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.

A Philadelphia panel backs landmark status for the 1987 “We the Youth” mural — even as the wall beneath it cracks and pulls away from the brick.

The ABBA jukebox musical returns to Hennepin Avenue with Victor Wallace as Sam Carmichael through Sunday.

Dancers, a live wedding ceremony and a Charlotte Symphony concert headline the two-day event in Uptown Charlotte.

Depth and Space opens next week at the Gaylord-Pickens Museum in Oklahoma City, mixing beadwork, glass and pointillism under one gallery roof.

The St. Louis premiere runs September 17-27 at COCA, with tickets from $25 and free WashU garage parking.

The Tony winner grew up in East Oak Lane and will debut new material at Villanova's Finneran Pavilion on September 25.

Trombones de Costa Rica joins the Houston Latin American Philharmonic at the Hobby Center, and it will not cost you a dime.

Muay Thai icon Buakaw Banchamek and singer Gun Napat headline the move from the National Mall to downtown D.C.

Two festivals, one weekend: Ferndale's DIY Street Fair and the Funky Ferndale Art Fair take over Woodward Avenue with 140-plus extra artists.

Turtle Creek Chorale brings flight attendant voicemails, dance and 100 teen singers to the Meyerson stage for 9/11's 25th anniversary.

Jax Book Fest hits the Main Library Saturday with free author talks, face painting and a full day of bookish activities.