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Christine Dwyer, Claire Saunders, and Alexander Ferguson will star in Disney's Frozen: The Broadway Musical at White River Junction's Byrne Theater, running November 18, 2026, through January 3, 2027.
Cast members Frankie Rodriguez and Charity Angél Dawson, along with special guest Angelica Ross, celebrated the world-premiere opening night of Like Father at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta. See photos from the event.
Our critic shares their review of The Gift Theatre's production of Hayward, staged at Steppenwolf Theatre.
Read our critic's review of Salindia Teater's production of 'Ketika Nalar Bertanya' and how the play navigates generational trauma.
Directed by Bruce Gladwin and devised with actors with intellectual disabilities, Back to Back Theatre's new production NEANDERTHAL - Histories(s) du Théâtre VIII explores extinction and cognition.
The cast and creative team of the new Off-Broadway musical COPPERFIELD!, starring Bobby Conte, gathered at The Duke on 42nd Street to mark the production's opening night. See photos from the festivities.
Christopher Franciosa's new comedy follows a Westside L.A. family navigating race riots, political ambitions, and feng shui. Theatre 40 will host the production as a staged reading.
Washington Stage Guild will host the world premiere of JB Miller's dark comedy, which follows two unsuccessful British antique dealers who inherit the world's oldest person and attempt to monetize her.
The Exchange has awarded grant funding to Sarasota Opera for its fall youth production and an outreach tour connecting with more than 40 schools across Sarasota and Manatee counties.
Selected from a record 1,913 entries, Holly Arsenault’s CHAMBER has won the 17th Papatango New Writing Prize. Arsenault receives an £8,000 commission and a co-production by Papatango and Park Theatre.
Featuring singer Christina Hélène Braa and a full live band, the concert celebrating Karen and Richard Carpenter comes to Popejoy Hall with hits like "Close to You" and "We've Only Just Begun."
Following a kickoff event with live performances, scenes, and community reflections, Conejo Players Theatre has introduced its new capital campaign, The Grande Dame of the Conejo Valley.
The lineup opens at Manhattan's Theatre Row with the world premiere of Magno Rubio: The Musical from Feb. 20 to March 30, 2027. You Seem Sad follows in April.
Centre Stage will present professional staged readings of three finalist plays in downtown Greenville. One play will be selected for production next season. Admission is free.
Comedian Michael Blaustein's 30-date North American BAD BAD BOY tour visits Greensboro's Tanger Center on January 17, 2027. Tickets will be available for purchase starting October 23.
Comedian and actor Eric Andre is scheduled to perform a single night in West Palm Beach on August 12, 2027, bringing his Subtle tour to the Kravis Center.
Pagan folk ensemble FAUN is bringing their 2027 tour of the United States and Canada to the Boulder Theater in April. The band has produced gold- and platinum-nominated albums across their 25-year career.
Through artist talks and panels on war's human and material toll, the event examines "Aziz Hazara: Coming Home," an exhibition featuring items left behind during the 2021 withdrawal from Bagram Airfield.
American Stage in St. Petersburg, Florida, will stage Steve Martin's comedy on marriage and desire, starring Michael Gregory, Cynthia Beckert, Dylan Barlowe, and Darilyn Castillo.
Hosted by Brandon Collins, the acclaimed comedy show brings comedians and podcasters together to share overlooked Black history stories at the New York Comedy Festival.
Five dancers—Connor Hamilton, Alexander Skinner, Isabelle Bratt, Felix Russell, and Celia Morrison—have received 2025/26 season awards from The National Ballet of Canada for artistic excellence and dedication.
Theatre Harrisburg has announced the 32nd Annual Arts Awards to recognize regional theater achievements. The upcoming ceremony will celebrate both past honorees and the event's history.
Featuring 50 dancers and eight emerging choreographers, Youth America Grand Prix presented Fresh Voices in Dance at the Doris Duke Theatre, debuting works from the Marcella Hymowitz Creative Fellowship.
Submissions are open for The Theater Project's 25th annual Young Playwrights Competition for New Jersey high school students. Winning plays will receive cash prizes and professional performances in Union.
Weston resident and longtime theater patron Gene Palma has been named chair of Weston Theater Company's Board of Trustees and Executive Committee, bringing decades of leadership expertise to the role.
Directed by Jim Semmelman, Michael Fishman's new family dramedy, The Bird Is Done, will receive a work-in-progress reading at Theater for the New City on Monday, November 9, 2026, at 7 p.m.
In his Baltimore debut, saxophonist Steven Banks joins the Verona Quartet for their Shriver Hall debut, featuring music by Mozart, Theofanidis, and Dvořák.
The Pasadena Symphony will present Brahms' First Symphony and Barber's Violin Concerto at Ambassador Auditorium, featuring violinist Benjamin Beilman and conductor Brett Mitchell.
Next Act Theatre will host the world premiere of Heidi Armbruster's musical play about the Ringling Brothers, directed by Cody Estle.
Americana singer-songwriter Katie Pruitt is scheduled to play Globe Hall in Denver. The concert is part of her tour supporting her latest album, FOOLS FOR THE FLEETING.
Vancouver artists will stage Peter Shaffer's modern classic at Granville Island's Performance Works. The production incorporates multi-casting, multimedia elements, and immersive staging.
The New York Neo-Futurists will present two special Halloween performances of THE INFINITE FRIGHT, featuring 30 short plays in 60 minutes, with a family-friendly matinee and late-night show at their Off-Broadway venue.
Nancy Bryant and Charles Tatelbaum have joined the board of the Broward Performing Arts Foundation, the supporting organization for Fort Lauderdale's Broward Center for the Performing Arts.
Inspired by the Flint water crisis, the neo-noir thriller "The Poisoner" wraps its seven-city national tour at Marygrove Theatre. Shows feature talkbacks with Michigan Radio journalists and water activists.
Jenn Ficarra's one-act tragicomedy explores memory, secrets, and sacrifice through a widow struggling to compose her husband's eulogy. The production will make its New York City debut at Circle Theater Festival.
During Allapattah Art Night, El Espacio 23 will welcome visitors to tour studios and meet artists in residence Gonzalo Guzmán, Ulises Mazzucca, and Mariana Rocha as local art spaces celebrate the neighborhood.
The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians' NYC Chapter will host two concerts at Brooklyn's Roulette Intermedium, featuring artists such as Thurman Barker, J D Parran, and David Virelles.
Grammy-nominated pianist Han Chen will team up with eight fellow pianists to debut Ellis Ludwig-Leone’s QUIET HOURS at Christ Chapel at Riverside Church in New York City.
Kevin Spirtas, Christian Maltez, and Gloria Gifford will stage a 90-minute vocal concert at Hollywood's Hudson Guild Theatre, joined by musical director Stuart Elster.
Directed by Nikki Snelson, Broadway's original Brooke Wyndham, students from OCSA's Hal Struck Musical Theatre Conservatory will take the stage in an upcoming production of "Legally Blonde."
Canada's National Arts Centre Orchestra is accepting applications for its mentorship program, offering early-career instrumentalists, conductors, music librarians, and orchestra personnel managers hands-on training with professional musicians and administrators.
Kumu Hula Hiwa Vaughan announced that ‘Auana is auditioning dancers on Oct. 24 at Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber, seeking artists with strong technique, spirit, and a true connection to hula.
BEGINS AND ENDS WITH A will host a one-night staged reading from the WOMEN+ ON THE EDGE OF DEMOCRACY initiative, showcasing works on American democracy by 12 acclaimed women+ playwrights.
Composer Holly Doubet's satirical musical about the plague, featuring historical figures including Vivaldi and Farinelli, will be staged as a work-in-progress at the Spark Musical Theatre Festival in New York.
La MaMa has unveiled the 2026 lineup for its biannual puppet festival, highlighting new contemporary works such as the world premiere of Endless Forms and Tiresias Presents New Weird Future - A Work in Process.
At Teatro Marco, TENTENTENEN moves ring lights, Shopee alerts, and 'pa-mine' calls to the stage, offering a chaotic, funny show deeply familiar to Filipino social media users.
The Third Coast Symphony will perform Handel's Messiah at Chicago's South Shore Cultural Center and Studebaker Theater, joined by featured soloists and the Roosevelt University/CCPA Chorus across two concerts.
Hofstra University's 78th Shakespeare Festival features Pericles, Prince of Tyre, Something Wicked, and early music, presenting the classic work with monster-movie, Western, and film-noir elements.
On Oct. 18, Stephanie J. Block, Christian Borle, Andrew Rannells, Tracie Thoms, Brandon Uranowitz, and Betsy Wolfe gathered at Carnegie Hall for Falsettos' 10th anniversary. Browse photos from the concert.
William Shakespeare’s tragic masterpiece, "Hamlet," is receiving a stunning staging at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, running through November 15.
Stephen Kaminski and Nicholas Kaminski have finalized the cast for a one-night benefit concert supporting The Directors Company. The event showcases the new musical BIG FAMOUS, directed by Rachel Klein.
Luis Castelló, Peter Corey, and Molly Jones of High Stakes Productions explain how the murder mystery format provides abundant opportunities for sharp comedy, improvisation, and character development.
Astro Lab Productions will present over 18 artists spanning theatre, music, and performance at Seattle's STG at Kerry Hall, pairing solo stage works with commissioned music across four constellations.
Award-winning playwright and actor Katherine Michelle Tanner stars in the autobiographical one-woman show, which draws on decades of her journals to examine motherhood, loss, and cancer through a holiday kiosk job.
Directed by Elizabeth V. Newman, Arthur Miller's post-WWII drama "All My Sons" launches The Filigree Theatre's eighth season at Austin's Ground Floor Theatre.
Raw Material and Capital Theatres are staging the final chapter of The James Plays, featuring Rona Munro's script about King James VI in Rufus Norris's Scottish directorial debut.
Soprano Fang Tao Jiang, pianist Jonathan C. Kelly, and guest artists will perform classical and modern works at Zankel Hall. Proceeds will benefit the SolAria Music Foundation's Emerging Young Artist Scholarship.
Cyndi Lauper, Bernadette Peters, Darren Criss, and Ariana DeBose gathered at Café Carlyle for the 2nd Annual Fetch Pet Gala. Browse photos from the star-studded event.
These four deeply impactful plays urge viewers to confront the hardest parts of being human, balancing uncomfortable moments with unexpected humor. I highly recommend this production.
Saint Paul native Daniel Butler takes the stage with Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey at Grand Casino Arena this weekend. Involved in the circus since age two, he grew up at youth school Circus Juventas.
