AN 'INSPIRATIONAL PORN' STAR, blending burlesque and storytelling from an autistic, bisexual perspective, will run at Soulpepper Theatre's RBC Finance Studio during the Toronto Fringe Festival.
A BEAUTIFUL NOISE: THE NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL has added two weeks to its Melbourne season at the Princess Theatre following overwhelming ticket demand, with Broadway star Will Swenson leading the Australian cast.
MRS T, the first opera to explore Margaret Thatcher's years in office, held an exclusive showcase at Kings Place in London, featuring mezzo-soprano Lucy Schaufer in the title role.