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69 Atlantic is a new intimate magic venue in Brooklyn that has consistently sold out its shows since opening.

Gracemoon Arts Theater combines groundbreaking performances with impactful discussions, focusing on the human condition.

The play 'Orlando's Gift' creatively intertwines Virginia Woolf's story with modern theatrical expression, showcasing collaboration among students and faculty.

American theaters are producing significantly less Shakespeare, with a 58% decline in productions over the past five years.

Catherine Russell has become a theater icon for her extraordinary 37-year performance in 'Perfect Crime', breaking records with dedication and stamina.

Grace Hodgett Young's early success in theater underscores her determination and passion for performance, despite initial doubts from others.

No One blends drag artistry with ballet, enhancing the inclusive spirit of San Jose Dance Theatre's Nutcracker production.

The first half of 2025 in London will showcase a diverse array of ballet and contemporary dance performances by leading companies.

Kirsten Simone was a groundbreaking Danish ballerina who elevated the Royal Danish Ballet and expanded its international presence.

Hannon Hatchett and Finlay McCurdy-Van Alstine transition from playing the mischievous Fritz to the esteemed role of the Prince in The Nutcracker.

Reece Clarke exemplifies how early passion and perseverance lead to success in ballet, culminating in his promotion to principal dancer at the Royal Ballet.

Rufus Wainwright, driven by his mother's untapped potential, embraces creativity with urgency, balancing a prolific output amid the awareness of life's fragility.

Aging drummers face unique physical challenges but remain passionate about their craft.

Rat Scabies continues to perform despite health issues.

Music City SF offers a supportive open mic night where performers can share their talents, fostering community and artist empowerment.

The Black Narrative series highlights the importance of Black storytelling through performances and discussions, fostering cultural exploration and collaboration.

The London theater scene thrives in January with new openings and returning productions, showcasing creativity and resilience among theater professionals.

Shen Yun Performing Arts has amassed extraordinary wealth in recent years, tied to its ties with the Falun Gong movement and the exploitation of performers.

Shen Yun Performing Arts is under inquiry for exploiting underage performers, highlighting concerns about labor practices and child welfare.

Shen Yun, linked to Falun Gong, faces serious allegations of exploiting performers and engaging in questionable financial practices during its global tours.

Ballet Shoes, a classic story of three sisters, highlights themes of empowerment and the importance of the performing arts in modern society.

I Can Do That! Performing Arts Center showcases youth talent with the musical 9 to 5 in Walnut Creek, promoting themes of female empowerment and resilience.

Lady Java was a trailblazing transgender performer who fought against discrimination and police harassment, influencing the LGBTQ+ movement long before its mainstream recognition.

Elsie Saldaña is the country's oldest drag king, still performing occasionally and embodying a lifelong passion for stage presence.

Smuin Contemporary Ballet's Christmas Ballet features a special LGBTQ+ Night to celebrate the queer community, with drag queen Lady Camden as the host.

The San Francisco Ballet's opening night will proceed as planned after the dancers' union reached a tentative labor deal.

Negotiations between San Francisco Ballet and dancers are critical for the Nutcracker's success, impacting community both culturally and economically.

San Francisco Ballet faces contract negotiations that could jeopardize 'Nutcracker' performances amidst demands for better pay and protections for dancers and stage managers.

San Francisco Ballet uniquely connects to The Nutcracker, the first U.S. performance in 1944, evolving into a cherished holiday tradition.

Annual reflections reveal that delight and wonder coexist, often unnoticed, within pop culture.

Tim Bagley's diverse roles showcase the power of empathy and nuanced performances in television.

Sandra Bernhard returns to Joe's Pub for her annual cabaret show, emphasizing her unique style in comedy through her new set 'Shapes & Forms.'

The Performing Arts and Culture Center will enhance PSU's cultural impact and benefit local businesses.

California Shakespeare Theater is closing due to insufficient funding despite a viable vision for an outdoor performing center.

A week of diverse musical events is available at Cornell, including a performance by Sara Gazarek and the Cornell Jazz Ensemble.

The crochet art exhibit is open at the Saratoga Library until December 30, featuring a butterfly garden made of crocheted objects.

Radical feminist opera 'Sancta Susanna' sparks controversy with its explicit content and unconventional portrayal of characters.

Berlin hosts a series of artistic events in October 2024, ranging from plays to exhibitions, highlighting themes of technology, intimacy, identity, and visual storytelling.

David Tennant's performance in Macbeth faced disruptions due to health-related incidents, reflecting broader challenges in the theatre industry influenced by Covid-19.

Mummenschanz celebrates 50 years of innovative physical and object performance with a world tour, merging mime and puppetry to create an imaginative theatrical experience.

The Well Walk Theatre has quickly made a name for itself by being nominated for a prestigious Theatre Building award shortly after opening.

Shakespeare's plays combine wit and depth, requiring actors to master both humor and darker themes.

The 16th Mission open mic offers a free, inclusive platform for all artistic expressions, celebrating 20 years in San Francisco.

The Function in San Francisco features a dynamic late-night comedy battle with rising stars competing for audience approval.

HellaFunny offers a platform for comedians to perform short sets, with potential for longer performances based on crowd reactions.

This outdoor event celebrates 20 years of inclusive artistic expression every Thursday at 16th & Mission BART.

This outdoor open mic event has been celebrating diverse local artistry for nearly two decades.

Sydney's Inner West council is revitalizing unused town halls as arts venues to support the struggling performing arts sector.

Cal Shakes' return highlights the fragile state of arts funding amid wider struggles facing indie theatre companies.

Ad Astra concert benefits Freight & Salvage, facing financial challenges, showcasing the importance of community support for performing arts organizations.

Denise Bellog's lifelong passion for dance and performing arts continues despite her hearing loss.

Joseph Sissens transformed from a shy young dancer to a confident principal at the Royal Ballet, showcasing versatility in both classical and modern dance.

The City Council postponed decisions on Keller Auditorium and PSU's new performing arts center, awaiting a new council's input elected in December.

The City Council is planning to build two new performing arts centers to host touring Broadway shows during the Keller Auditorium's remodeling.

The City Council postponed decisions on Keller Auditorium and a new PSU arts center until after the elections.

AI is infiltrating comedy, leading to unique shows like 'Laugh GPT' where humans compete with robots in humor.

Jamie Foxx reflects on the anxiety comedians face before performing live, highlighting the uncertainty of audience reactions.