BWW Interview: Theatre Life with Jenn Sheetz
by Elliot Lanes
- Feb 22, 2021
Throughout this pandemic, theatre companies have found some creative ways to keep staff members employed.
Today’s subject Jenn Sheetz is one of those fortunate artists that is living her theatre life as the Properties Manager at Arena Stage. She has held that position for the past three seasons after twelve seasons as Properties Director at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company. She began her theatrical career at Arena Stage, working as a Properties Assistant for nine seasons in the Kreeger Theatre. She has also designed properties for Norwegian Cruise Line (Rock of Ages, Legally Blonde, Million Dollar Quartet), Comedy Central, and Showtime.
Industry Pro Newsletter: Introducing BroadwayWorld+ and in Consideration of Reopening
by Alex Freeman
- Feb 22, 2021
This week, we have a lot of stories about the path to reopening from the around the globe - from Australia where reopening has already occurred and they’ve got Broadway productions playing to big houses to a story from The New York Times about what it took to get a new musical up and running in Tokyo with a global creative team.
Fargo-Moorhead Community Theatre Presents its FROSTIVAL MUSICAL REVUE
by Stephi Wild
- Feb 18, 2021
Fargo-Moorhead Community Theatre has announced the return of its Frostival Musical Revue! Enjoy 30-Minutes of singing and dancing from familiar storybook characters with plenty of opportunities for photos with your favorites directly following each show.
Industry Pro Newsletter: New York Starts to Open Doors for Audiences, TYA will be Central to Recovery, and UK Theatres Head Outside
by Alex Freeman
- Feb 15, 2021
Now more than ever, the students might be the future. The education department of a theatre company has long been an important piece of the business model - but that might be more true now than it has ever been before. While audiences still can’t come into most of our performance spaces, students are still able to be reached in digital ways. These digital programs not only increase access, they are increasing the number of students (of all ages) who are able to engage with theatre in an all new way. In a time of continued social distancing, what we are learning about bridging that distance will be important for us to remember when we no longer have to stay apart out of necessity for public health. This week, we’ve got stories about connecting with audiences, with students, and continually questioning what our performance spaces should look like, along with stories about the ongoing economic impact of the shutdowns.
Washington Pavilion to Host 'Family Gras' Extravaganza
by Chloe Rabinowitz
- Feb 11, 2021
The Washington Pavilion will host a free, family-friendly Mardi Gras extravaganza on February 20. This event for children and families is part of the Sioux Falls Alive initiative, a partnership with the City of Sioux Falls and Experience Sioux Falls.
BWW Feature: The BroadwayWorld Beginner's Guide To Classical Music
by Fiona Scott
- Feb 11, 2021
It may be a while before we can pack ourselves into a concert hall again, sadly. That said, with more and more people listening to classical music while staying at home, we thought it would be helpful to share a BroadwayWorld beginner’s guide to classical music.
Greta Van Fleet Release New Single 'Heat Above'
by Sarah Jae Leiber
- Feb 10, 2021
The band first debuted the song with Zane Lowe on ‘The Zane Lowe Show’ via Apple Music 1 in an interview where they discussed what it was like to work with a new producer, the personal growth they’ve seen over the last three years, and where in the world they’ve been in the extended downtime away from touring.
Kids Fringe Promotes Play At Summer Campy-Camps
by Stephi Wild
- Feb 9, 2021
Orlando Fringe, producers of the nation's longest-running, independent Fringe theatre festival, recently announced details for this year's Kids Fringe Campy-Camps. Two sessions of the summer camp are being offered at the Fringe large and open rehearsal space inside the Lowndes Shakespeare Center in Loch Haven Park.
Teens Learn How To Produce Shows At Fringe Production Camp
by Stephi Wild
- Feb 9, 2021
Orlando Fringe, the organization that produces the Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival every May, recently announced plans for their Fringers of the Future Production Camp. Fringers of the Future is an Orlando Fringe program, sponsored by Universal Orlando Foundation, that works to elevate the arts in Central Florida through educational and hands-on experiences for area teens.
VALENTINE'S DAY DINING in NYC-Treat Yourself and Loved Ones
by Marina Kennedy
- Feb 5, 2021
It’s that time of year to celebrate the people we adore. There’s good news for galentines, valentines, and everyone who wants to share the love with tasty cuisine. Indoor dining will return to NYC on Friday, February 12 at 25% capacity. So whether you wish to dine in, take out, prep a meal kit, or get a delivery, you can indulge and enjoy with our selections.
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