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Josh Sharpe

Josh Sharpe is the Entertainment Editor for BroadwayWorld. For as long as he can remember, he has been in love with movies and the people who make them. This passion for great storytelling has been the driving force of his career journey.

An entertainment journalist since 2018, he has extensively covered the film and television industry, with bylines in Paste Magazine, TheaterMania, Collider, and The DisInsider. Across these platforms, he has produced numerous interviews, reviews, and news pieces, with a particular emphasis on The Walt Disney Company. During this time, he has had the privilege of interviewing such creatives as Hayley Mills, Jodi Benson, and Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman.

A graduate of Western Washington University, he studied Theatre and has since dabbled in directing. He has also appeared onstage in musicals like Into the Woods as The Baker and The Fantasticks as Matt.

He is grateful for the opportunity to write about the things he loves at BroadwayWorld!

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First Show

Secondhand Lions: A New Musical at The 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle. This was a Broadway bound original musical (that, sadly, never went to Broadway) starring Gregg Edelman, Mark Jacoby, and Jason Danieley. Not bad for a first!

Favorite Show

Sunday in the Park with George



EMILIA PEREZ, Maria Callas Biopic Among Titles at 62nd New York Film Festival

EMILIA PEREZ, Maria Callas Biopic Among Titles at 62nd New York Film Festival

August 14, 2024

Film at Lincoln Center has unveiled the Spotlight for the 62nd New York Film Festival, which features a range of portraits of musicians and performers, including Pablo Larraín’s Maria, with Angelina Jolie playing legendary opera singer Maria Callas in her final days and the audacious and genre




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