Caro Events brings back the century-old Spanish farce for one night at the Manuel Artime Theater, with over 40 performers and 32 chorus costumes.

The singing competition is chasing Georgia's tax credits as it shifts production from Los Angeles.

Isabelle Ginsberg, 17, sold 27 of 30 framed prints at a VFW hall to benefit Memorial Sloan Kettering after her father's brain cancer diagnosis.

The West Oakland blues landmark says a lost back patio wiped out 60 percent of its business overnight.

The 120-seat Hammond stage hunts for a typewriter light enough to move but heavy enough to look real for its Stephen King finale.

The three-time Tony winner takes on fashion icon Diana Vreeland at New York City Center starting January 2027.

The Highland Park venue's oldest building will shut down for construction after Jacob Collier's show and reopen during the 2028 season.

Bobby Lance co-wrote The House That Jack Built at 13 with his sister. He later spent two decades teaching music in Greenburgh schools.

Chavis Mármol, who once dropped a nine-ton Olmec head on a Tesla, now rides a homemade Little Boy replica Thursday at Artpace.

Mario Van Peebles appeared with his son at Oakland's 24th Film Festival, where Contagious was featured.

CLATA's ninth annual Latino theater festival spans nine Chicago venues, from Belmont Cragin to Streeterville, through Oct. 11.

Jack Greenberg makes his Capital Stage debut in the 90-minute solo show about a comedian’s brush with white nationalists.

Oklahoma City's only fringe festival hits three venues Sept. 16-26, with 60% of ticket sales going straight to the artists.