Village Theatre has announced creative leadership teams for its upcoming Mainstage season, featuring Broadway veterans and award-winning directors helming RAGTIME, COME FROM AWAY, DEAR EVAN HANSEN, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE, and the world premiere of LOVE IS DEAD.
Peruvian playwright Noelia Flores adapts Ecuadorian author María Fernanda Ampuero's short story for the New York stage, blending body horror and South American feminist literature in an immersive human auction experience at The Chain Theatre.
Directed by Rebecca Lingafelter, this production by Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble (PETE) tackles the slippery uncertainty of how much gets lost, or invented, in transmission.
The Great American Songbook Foundation announced Scott Bradlee, Adam Kantor, and Miche Braden as guest mentors for the 2026 Songbook Academy, joining previously announced headliners Lea Salonga, Mandy Gonzalez, and Michael Feinstein.
Swan Songs' annual gala will honor musicians who perform for those nearing end of life, featuring a performance by singer-songwriter Jon Muq at The Junior League of Austin Community Impact Center.
Brooklyn-based artist Hank Blaustein will exhibit drawings and watercolors at Blue Mountain Gallery in New York, with work spanning pencil, pen, and watercolor capturing people, places, and things.
Harlequin Productions will host its annual fundraising gala and 2027 season announcement at Altitude 15 and the State Theater in Olympia, WA, featuring live jazz, silent auction, and a multimedia season reveal.
Danny Curtis's FINAL DAY? THE MUSICAL, a Holocaust-era story following two star-crossed lovers in a WWII prison camp, will perform at The American Theatre of Actors as part of the Midtown International Theatre Festival.
St Oswald's in Parkside, Adelaide, will launch Sunday Best, a three-concert chamber music series curated by pianist Jamie Cock, featuring members of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra and guitarist Slava Grigoryan.
Synchronicity Theatre announced its 2026-27 STRIPPED BARE Arts Incubator series, featuring four new works performed at its Atlanta Annex space, with free performances open to the public by reservation.
Anna Deavere Smith's world premiere workshop of BASIL BIGGS, tracing her great-great-grandfather's life after the Civil War, concluded its run at the Wilma Theatre as part of ArtsPhilly's What Now: 2026 Festival.
Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts will welcome GRAMMY-winning pianist Yuja Wang for her Caramoor debut on July 23, when she joins Latin music supergroup People of Earth for their first public performance together in a program spanning classical music, jazz, and Latin American traditions.
BLUE MAN GROUP joined platinum-selling band AJR for two sold-out performances at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, performing fan-favorite collaboration 'Ordinaryish People' and finale 'Weak' using their signature PVC Pipes.
Delta Academy's Rock Academy of Performing Arts (RAPA) is accepting registrations for its punk rock-themed Summer Institute, open to all Clark County high school students.
The Hermitage Artist Retreat announced four Florida public school arts teachers as recipients of its 2026 STARs residency program, now in its sixteenth year, in partnership with the Florida Alliance for Arts Education.
Capital Stage's Apprentice Company will present THE BROTHERS GRIMM SPECTACULATHON by Don Zolidis, directed by Lydia Crist and James Simpson, as the culmination of its yearlong training program.
Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz announced its upcoming season, headlined by Rimini Protokoll's world premiere HOUSE OF HOPES and the reopening of the Prater venue, alongside a pop-up outdoor pool installation.
Collaboraction Theatre Company's House of Belonging at Chicago's Kimball Arts Center will present theater, music, spoken word, and more, including the ¡AH HUEVO! Bilingual Improv School Student Showcase as part of its You Belong Here series.