It's time once again for a bright light to shine on Broken Arrow as Emmy and Tony winner Kristin Chenoweth returns to town-along with some of her Broadway buddies-for the eighth annual Broadway Bootcamp, coming to the Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center July 19 to 29.
Emmy Award and Tony Award-winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth returns to her hometown of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, June 9-15 to lead the fifth annual Kristin Chenoweth's Broadway Boot Camp to help mold dozens of students who hope to make a career in the theatre arts industry.
So, as we say in show business, 'That's a Wrap!' The dizzying creative and emotional 'hangover' of what transpired in Broken Arrow and Tulsa, Oklahoma, last week, is still lingering... whether it's the students or the faculty. We have all been in constant communication, continuing to be in awe of what actually happened to ALL of us, between June 11 to 17. The work week was intense, long, and difficult, but the rewards and what we all got back, did more than make up for it.
She's back, bitches! Kristin Chenoweth will be welcoming ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK star and stage vet Lea DeLaria to her show on the Great White Way, MY LOVE LETTER TO BROADWAY, this Sunday, November 6.
On Wednesday night, Kristin Chenoweth opened her limited run show, MY LOVE LETTER TO BROADWAY, to a packed house at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. She graced the audience with two very generous acts of some of the greatest songs from The Great White Way and some standards from her new album, THE ART OF ELEGANCE.
Wednesday night's opening of Kristin Chenoweth's MY LOVE LETTER TO BROADWAY allowed BroadwayWorld backstage for an exclusive look at things that you usually don't get to see.
On Wednesday, November 2, 2016 Kristin Chenoweth's MY LOVE LETTER TO BROADWAY opened at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre . After the show, friends and family headed over to Rockefeller Center and up to the Rainbow Room Bar - called Bar SixtyFive. Everyone celebrated Chenoweth's stunning performance on a beautiful night above the city where revelers could go outside and enjoy the romantic panoramic view of Manhattan.
Last night Kristin Chenoweth opened her limited run show, MY LOVE LETTER TO BROADWAY, to a packed house at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. She graced the audience with two very generous acts of some of the greatest songs from The Great White Way and some standards from her new album, THE ART OF ELEGANCE.
In honor of November 21st being National Adoption Day, star of stage and screen, Kristin Chenoweth, shared her personal experience of being an adopted child with WhoSay.
The Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center opened its doors in September of 2009. The $30 million dollar facility was built for the students of Broken Arrow, but the community and Executive Director Mark Frie had a vision that went far beyond a high school facility. We're excited to present exclusive photo and video coverage of the special event (click below to play!).
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