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Concord Theatricals Secures Worldwide Rights to License Sorkin’s To Kill a Mockingbird

The move opens Sorkin’s version to nonprofessional stages worldwide through Samuel French.

The Outsiders Sets First Non-English Production in Seoul for 2027

Phantom Of The Opera Opens On Sydney Harbour With Breakout 22-Year-Old Lead

Kennedy Center Begins Layoffs as July Shutdown and $257 Million Overhaul Move Forward

Disney Releases Wordless Short 'Versa' on Disney Plus With Grief Content Warning

Sam Kieth, Creator of The Maxx and Early Sandman Artist, Dies at 63

York Theatre’s Monte Cristo Opens Off-Broadway to Praise for Its Stars, Questions Over a Softer Take

Tsutomu Shibayama, Longtime Doraemon Director, Dies at 84

Meghan Markle Endorses Jessica Urlichs’s Motherhood Poetry Book on Instagram

Consent Judgment Confirms Vignesh Sundaresan as Buyer of Beeple’s $69.3 Million NFT

Rosalía Apologizes for Picasso Remarks After Viral Backlash

New York City Center Names In the Heights Its 2026 Gala Presentation

Netflix Acquires 'I Am Frankelda' for 2026 Global Release

Road Returns in Immersive 40th-Anniversary Revival at Manchester’s Royal Exchange

John Legend and Lynn Nottage’s Imitation of Life to Premiere at The Shed in Fall 2026

France Knights 28 Sandfall Developers for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

Ananya Birla Launches Birla Studios to Produce Prestige-Driven Commercial Films

Tony-Winning Producers Launch Halcyon Theatricals in Times Square

Sal Buscema, Defining Marvel Artist, Dies at 89

Lyric Opera Revives Strauss’s Salome in 1930s Fascist Setting to Strong Reviews