TV stars, Grammy-winning musicians, Broadway performers, orchestral concerts and more are coming to Strathmore this fall.

The North Bethesda performing arts center on Tuesday announced its 2026-27 lineup, which begins Sept. 17 and runs through next summer.

Highlights include shows with “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” alums Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, a Christmas show with “Hamilton” star Leslie Odom Jr., celebrity chef Alton Brown, Disney/Pixar’s “Coco” live in concert and a postponed concert by husband and wife duo David Foster and Katharine McPhee, who plan to perform pop, jazz and Broadway songs while sharing behind-the-scenes stories from their entertainment careers. The couple rescheduled their original show in February after an “unexpected health issue.”

“Our 2026-2027 programming strikes a beautiful balance between welcoming celebrated artists and uplifting vital regional voices in our community,” Strathmore President and CEO Monica Jeffries Hazangles said. “Such an eclectic mix invites lifelong patrons and newcomers, individuals and families, artists, and appreciators to experience the arts, together.”

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Strathmore will also host gallery exhibits in The Mansion at Strathmore, a house built in 1902 that originally served as Montgomery County’s first arts center, and Artists in Residence shows at a recreation center in Silver Spring.

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The Washington National Opera, which exited from its Kennedy Center residency in January, also previously announced that it would conclude its 2026-27 season at Strathmore with a revival of Verdi’s “La traviata” at the Music Center on April 29, April 30 and May 1.

Here’s the full lineup of Strathmore productions currently slated for the coming season.

Music Center

Music in the Mansion

Mansion Galleries

Bloom at Good Hope

A free monthly artist in residence concert series in partnership with Montgomery County Recreation, hosted at the Good Hope Neighborhood Recreation Center in Silver Spring.