Shows in the Capital Region, May 2027

Children's music concert by singer-songwriter Laurie Berkner, known for her songs for young children and her award-winning 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.

Children's music concert by singer-songwriter Laurie Berkner, known for her songs for young children and her award-winning albums.

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.

Concert conducted by JoAnn Falletta with soprano Bibi Nguyen, featuring Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 3 along with works by Barber and Turina.

Concert of iconic film scores by John Williams, performed live by the Albany Symphony and conducted by David Alan Miller at the Palace Theatre. The program is to be announced.

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.

Concert by the University Orchestra and Chorale, presented at the UAlbany Performing Arts Center.

Albany Pro Musica concert of chorus and orchestra works by Paterson, Thompson, Thomas and Copland, with soloists Laquita Mitchell and Robert Wesley Mason.

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.

Concert by the University Jazz Ensemble, presented at the UAlbany Performing Arts Center.

Performance titled Sound of Trumpets, Roar of Drums, presented at the UAlbany Performing Arts Center.

Trio Mandili, a Georgian vocal trio, performs live on its first US tour, presenting Georgian polyphonic singing. The group began as three friends singing together in the Georgian countryside.

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.

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.

Whodunit comedy at Saratoga Music Hall, set in 1940s Broadway, where a new play's first read becomes a crime scene. Directed by Kelly Barrett-Gibson.

Live music show by The Bronx Wanderers, a musical family band led by a father and his two sons, playing classic rock and pop hits with family stories.

Musical comedy Something Rotten!, presented by SLOC Musical Theater, imagining the world's first musical when two brothers try to outshine Shakespeare.

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.

Whodunit comedy at Saratoga Music Hall, set in 1940s Broadway, where a new play's first read becomes a crime scene. Directed by Kelly Barrett-Gibson.

Something Rotten! is a musical comedy about two brothers who try to outshine Shakespeare by writing the world's very first musical.

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.

Reading Between The Lies is a whodunit set in 1940s Broadway, where the first read of a new play turns into a crime scene when a participant drops dead.

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.

An American Sign Language interpreted performance of the musical Something Rotten! at SLOC Musical Theater. The run time has not yet been announced.

A free Music @ Noon concert by the violin trio Triplum, featuring their debut piece, a new mass of sacred polyphony composed by Connor Armbruster.

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.

Curtain Call Theatre presents Other Desert Cities by Jon Robin Baitz, in which a daughter's memoir reopens a tragic family episode during a Christmas visit.

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.

Something Rotten! is a musical comedy about two brothers who try to outshine Shakespeare by writing the world's very first musical.

Reading Between The Lies is a whodunit set in 1940s Broadway, where the first read of a new play turns into a crime scene when a participant drops dead.

A performance by singer Kiran Ahluwalia, who draws on Indian and Pakistani vocal traditions in songs that mix in blues, rock, R&B and jazz, with a six-piece band.

Something Rotten! is a musical comedy imagining the world's very first musical, in which two brothers try to outshine Shakespeare.

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.

Reading Between the Lies is a whodunit comedy in which the first read of a new play becomes a crime scene when a participant unexpectedly dies.

In the Shadow of Catastrophe is a program of works by European composers who lived through World War Two, with oboist Alexandra Knoll.

Something Rotten! is a musical comedy imagining the world's very first musical, in which two brothers try to outshine Shakespeare.

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.

Reading Between the Lies is a whodunit comedy in which the first read of a new play becomes a crime scene when a participant unexpectedly dies.

In the Shadow of Catastrophe is a program of works by European composers who lived through World War Two, with oboist Alexandra Knoll.

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.

Something Rotten! is a musical comedy imagining the world's very first musical, in which two brothers try to outshine Shakespeare.

Vivace Orchestra, under conductor Joshua Gerson, performs symphonic works by Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, including Haydn's Surprise Symphony.

The African Company presents Richard III, a drama set in 1821 New York about the first Black theatrical group in the country.

The African Company presents Richard III, a drama set in 1821 New York about the first Black theatrical group in the country.

Singer-songwriter Sawyer Fredericks performs at Caffè Lena in one of the Sawyer-toga shows, playing Americana songs drawn from his albums, including Hide Your Ghost and No Need To Wonder.

The African Company presents Richard III, a drama set in 1821 New York about the first Black theatrical group in the country.

Jon Robin Baitz's play follows Brooke Wyeth, who returns to her wealthy Republican family in Palm Springs with a memoir that reopens a painful family wound.

Americana singer-songwriter Sawyer Fredericks performs at Caffè Lena, where his shows are described as an annual tradition. He won Season 8 of NBC's The Voice.

The African Company presents Richard III, a drama set in 1821 New York about the first Black theatrical group in the country.