Robyn has unveiled her 2026 "Sexistential Tour," marking her first major tour since 2019, with stops across Europe, North America, and Australia. The tour, promoting her new album produced with Klas Åhlund, promises a mix of high-profile collaborations and special guests, generating buzz and anticipation among fans.

Moulin Rouge! The Musical, winner of 10 Tony Awards, will conclude its Broadway run at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre in July after over 2,200 performances. The show has seen international success, recouping its investment and running 15 global productions.

The Tony Award-winning musical 'Kinky Boots' is touring North America, with upcoming performances at State Theatre New Jersey from February 27 to March 1. The tour is led by Omari Collins as Lola and produced by Crossroads Live North America, featuring direction by DB Bonds and choreography by Rusty Mowery.

Wilton's Music Hall revives the historic Baldwin v. Buckley debate on race and the American dream using original speeches and archival footage. Directed by Christopher McElroen, the minimalist production focuses on faithful recitation, emphasizing the enduring relevance of its themes.

Perth Festival revitalizes the East Perth Power Station as a cultural hub, featuring diverse performances and installations. Supported by a $9.6 million Lotterywest fund, the festival runs throughout February, emphasizing local and international collaboration, inclusion, and accessibility.

Ayreon celebrates its 30th anniversary with a theatrical concert featuring over 100 performers, offering a live experience spanning three decades of music. The event, set for release on May 22, will be available in various formats with pre-orders already open.

Anika Noni Rose steps in for Renée Elise Goldsberry in the Broadway premiere of 'The Balusters' due to a scheduling conflict. The play, directed by Kenny Leon, opens April 21 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.

Henry Naylor's "Monstering the Rocketman" returns to the Arcola Theatre, dissecting 1980s UK tabloid culture with a satirical edge. The play critiques sensationalism and media ethics, highlighting The Sun's vendetta against Elton John while exploring the era's moral complexities.

Landmark Theatre embarks on its largest national tour with "9 to 5 The Musical," featuring a Dolly Parton score, set to hit Ipswich Regent Theatre from August 18-22. Tickets go on sale this Friday, with the tour extending due to strong audience demand, highlighting themes of friendship, courage, and workplace transformation.

State Theatre New Jersey revives its DiscoveryTix program for 2026, offering $10 tickets for public assistance enrollees to its performances. Partnered with Johnson & Johnson, the initiative aims to increase arts access and requires in-person ticket purchases at the theater's box office.

Wayne Smith reflects on attending Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo's concert in Mobile as a poignant milestone in navigating life after his wife's death. The performance evoked cherished memories tied to key songs, paralleling Smith's own long marriage with Benatar and Giraldo's enduring partnership.

Kalidas ka Kathaalok, an immersive storytelling festival inspired by Kalidasa, will captivate audiences at New Delhi's Purana Qila on Feb 7-8, 2026. The event aims to connect youth with Sanskrit and Indian heritage through storytelling, theatre, and art, supported by IGNCA and promoted by Adgcraft Communications.

Charlotte's February arts scene is vibrant with plays, concerts, and Black History Month events. Highlights include Three Bone Theatre's "Primary Trust" and Gregory Porter's concert on February 10.

Washington DC celebrates Black History Month with a diverse array of events, from theater and tours to screenings and tastings, running from February into March. Highlights include "Stereophonic" at the National Theatre, a tribute to James Baldwin at Lincoln Theatre, and a family-friendly MLK event at Strathmore.

Feisal Alkazi's Indian adaptation of the play Ruined, titled Barbaad, sets its stage in a Chhattisgarh brothel, focusing on themes like violence against women and environmental destruction. Scheduled for February 8 at Delhi’s Kathika Cultural Centre, the production has been well-received across major cities, adapting its characters to reflect local Indian social dynamics.

The Endler Concert Series kicks off its 2026 season in Stellenbosch with a vibrant mix of chamber music, jazz, orchestral works, and the inaugural South African Flute Festival. Highlights include sold-out tributes to Andrew Lloyd Webber and a plethora of masterclasses and international performances.

The Olivier Awards 2026 have launched the 'Love Your Local Theatre' campaign, spotlighting the crucial role of local theatres in nurturing UK talent beyond London. Highlighted by actor Adrian Lester, the initiative celebrates regional venues' impact on the arts and includes a prize draw for award tickets and more, ending March 5.

"Cadel: Lungs on Legs" is a one-man show tracing cyclist Cadel Evans's journey to his 2011 Tour de France win, premiering in his alma mater, Hale School, Perth. The production, praised for its immersive staging and Delves’s compelling performance, captures Evans’s mental and physical resilience.

Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson ONE returns to Las Vegas, delivering a theatrical homage to the King of Pop with acrobatics and dazzling visuals. This production, staged at Mandalay Bay, highlights iconic hits like 'Billie Jean' and 'Thriller' in an immersive setting.