IATI Theater will host the New York engagement of MANUAL DE AUTOAYUDA, a dark comedy from Chilean company Teatro Infausto, for a brief three-show run in Spanish with English supertitles.
Ever After Stage Productions will stage ALADDIN at the Drama Theatre at the South African State Theatre, featuring a cast of 30 young performers from Gauteng's musical theatre community.
Luminario Ballet will present a jazz-inflected dance program featuring premieres from artistic directors Judith FLEX Helle and Damien Diaz, plus guest choreographers, at the Avalon Hollywood.
The Gene Frankel Theatre Festival will present more than 25 New York and world premieres at the historic Manhattan venue, selected from nearly 200 submissions nationwide.
Noel Coward's PRESENT LAUGHTER continues its run with the Orinda Starlight Village Players, directed by Patrick Atkinson and featuring a Bay Area cast.
A comedy imagining a Lower East Side tailor hired to design Elvis Presley's jumpsuits will premiere at Greenside at Riddles Court in Edinburgh, written by Michael Schiralli and Jason Cohen.
Pasadena Playhouse has revealed the full cast and creative team for its upcoming production of Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s chilling classic The Visit adapted by Maurice Valency, directed by Tony Award-winner Darko Tresnjak.
The Off-Broadway premiere of Forget I Said Anything, an original musical written and directed by Samantha Roberts, has extended its run through early August.
A new film titled WHO MOVES AMERICA is scheduled to open in theaters, with advance screeners made available ahead of its release, according to a distribution announcement.
Molière in the Park announced the appointment of Alessandro Uzielli, a film producer and entertainment executive, to its Board of Directors in Brooklyn.
Winston Liv will release the single WEREWOLF ahead of debut album JOAN OF SNARK, exploring themes of identity and self-acceptance through indie-pop and folk influences.
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A 13-year-old gospel singer left Jennifer Hudson speechless during a performance segment on THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW, drawing a strong reaction from the host in the studio.