Entertainment in Connecticut
![The Ivoryton Playhouse.]()
Curtain call: Connecticut reopens, and we’ve got your front row seatAs the state reopens all forms of entertainment — comedy, live music, playhouses, festivals, food fairs and more — Hearst CT Media Group’s newly launched CT Events site is your first and final stop...By Alex Fischer and Susan Shultz
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![Celebrated pianist Bill Payne returns to The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester with long-time band, the critically acclaimed Little Feat, in November.]()
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![Umphrey's McGee returns to The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester this weekend, with its UMBowl interactive event over two nights.]()
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![The iconic Suzanne Vega will bring her show, An Evening of New York Songs and Stories, to The Ridgefield Playhouse on Thursday, Oct. 21.]()
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![Can you name all these musicians from CT?]()
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!["Smokey Joe's Cafe" is a celebration of legendary songwriting team Leiber and Stoller, who virtually invented rock 'n' roll.]()
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![Members of the Continental Congress convene in Curtain Call's production of 1776 the musical playing in The Kweskin Theatre, Stamford thru Oct. 9.]()
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![The Capitol Theatre's in-house state-of-the-art sound, lighting, and digital wall projections set the stage perfectly for a legendary night of entertainment.]()
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![The Shubert Theatre in New Haven will welcome audiences back this fall.]()
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![Comedy is back! Here are comedy festivals in Connecticut to attend this fall.]()
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![Steve Martin and Martin Short will close out summer at The Palace Theatre with "The Funniest Show in Town at the Moment"]()
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![Seeing a comedy show is a great way to spend an evening. Check out these must-see comedy acts in Connecticut casinos.]()
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![Despite his joy at playing big arenas - with his achieved goal to be the "Elvis of comedy," Andrew Dice Clay says small venues are truly where comedy is meant to be performed.]()
