Watching the final dress, I could not help but feel that I had played some role in this production-even just by doing a tiny bit of press-and I feel that sense of community that comes with working on and rooting for a show.
As I arrive, things in the Walter Kerr Theatre seem fairly at ease.
When I arrived at tech on Thursday afternoon, the cast and creative team were working on the final scene of the play.
I walk into the Walter Kerr and the first thing I see is the wreckage.
No one ever said that teching a show is an easy process.
I have been backstage to several Broadway shows and every time is like the first time.
Most theater artists would agree that tech rehearsals can be incredibly boring.
The Walter Kerr Theatre was a house of excitement this spring afternoon at the first official meet and greet for Broadways new show, Clybourne Park.
I wasn't sure what to expect as I rounded 48th street towards the Walter Kerr.
