World-renowned master sleuth Sherlock Holmes comes to Actors Theatre of Louisville January 30 - February 24 in Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure by Steven Dietz. Based on the original 1899 play by William Gillette and Arthur Conan Doyle, this treasured classic brings Holmes' pulse-quickening adventures to life in a mystery of intrigue, passion and suspense.

The classic Robin Hood most remember doesn't include a spunky and outspoken Maid Marian in a sword fight, nor did the original classic include Robin Hood setting up a shelter for the homeless and hungry. But when Alan Prewitt, Cookie Company Artistic Director, sets his mind to spinning a classic into an entertaining production that his audience can relate to, he never holds back on playing with a well-known story.

Compelling audiences to join in with his enthusiastic spirit, Red Grammer will bebop his way into the hearts of children and parents when Victoria Theatre Association presents Red Grammer: BeBop Your Best as part of the Chase Young at Heart Family Series, January 27 & 28 at the Victoria Theatre.

Returning to its populist roots that fostered productions such as The Who's Tommy, Merrily We Roll Along and I Sing, White Horse Theatre Company (WHTC) is proud to present an event for children from ages 5 to 75 - The Wiz, based on "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum, book by William F. Brown, music and lyrics by Charlie Smalls.

New Brunswick's State Theatre is proud to present Hub City Carnivale, a three-week winter festival of the imagination at play, February 3-25, sponsored by PSE&G, with performances, movies, workshops, parties, games, and more, for families and kids ages 1 to 100.

Popular demand has ushered Australian singing sensations The Ten Tenors back to Dayton for the holidays! After melting hearts all over the world, The Ten Tenors will return for special holiday performances at the Victoria Theatre.

Members and friends of the Ethnic Dance Theatre mourn the passing of co-founder and artistic director, Jonathan Frey, 55, who died of natural causes in October at his south Minneapolis home.

The FINGERS AROUND THE WORLD series continues to see Alice off into another Wonderland. The audience will accompany her to the continent of Africa, her third stop, where they will ride an elephant on a safari and learn all about the history and culture from one country to another.

Deborah Warner directs Fiona Shaw in Samuel Beckett's Happy Days, The Man of Mode by George Etherege is directed by Nicholas Hytner, Richard Eyre directs a new play by Nicholas Wright, The Reporter, The Travelex £10 Season extends to the Lyttelton for Martin Crimp's Attempts on her Life, revived by Katie Mitchell; and Sizwe Banzi is Dead from South Africa, The Caucasian Chalk Circle, an NT Education mobile production, opens at the Cottesloe after a UK tour.