The TWEED Theaterworks production company is offering East Village residents a series of free shows called Garden Variety, featuring diverse performances from drag to burlesque.
"After forty years as Artistic Director of his eponymous company, the Stephen Petronio Dance Company, Petronio has decided to close shop—a financial decision brought on by shifting interests in both private and public sources of funding."
"We're looking for people with purpose, passion, and potential. This is about more than business ownership - it's about creating a legacy that empowers young people and brings lasting value to local communities."
Circus Bella, co-founded in 2008 by Abigail Munn and David Hunt, is a contemporary one-ring circus that has performed over 182 shows in the Bay Area and beyond.
I start cleaning a waterpark, which is Wings and Waves in McMinnville, where I was hired as custodial. And I didn't know I was hired as a custodial because I didn't speak English...
The traditional form of Japanese drumming, known as taiko, has existed for thousands of years and is used in religious ceremonies, wars and entertainment.
The DUMBO Dance Festival provides a platform for over 400 performing artists to showcase their work while offering New York audiences access to an extraordinary range of excellent and visionary choreography at an affordable price.
I am so excited to unveil the new Stanford Live season, Nemani says. Driven by the belief that art and creativity can shift culture, the 2025-2026 season aspires to fill our stages with artists and stories that reflect our communities.
Ganesan-Forbes emphasizes the importance of continuing to create art amidst challenging circumstances, urging artists to persevere, especially with her latest work focused on friendship.
Soho Theatre has a genuinely experimental, risk-taking attitude, and it's one of the only theatres that consistently puts on provocative work from lesser-known writers and performers.
"Engaging young singers in world-class art-making and bringing their anxieties and hopes for the future to the center of the creative process, 'Port(al)' is a choral theater work that reawakens history in the goliath raw space of the Navy Yard's Agger Fish building."