BWW Blog: Pivoting for the Pandemic
While of course neither the process nor the content is a ‘pre-pandemic normal’, the barrier of a mask seems unimportant when you get to be doing what you love.
Student Blogger: Hope Johnson
BWW Blog: BRIDGERTON THE MUSICAL is Being Created on TikTok
The new Netflix series Bridgerton has taken the world by storm, and the musical theatre TikTok community has taken to the app, creating a musical adaptation of the show.
BWW Blog: What to Prep for Your RATATOUILLE: THE TIKTOK MUSICAL Watch Party
Of course, no show is complete without a watch party.
BWW Blog: New Holiday Films to Check Out for Theatre Lovers
Do you have any new favorite holiday films perfect for broadway fans?
BWW Blog: The History and Practice of Producing Theatre
My theatre tech classes, directing classes, and playwriting classes have taught me skills for the industry.
BWW Blog: Bringing The Last Five Years to the Virtual Realm
Doing theatre virtually has given the theatre club at my school the opportunity to do shows we might never have been able to in past seasons.
BWW Blog: Finding a New Creative Theatre Outlet
I am seeing my friends and co-workers find temporary solutions to keep their minds working and gears turning during this time.
BWW Blog: Why I Think &Juliet Needs to Come to Broadway
& Juliet is a pop musical that explores a new story of Romeo and Juliet -- what would have happened if Juliet never died?
BWW Blog: My Theatre Experience on the West End Before the Pandemic
My ticket to this show was 12 pounds.
BWW Blog: The Importance of College Community
Through this community I have constantly been pushed by my peers to grow creatively.
BWW Blog: Ways to Spark Your Passion for Theatre Even Though Broadway is Closed
Here is a collection of things to spark your passion for theatre again, and get through this time.
BWW Blog: How My Love for Theatre Grew
There are a few points in my life where I can look back and pinpoint where my love for theatre took off.
BWW Blog: Good Theatre Makes Good People
This is obviously a terrifying time for theatre and those who love it.
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