This has been such an unprecedented time; however, I find artists all over are remaining optimistic and taking the best approaches to continue their training.
by Chloe Rabinowitz -
English National Ballet today has announced its revised plans for Autumn 2020, as the Company's previously scheduled performances have been cancelled due to the continuing impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic.
by Adrienne Proctor -
The GOING DARK Series continues with three more UCO performing arts students. Their take on the impact of COVID-19 and the response of theatres around the world to postpone and cancel all shows for the foreseeable future is here in an honest and unfiltered interview. These are the human stories behind COVID-19. This is GOING DARK.
by Jim Munson -
Judith C. is an inveterate health care provider, even if her methods of practice have changed dramatically after being diagnosed several years ago with Multiple Myeloma, an incurable blood cancer. Working as a PT Clinical Specialist in Chronic Pain, Judith never imagined being on the other side of the provider-patient relationship. She now shares her journey in the hilarious and heartbreaking solo show a?oeWelcome to the Cancer Caféa?? at The Marsh Berkeley. Her goal is to share the profound lessons she has learned along the way to educate and hopefully bring some healing to others. Proceeds from each performance will be donated to a local cancer organization chosen by Judith.
by Nicole Rosky -
Just last month, history was made at the Broadway Theater when the curtain went up on Ivo van Hove's revolutionary revival of West Side Story. The production features a whopping 33 Broadway debuts- young performers hailing everywhere from Cuba to California, and from Mexico to Massachusetts.
by Kaitlin Milligan -
Vancouver pop-punk five-piece Chief State has announced details for their upcoming LP 'Tough Love' which will be released on March 27 via Mutant League Records.
by Cindy Marcolina -
After a stellar run at the Kiln, Florian Zeller's The Son transferred to the West End last month. We caught up with Amaka Okafor to hear about the journey of the show and its harrowing themes.
by Guest Blogger: Haven Bowers -
BroadwayWorld is bringing you the inside scoop on this year's Jimmy Awards with student blogger Haven Bowers- a nominee from Durham's Triangle Rising Stars. Earlier this year, she won the title of Best Leading Actress in a Musical for her portrayal of Katherine Plumber in Heritage High School's Newsies. Read Haven's first entry below!
by BWW Staff -
The New York Times reports that an arbitrator has ruled that 'New York City Ballet overstepped when it fired two principal male dancers accused of sharing sexually explicit photos of female dancers.'
by Kathryn Kitt -
'A crisis is a terrible thing to waste,' says Paul Rober, Stanford Economist. I doubt he had Maddie Corman in mind, but his statement certainly applies to her one woman show 'Accidentally Brave.' Written and performed by Ms. Corman, this story is something no one would ever want to experience. She doesn't waste a truly horrific crisis by any means!
by Fiona Scott -
Oliver Alvin-Wilson is known for a plethora of Shakespearean roles, Nine Night, and the previous run of The Twilight Zone at the Almeida Theatre. He now speaks to BroadwayWorld about returning to The Twilight Zone in the West End.
by Student Blogger: Selena Newton -
I hate midterms, but I love musicals. I've been having a rough time this week with all the work and little time to enjoy things. Midterms bring me so much anxiety and it sometimes becomes debilitating. I wasn't enjoying my cast recordings, I wasn't seeing any new things, and most importantly I was not motivated to study.
by Macon Prickett -
Alyssa Beck was a 15-year-old Jacksonville, Fla., runaway looking for a way out of her family home. She ran right into the hands of a violent sex trafficking group. Beck reveals her fight for survival and the horrors she faced in 48 HOURS: LIVE TO TELL: “Trafficked” to be broadcast Saturday, March 31(10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
by Danielle Kfare -
'Ink Master: Angels,' which is a spin-off off Spike's original tattoo competition series 'Ink Master,' features four of Ink Master season 8's top female competitions which include Ryan Ashley, Kelly Doty, Nikki Simpson and Gia Rose as they travel the country and go head to head with some of America's most talented tattoo artists
by Caryn Robbins -
Justice have unveiled a brand new, sexually explicit video for their recent single Pleasure. The video, directed by Alexandre Court s of Division, portrays two lovers entwined in passion before becoming part of an abstract, cosmic explosion the product of which leads to the birth of new life.
by Audrey Morabito -
Stages Repertory Theatre opened their production of Jethro Compton's stage version of The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance on May 24, and will continue to enthrall Houston audiences with their riveting tale of good versus evil, love, and revenge in the Wild West through June 25.
by Caryn Robbins -
Today, Dr. Oz sits with child star Dustin Diamond. Everyone knew Screech from Saved by the Bell, the role that catapulted Diamond into teen stardom around the world.
by Jay Irwin -
Sometimes you go to a show and you see what can only be described as a "Star Turn". That performance that shows just how amazing an actor is. But what do you call it when you see it over and over again? Lately I call it Conner Neddersen as, just like his previous stellar performances, his performance in Strawberry Theatre Workshop's current production of "9 Circles" shows off once again just how fine of an actor he is and how he keeps growing better and better with each role.
by Christina Mancuso -
A true collaboration between Kasey Crawford Kellem and her rescued Pit Bull, Belle Eve, teaches kids how to be resilient during loss and hardship. 'Anything is PAWSible if you believe!' This heart-warming story of one dog's trials during one of her owner's journey with cancer and after losing him and rising out of the ashes of despair with a unique outlook and resilient attitude engages readers of all ages. Everything is narrated by Bella Eve herself and based on her actual life story with her owners Craig and Kasey Crawford Kellem. 'The inspiration to write a book with Bella Eve came after I was done writing my adult book: Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer,' said Kellem. 'I wanted to inspire and help children to get through loss and heartache. There are many kids who know someone or an animal with cancer, but they do not know how to cope with the experience and have a hard time expressing their feelings about the situation. I felt by writing Bella Eve's story, kids would know they are not alone in these struggles and would gain skills to cope.' Children of all ages will relate easily to Bella Eve and her story of losing her owner to cancer. The book includes information on a wide range of topics from being resilient to not letting go of dreams even in a time of loss, believing and trusting those around, finding joy in life around in hard times to not giving up on loved ones and friends. Each topic is uncovered as Bella Eve and Kasey journey through life during Craig's illness and after his death. The format is designed to resonate with readers of all ages and open conversation about resiliency, hardship and loss. 'The book really allows kids to open up and share their feelings, fears and coping mechanisms,' added Kellem. 'I've even had adults cry and share experiences with me after reading the book.' Those who own dogs know they are far more than just animals; compassionate, intricate souls with deep emotions and thoughts. Kasey Crawford Kellem's rescue Pit Bull fits the description to a tee. In fact, she is such an inspiration that Bella Eve and Kellem have plans to write more books together. 'Kasey is a big believer, teacher and role model of being resilient,' stated Halo Publisher Lisa M. Umina. 'Bella Eve also has a motto she shares in her new book, too: 'Anything is PAWSible if You Believe.' This is repeated in the book multiple times, and I hope readers will gain the five skills needed to face adversity with resilience.' Bella Eva and Kasey Crawford Kellem's dream is to inspire people of all ages to live life with happiness, gratitude, courage, faith, and determination despite adversity. They believe! Purchase Bella Eve: The Bounce-Back Dog through Halo Publishing's website (http://halopublishing.com), Amazon, B&N and local bookstores. Biography: Bella Eve lives with her mother, Kasey Crawford Kellem. Bella enjoys going for car rides and long walks with her mommy. When she is home, she plays in her yard socializing with any dog or person who visits. Bella hopes as a therapy dog she can help children learn resiliency skills and cope with their challenges in life. Kasey Crawford Kellem, a school counselor, has devoted her life to helping others facing adversity overcome their challenges and be resilient. She earned a bachelor and master's degree in special education and an educational specialist degree in counseling. Kasey is the author of 'Don't Stop Believing: Our Journey with Cancer' and five Mind Over Matter children's books: Believe; Love; Relax; Laugh; and Dream. She is a recent widow, stepmother, sister, daughter and friend to many. 'Bella Eve: The Bounce-Back Dog' by Kasey Crawford Kellem, publisher Halo Publishing, Int. ISBN: 978-1-61244-419-2; Price: $19.95 Press & Media Contact: Lisa M. Umina, Publisher Halo Publishing International 1100 NW Loop 410, Suite 700-176 San Antonio, TX 78213 - USA +1 877-705-9647 contact@halopublishing.com http://www.halopublishing.com
by Desiree Fantal -
Tonight Jax and I got suited up for our final ride together. Seven seasons of Mayhem Madness, and despite my severe snark and overall feeling that this was not its best season, I will miss this show
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