Open Letter to Sara Bareilles Inspired by SOUNDS LIKE ME
by Julieta Sverdlick - July 16, 2018 SOUNDS LIKE ME by Sara Bareilles is a book that can speak to every person that has ever felt lost, or in love, or sad, or happy, or ugly, or smart. It speaks to basically everyone, and it deserves to be read. These are some of the things it made me feel.... 
RESISTANCE Ibza Festival Announces 2018 Headliners
by Macon Prickett - March 13, 2018 The second annual edition of RESISTANCE Ibiza has announced the headliners for its nine-week, blockbuster residency at the biggest club in the world – Privilege – this summer. ...
The Revolution Launches Prince Tribute Tour Starting in Paisley Park
by Julie Musbach - April 20, 2017 The Revolution has gathered together to celebrate and pay tribute to their PRINCE. The band will set off on their first coast-to-coast foray in decades in response to the overwhelming reaction of February's surprise announcement of their reunion.... 
American Classics Performs 'Songs From After The War' Two Shows In Greater Boston
by Julie Musbach - February 04, 2019 American Classics is the Greater Boston area's only performing organization dedicated solely to both the scholarship and enjoyment of American music. Since their first season in 1995, every concert blends vocal and instrumental music in a musical journey. Critics have called American Classics concer...
Guest Blog: Amer Hlehel Talks TAHA at the Young Vic
by Guest Blog: Amer Hlehel - June 29, 2017 'Taha is not a play for me, not a project - it's a life. I am living Taha, I am experiencing a poet, a time, a land, a theatre and myself.'... 
CHAPPO Announce New Album DO IT Out February 23 Via Votiv Music
by Tori Hartshorn - January 18, 2018 CHAPPO Announce New Album DO IT out February 23 Via Votiv Music...
Mike Arthur Encapsulates Post-9/11 Fear in Apocalyptic Novel, 'CHAS'
by Robert Diamond - May 05, 2017 ... 
BWW Blog: Viva La Vivid!
by Student Blogger: Jenna Napolitano - March 21, 2018 Hey! It's been a minute since I've written, but oh so much has happened in the last few weeks. From spring break adventures to being seen at my first (two!) Equity Chorus Calls and performances in between, March Madness is certainly underway.... 
Exclusive: Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui On Creating The Movement Of JAGGED LITTLE PILL
by Guest: Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui - June 21, 2018 In this feature, originally printed in the program of American Repertory Theater's JAGGED LITTLE PILL, choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui discusses his influences and creating the movement for the musical world of Alanis Morissette.... 
FELT-A-CON Returns to Seattle, 8/10-12
by A.A. Cristi - June 21, 2018 FELT-A-CON, a small Seattle-based puppet festival, returns for its third iteration, August 10-12 at Theatre Off Jackson. Early Registration is currently available at a discounted fee. The regular Registration fee will take effect July 1st....
BWW Review: LIVING OUR MYTHOLOGIES: DIVINITY IN DANCE Presents Sacred Dances from a Myriad of Cultures
by Olga El - July 14, 2017 If any performance embodied the spirit and amplified it in the theater it was Otea Maka, Taura O Te Here and Otea Moena performed by Lei Pasifika and choreographed by Makalina and Carol Leogite, Mahealani Uchiyama and Moena Maiotui respectively. Filled with joyful shrieks and chirps, vigorous hip ... 
Guest Blog: Actor Charles Aitken On BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR
by Guest Blog: Charles Aitken - October 10, 2018 To be playing Billy Bishop on the eve of the hundredth anniversary of Armistice Day is an incredible honour.... 
Children's Book Honors Polish Woman Who Saved Hundreds Of Jewish Children During WWII
by A.A. Cristi - January 31, 2019 The incredible true story of Irena Sendler, the Polish social worker who, along with her co-workers, hid hundreds of Jewish children from the Nazis during World War II, is now a compelling new children's book.... 
BWW Blog: Selecting a Season
by Student Blogger: Sarah Tossman - April 09, 2019 Hello, Broadway World! So last week, I talked about my college's social justice based season, and this week, I want to talk about something kind of related, but also different. A few weeks ago, I had my Theatre Student Review, which is a process at my school wherein each theatre student meets with...
Ryan Murphy Anthology Series SCREAM QUEENS Officially Cancelled by FOX
by Caryn Robbins - May 15, 2017 At this morning's FOX upfront conference call, FOX chairman Gary Newman revealed that Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan's anthology horror comedy series SCREAM QUEENS will not return for a third season.... 
BWW Review: AVIGNON THEATRE FESTIVAL Presents STORY WATER By EMANUEL GAT
by Wesley Doucette - July 22, 2018 ... 
Andrew Rannells Will Release Book of Essays; Shares Personal Story
by Stephi Wild - July 28, 2017 Andrew Rannells is working on writing a book of essays, as reported by the New York Times. The announcement comes following a personal story Rannells shared with the Times, about how he found out his father was ill after a night of casual sex when he was 22....
Exclusive: Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui On Creating The Movement Of JAGGED LITTLE PILL
by Guest: Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui - June 21, 2018 In this feature, originally printed in the program of American Repertory Theater's JAGGED LITTLE PILL, choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui discusses his influences and creating the movement for the musical world of Alanis Morissette....
Open Letter to Sara Bareilles Inspired by SOUNDS LIKE ME
by Julieta Sverdlick - July 16, 2018 SOUNDS LIKE ME by Sara Bareilles is a book that can speak to every person that has ever felt lost, or in love, or sad, or happy, or ugly, or smart. It speaks to basically everyone, and it deserves to be read. These are some of the things it made me feel.... 
BWW Interview: Phoebe Waller-Bridge Talks Bringing the Female Psyche Out of the Shadows and Into the Light in FLEABAG
by Nicole Rosky - March 07, 2019 The New York debut of the DryWrite and Soho Theatre production of FLEABAG, produced by Annapurna Theatre, begins performances tomorrow, February 27, ahead of a March 7 opening at Soho Playhouse (15 Vandam St.). FLEABAG is written and performed by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, making her New York stage debut... 
THE LITTLE RED LIGHTHOUSE AND THE GREAT GRAY BRIDGE Comes to New-York Historical Society
by Stephi Wild - January 19, 2019 By popular demand, THE LITTLE RED LIGHTHOUSE AND THE GREAT GRAY BRIDGE - a musical by Jessica Ann Carp LIVE IN CONCERT - will shine again at the New-York Historical Society! This show is adapted from the 1942 children's book by Hildegrade H. Swift and Lynd Ward. This timeless New York City story t... 
Iconic Duo Aly & AJ Do Some Soul Searching On New Alternative Pop Track CHURCH
by Tori Hartshorn - March 29, 2019 In 2018, Aly and AJ marked the end of a decade long hiatus with their revival album Ten Years which felt simultaneously like a new beginning and a reintroduction- exploring the reckless fun of their 20s and the relationships of that era with a light and airy synth-pop throwback sound that was filled... 
BWW Review: USE ALL AVAILABLE DOORS by Pinky Swear Productions At Dupont Underground
by Hannah Land - April 15, 2018 Pinky Swear Production's Use All Available Doors is filled with a local pride that Washingtonians rarely get to experience. Unfortunately, this sense of hometown jubilation is hard to sustain through the too-long run time.... 
BWW Blog: I'd Rather be 9 Peoples Favorite Thing!
by Student Blogger: Griffin DeVries - March 13, 2018 At my last District Competition, I had the pleasure of performing a Small Group Musical entitled 9 Peoples Favorite Thing from the musical, Title of Show. When choosing pieces to take to competition, this song spoke to me because it relies on one simple message: to have confidence in yourself even w... 
THE PATRON SAINT OF THE SUBURBS is Loft Ensemble's Final Performance of its Sixth Season
by BWW News Desk - June 02, 2018 LOFT ENSEMBLE announces another world premiere play, the last in their 6th Season of programming.... |
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