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Mid-April concentrates into a dense stretch of theater, touring music, and a handful of hybrid programs that sit somewhere between concert and staged production. The emphasis is on live performance across Fairfield’s main venues, with multiple nights where audiences will have to choose. Nice Work If You Can Get
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The first half of April brings a busier-than-usual run of touring music and campus-stage programming, with Fairfield Theatre Company, SHU Community Theatre, the Quick Center, and the Edgerton Center all in play. The center of gravity is live performance: tribute acts, long-running ensembles, a Gershwin musical, and one circus-minded family
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The last days of March settle into a run of small-room concerts and late-season forum talks, with Fairfield Theatre Company and the Quick Center carrying most of the calendar. The emphasis is on listening—songs, lectures, and performances that favor attention over scale. Danielle Nicole A blues performance built for
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Late March settles into a steady cadence of concerts and forum talks, with Fairfield Theatre Company and the Quick Center carrying much of the programming. The emphasis is on live music in intimate rooms, punctuated by a run of Open VISIONS conversations that bring a different kind of audience to
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The middle of March offers a compact run of programs across Fairfield and nearby stages: a planning talk in Bridgeport, touring concerts at SHU Community Theatre and Fairfield Theatre Company, and two Quick Center forum evenings that bring nationally known speakers to campus. Jeff Speck — How to Make Bridgeport a
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Mid-March programming in Fairfield and nearby venues leans toward touring music, lecture programs, and a few special-format screenings. The window includes a national tour stop at Fairfield Theatre Company, a major urban-planning talk in Bridgeport, and the next Open VISIONS Forum conversation at Fairfield University. Wine at The Klein (and
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Top picks (ranked) 1. DakhaBrakha (World Music Series) — Fri., Feb. 27, 8:00 p.m. (SHU Community Theatre, Fairfield) Kyiv’s “ethno chaos” quartet blends Ukrainian polyphony with global percussion and rock textures—built for a live room where rhythm and staging do half the storytelling. Ticket status: On sale
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Feb. 12–Feb. 25, 2026 Over the next two weeks, Fairfield’s calendar tilts toward live performance—music on local stages, a run of campus programming at the Quick Center, and a full-scale student musical with multiple performance options. The common thread is public-facing work with clear start times and
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This two-week stretch concentrates Fairfield’s biggest-ticket programming into a tight run: staged theater, touring performance, two Open VISIONS Forum nights, and “screening-plus” events where the program is built around conversation—not just the film. Bill’s 44th (Quick Center) is scheduled as a fully produced theater run with multiple
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The period from Jan. 30 through Feb. 5, 2026 includes a concentrated run of ticketed music and theatre programming, plus two major Quick Center dates that are likely to draw a regional audience. The listings below include only events with verified dates and start times within the stated range. Dylan