Hunter Swafford, 15, was told he might not speak until 18. Now he's cleared the first round of American Idol auditions.

Primous Fountain says a 2022 tribute honoring his nine symphonies collapsed without explanation. His federal case against the Miami Beach orchestra is still unfolding.

Sonic Silents brings Decemberists and Los Lobos musicians to score silent classics at Portland's 100-year-old movie palace this month.

Gina Montét's teen Arthur Conan Doyle mystery opens Theatre Lab's new studio space, with roots tracing back to Coconut Grove.

Mitchell hits the historic Wilshire Ebell Theatre for two 25th-anniversary shows, mixing a 4K screening with live Q&As and acoustic sets.

The long-running showcase lands at Caveat on the Lower East Side, with tickets starting at $15 for the livestream.

Robert Kirkman and four fellow producers settle a years-long dispute over show profits, while AMC still fends off a separate Fear the Walking Dead suit.

A one-weekend-only show brings neurodivergent artists to the stage.

Free tickets, eight stages, and a $5 after-party at Doinks headline the Waterloo corridor's annual festival.

ArtsWest and Yun Theatre team up on The Chinese Lady, opening next week at the West Seattle playhouse with a pay-what-you-can preview.

Haus of Night brings five St. Louis designers and a 200-person capacity crowd to the rebuilt Centennial Malt House on October 18.

The historic Bale Grist Mill turns 180 this month, and descendants of its pioneer owners are joining the celebration.

Local singers take Centennial Plaza's outdoor stage Friday and Saturday, presenting Broadway selections each night.