The Tony winner died of organ failure in a Manhattan hospital, just a week before his new musical was set to open Off-Broadway.

Four intimate sets at the Booth Playhouse mark JazzArts Charlotte's Hispanic Heritage Month tribute, with tables and a full bar included.

Ernie Boch Jr. and Paul Geary were among the producers of the rock doc, screened at the historic Wang Theatre.

The Lisjan fire creation story comes to Fairyland's 70-year-old puppet theater, with a Native Community Day planned for November.

The White House's own band closes out its Florida run with a free, ticketed show at the 961-seat Moss Center.

Ben Brantley, once the most powerful voice in American theater criticism, sits down in Colorado Springs Sunday — a state that has had no full-time theater critic since 2012.

A family-owned Oklahoma City clay maker is producing handmade hummingbird tiles for a DEQ mural set to land this November.

Storybook Farm hosted bands from Sweden to Venezuela this month, proving a scrappy nonprofit outlasted every bigger rival.

North Figueroa Bookshop hosts the pair's rare joint exhibit, with proceeds benefiting EarthPercent and Heroines! Movement.

Fifty artists, three divisions, one park sidewalk turned canvas — Skye Canyon's decade-old chalk contest returns this fall.

More than 170 artists and 35 wineries hit Girard Avenue Oct. 10-11, with proceeds covering school nurses and art teachers.

MT Jones plays The 5 Spot late Friday during AmericanaFest, a roughly 150-seat room with a long local history.

The Sept. 25-27 festival lands amid a $400M district makeover, with a new pedestrian mall built for crowds like this.