BWW Blog: Anxious in the Audience - Dealing With Anxiety at A Show
Anxiety is something that many people deal with in the world.
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BWW Blog: A Trip to New York City
This past week I had the chance to take a day trip to New York City.
BWW Blog: Schmackary's - The Cookies of Broadway ft. Zachary “Schmackary” Schmahl
If you're a fan of Broadway, you've probably heard of the famous 'Cookies of Broadway,' created by a bakery known as Schmackary's.
BWW Blog: Welcome to My Candy Store - Age Appropriateness and Theatre in the Era of Social Media
This might be the most negative article that I have written, but ita??s because I have strong thoughts on how media can affect child development.
BWW Blog: Diana and the Future of Professionally Recorded Shows
Dianaa??s release on Netflix is unique because it is going to be on the streaming site before its opening night in 2021.
BWW Blog: The Show Cannot Go On, But the Workers Must Survive - A Response to Nick Westrate's Article on The Daily Beast
Actor Nick Westrate (Turn: Washingtona??s Spies, Bernhardt/Hamlet) wrote a free article for The Daily Beast entitled a?oeAmerican Theater Workers Urgently Need Financial Help.
BWW Blog: How Different Shows Use Digital Technology
As the decades have gone by, Broadway has continued to develop and change along with the rest of the world.
BWW Blog: TikTok and the Theatre World
Ultimately, TikTok has become a place where theatre kids can express themselves and share their love for theatre while shows are shut down around the world.
BWW Blog: The Hills Are Alive - My Journey Through Salzburg
The Sound of Music has been a part of my life for many years.
BWW Blog: A Letter to Grantaire
Dear Grantaire, When I first read Les Misérables at the age of 14, I have to admit that you were not my favorite character.
BWW Blog: Why “Come From Away” Is Important to Me
When I first heard of a?oeCome From Awaya??, it was in the fall of 2016, nearly four years ago.
BWW Blog: Living in a “Franglais” World - Bilingual Shows at Disneyland Paris
As there are many guests visiting from English-speaking places in the world like the United States and the United Kingdom, Disneyland Paris has the task of making sure that they have entertainment that can be understood by both French-speaking and English-speaking guests.
BWW Blog: Turning Movies into Musicals - Is There a Formula for Success?
When creating a musical, there are many places that one can draw inspiration from.
BWW Blog: The Theatre World is “Non-Stop” - Ways to Keep Engaged with Shows
Since the day that the theaters in New York closed, I've felt a little emptiness in my heart.
BWW Blog: A Quick Guide to the West End on a Student Budget
Whenever I take a trip across the Channel from France to England, seeing a show (or two or three) is always one of my top priorities.
BWW Blog: Up on the Railing of the Slip Seats - A Review of Mary Poppins
As any student with a tight budget knows, one of the main goals when seeing a show is to try to get a seat that is cheap yet allows me to still see at least 50% of the stage.
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