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U.S. Arts and Theater News

In the U.S., arts and theater news means stage productions, visual art exhibitions, classical music performances and dance seasons. This page covers the events and organizations shaping the performance landscape across the country.


Magic

Magic

Sphere Entertainment Revenue Tops Estimates

Third-quarter revenue reached $274.3 million, beating Zacks consensus, while the Wizard of Oz residency drove Sphere venue results.

Sphere Entertainment Revenue Tops Estimates

Fashion

Live Poll

Should new mothers feel pressure to return to work quickly after childbirth?

Fashion

Barbara Palvin Addresses Postpartum Runway Backlash

The Hungarian supermodel defended her return to the Victoria's Secret runway weeks after giving birth to her first child.

Barbara Palvin Addresses Postpartum Runway Backlash

Comedy

Comedy

Paul Howard, Son of Moe Howard, Dies at 91

Paul Howard, son of Three Stooges performer Moe Howard, has died at age 91, according to a family statement.


Arts Theater — General

Arts Theater — General

Black Theatre Coalition Names Bree Turner Programs Director

Turner, a former communications manager at the John Gore Organization, will oversee fellowship and apprenticeship initiatives for the coalition.

Black Theatre Coalition Names Bree Turner Programs Director

Fine Art

Fine Art

CPAC Chair Posts Gala Photo Amid Guilfoyle Fallout

Matt Schlapp shared an image from CPAC's gala with Kimberly Guilfoyle, days after her resignation as ambassador to Greece.

CPAC Chair Posts Gala Photo Amid Guilfoyle Fallout

More in Arts and Theater

U.S. reporting spans artistic debut announcements, major exhibition launches, funding and venue support, and seasonal performance schedules. Global reporting spans every institution and cultural center. Museum programming and touring schedules often shift due to shifting attendance and operational costs. Sponsorship and foundation support continue to influence the reach and longevity of major exhibitions and theater runs.