Six outdoor shows at the Carneros art estate promise sword fights, puppets, and audience chaos in just 97 minutes.

The $800,000 dispute cost the troupe its longtime leader and $2.5 million, but dancers just ratified a three-year deal.

Megan Falley narrates the Michigan Theater stop, tying the show to Gibson's 2008 Detroit poetry slam win.

Tickets start at $35, with a $95 package that includes a copy of the new photo book.

The Cuba-born infielder becomes the first Latino MLB player to hit Broadway, opening at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre this month.

Eastview High School's Chamber Choir beat out other contenders in a WDGY radio contest for a spot on stage August 16.

A new documentary about Guthrie's Brooklyn years, Yiddish songs and Hanukkah lyrics screens Aug. 20 with a live discussion at Circle Cinema.

Silicon Valley Shakespeare sets Much Ado About Nothing at a South Asian American wedding in Saratoga, complete with a baraat and roka party.

Off Broadway hosts a $20 benefit show Thursday, with proceeds headed straight to a grassroots relief group in La Guaira.

Two days of art, music and food take over Taylorsville's Centennial Plaza, with overflow parking at Valley Regional Park.

A new self-guided trail leads fans past sites from Sundance winner In the Summers and George Lopez's Walking with Herb.

Ten short films and a Sundance documentary headline the free two-day event, born from a collective that grew from four friends to 30.

St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church hosts three days of baklava, souvlakia and live music starting September 18.