Shows in the Capital Region, April 2027

Guitarist Sharon Isbin performs with Concerto Málaga at Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, in a program of works by Turina, Vivaldi, Granados, Albéniz, Rodrigo and Falla, with an interval.

A classic rock concert by The Players, members of Chicago, The Doobie Brothers and Peter Frampton's band, playing hits by those acts and others.

The Barnhill Movement Collective, a Capital Region contemporary and physical theater dance company, presents a family program at The Egg's lobby as part of the Family Circle series.

Charlie Berens, Wisconsin stand-up comedian and author of The Midwest Survival Guide, performs stand-up comedy on The Lost and Found Tour at The Egg.

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain performs a concert of reinterpreted music from many genres using only ukuleles and voices, at Troy Savings Bank Music Hall.

A ballet performance featuring Albany Berkshire Ballet alongside Capital Duo, presented at the UAlbany Performing Arts Center.

The Brentano Quartet performs the first Beethoven program of its cycle at Union College Memorial Chapel, with Razumovsky Quartets Op. 59 No. 1 and No. 2 and Quartet Op. 18 No. 3 in D major.

A 25-piece orchestra performs newly arranged themes from the video game UNDERTALE live, with gameplay footage shown on a screen above the stage, at the Palace Theatre.

Mamma Mia! is a stage show built on ABBA's hits, set on a Greek island, where a bride-to-be seeks her unknown father among three men from her mother's past.

Mamma Mia! is a stage show built on ABBA's hits, set on a Greek island, where a bride-to-be seeks her unknown father among three men from her mother's past.

A theatrical magic show by Asi Wind, titled AWE, built around impossible feats meant to revive a sense of wonder and astonishment.

Not What I Ordered is a comedy show by Matt Mathews, a comedian and singer/songwriter, with stories about family, farm life, relationships, fame and everyday struggles.

Mamma Mia! is a stage show built on ABBA's hits, set on a Greek island, where a bride-to-be seeks her unknown father among three men from her mother's past.

Open rehearsal of the Albany Symphony, conducted by David Alan Miller, refining a program of works by Reena Esmail and Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 1.

A play by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins about three estranged adult siblings who gather at their late father's crumbling Arkansas homestead to sort his belongings.

Mamma Mia! is a stage show built on ABBA's hits, set on a Greek island, where a bride-to-be seeks her unknown father among three men from her mother's past.

A screening of James Cameron's 1991 film Terminator 2: Judgment Day, with Brad Fiedel's score performed live by an eight-musician ensemble.

Mamma Mia! is a stage show built on ABBA's hits, set on a Greek island, where a bride-to-be seeks her unknown father among three men from her mother's past.

Mamma Mia! is a stage show built on ABBA's hits, set on a Greek island, where a bride-to-be seeks her unknown father among three men from her mother's past.

Concert by TŌN, the second of its Beethoven and Brahms programs, conducted by James Bagwell, performing Brahms's Symphony No. 3 and Beethoven's Symphony No. 7.

Albany Symphony concert conducted by David Alan Miller, featuring works by Reena Esmail and Sergei Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 1.

Stand-up comedy show by Dena Blizzard, blending stand-up, video and improv about divorce, turning 50, menopause and returning to dating.

Mamma Mia! is a stage show built on ABBA's hits, set on a Greek island, where a bride-to-be seeks her unknown father among three men from her mother's past.

Word Plays is a storytelling series in which different performers share contemporary and traditional tales, each show built around its own theme.

Mamma Mia! is a stage show built on ABBA's hits, set on a Greek island, where a bride-to-be seeks her unknown father among three men from her mother's past.

Concert by TŌN, the second of its Beethoven and Brahms programs, conducted by James Bagwell, performing Brahms's Symphony No. 3 and Beethoven's Symphony No. 7.

Albany Symphony concert conducted by David Alan Miller, featuring works by Reena Esmail and Sergei Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 1.

Spring Choral Hour, a choral event presented at the UAlbany Performing Arts Center.

A free Music @ Noon concert by the Hilltown Ramblers, a bluegrass band formed in 1993 in the Helderberg Mountains of upstate New York.

Live drag tour show WTWN 10: Werq The World News, a broadcast-style spectacle hosted by Asia O'Hara with Vanessa Vanjie and Jorgeous.

Live Pink Floyd show LEGACY, directed by Roger Waters and led by his son Harry Waters, performing songs from The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall.

FRESH ACTS: A Festival of New Plays is a festival of new plays at UAlbany Performing Arts Center.

A festival of staged readings of new plays written, directed, and performed by UAlbany students, presented by the Department of Music and Theatre.

A festival of staged readings of new plays written, directed, and performed by UAlbany students, presented by the Department of Music and Theatre.

Kevin Champagne's Piano Quintets and more is a listed program at UAlbany Performing Arts Center, with separate afternoon and evening showings.

Kora player Yacouba Sissoko performs traditional West African songs and stories as a soloist and with his band SIYA, which combines solo kora with fuller instrumentation.

Taylor Simon King is a musical production celebrating the songs of James Taylor, Carly Simon and Carole King, featuring Lisa Sherman and Alice Leon.

A festival of staged readings of new plays written, directed, and performed by UAlbany students, presented by the Department of Music and Theatre.

A festival of staged readings of new plays written, directed, and performed by UAlbany students, presented by the Department of Music and Theatre.

Handel's opera Deidamia, directed by R.B. Schlather with the early music band Ruckus, tells of Achilles hiding in disguise on Skyros and Deidamia's love for him.

Youth Movements XIX is an event at the UAlbany Performing Arts Center, listed as a Fresh Acts Program at 2 p.m. and as a separate listing at 7 p.m.

World on a String: Swinging Songs of Broadway is a concert of Broadway tune arrangements by guest vocalists Kate Kortum and David Marino.

Concert by Sons Of Cream, Kofi Baker, Malcolm Bruce and Rob Johnson, who celebrate their family legacy as the sons of the band Cream.

Appropriate is a play by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins about three adult children who gather at their late father's Arkansas homestead to sort through his belongings.

SSSO IV: Resurrection is a concert of Mahler's Symphony No. 2, the Resurrection, with soloists Alexandra Henderson and Katherine Reese-Lemer.

Youth Movements XIX with the School of the Albany Berkshire Ballet is a program at the UAlbany Performing Arts Center, listed as a 3 p.m. showing.

Dvořák—In The New World and Old World is a chamber concert with pianist Anna Polonsky, featuring String Quartet No. 12 The American and the Piano Quintet.

Handel's opera Deidamia, directed by R.B. Schlather with the early music band Ruckus, tells of Achilles hiding in disguise on Skyros and Deidamia's love for him.

A one-woman comedy play by Denise Fennell, written with Rick Pasqualone, in which a bride of a certain age, less than two hours before her wedding, questions the meaning of love, life and marriage.

Handel's opera Deidamia, directed by R.B. Schlather with the early music band Ruckus, tells of Achilles hiding in disguise on Skyros and Deidamia's love for him.

Kathleen Madigan performs stand-up comedy on her Flying Cats Tour at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, a veteran road comic with seven stand-up specials.

A one-woman comedy play by Denise Fennell, written with Rick Pasqualone, in which a bride of a certain age, less than two hours before her wedding, questions the meaning of love, life and marriage.

A concert by guitarist Steve Hackett and his band, performing the best of his Genesis songs along with selected classic material from his solo albums.

Clyde's is a dramatic comedy by Lynn Nottage about formerly incarcerated workers rebuilding their lives at a truck stop sandwich shop run by matriarch Clyde.

A one-woman comedy play by Denise Fennell, written with Rick Pasqualone, in which a bride of a certain age, less than two hours before her wedding, questions the meaning of love, life and marriage.

Clyde's is a dramatic comedy by Lynn Nottage about formerly incarcerated workers rebuilding their lives at a truck stop sandwich shop run by matriarch Clyde.

A five-act 1960s rock and roll revival concert featuring Jay and the Americans, The Grass Roots, The Happenings and The Vogues, with Estefano DiSanto opening the show.

Stand-up comedy show by Nashville comedian Amber Autry, known for high-energy performances and relatable humor, on her Happy Holler Tour.

A one-woman comedy play by Denise Fennell, written with Rick Pasqualone, in which a bride of a certain age, less than two hours before her wedding, questions the meaning of love, life and marriage.

Clyde's is a dramatic comedy by Lynn Nottage about formerly incarcerated workers rebuilding their lives at a truck stop sandwich shop run by matriarch Clyde.

Handel's opera Deidamia, directed by R.B. Schlather with the early music band Ruckus, tells of Achilles hiding in disguise on Skyros and Deidamia's love for him.

Recital by violinist Geneva Lewis and pianist Joshua Mhoon at Union College Memorial Chapel, presented as The Christine Kirwin Krackeler Concert. The program includes Mozart's Sonata K.

Musical based on Mo Willems' book Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!, with script by Willems and Mr. Warburton, lyrics by Willems, and music by Deborah Wicks La Puma.

Clyde's is a dramatic comedy by Lynn Nottage about formerly incarcerated workers rebuilding their lives at a truck stop sandwich shop run by matriarch Clyde.

Clyde's is a dramatic comedy by Lynn Nottage about formerly incarcerated workers rebuilding their lives at a truck stop sandwich shop run by matriarch Clyde.

Erth's Dinosaur Zoo Live is a family theatre show with life-like dinosaurs and creatures brought to life by puppeteers, starting in pre-historic Australia.

Violinist Midori performs a classical program of Beethoven's 'Spring' Violin Sonata, Mozart's Sonata in C major KV 303, and works by Escaich and Strauss.

Clyde's is a dramatic comedy by Lynn Nottage about formerly incarcerated workers rebuilding their lives at a truck stop sandwich shop run by matriarch Clyde.

Clyde's is a dramatic comedy by Lynn Nottage about formerly incarcerated workers rebuilding their lives at a truck stop sandwich shop run by matriarch Clyde.