BWW Blog: Sharing Their Stories- An Interview With Stephanie Ybarra
Stephanie defines what it truly means to be an artist.
First-person stories from college and theatre students.
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Stephanie defines what it truly means to be an artist.
Each year the Xavier Theatre program has an end of the semester/holiday party.
The pandemic has not stopped theatre.
Anyone who knows me, or even just follows me on Instagram, is aware of the fact that I am fully obsessed with Jagged Little Pill.
I have never been someone who has made New Year’s resolutions for myself because I’ve never thought they were necessary for my life.
I didn’t know that Soft Power would become one of my favorite musicals.
For my final blog post of 2020, I want to write about the future.
This blog marks the finale of my “Zoomtastical Production” series, as Point Park’s production of It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play has come to a close.
It’s no surprise that the last 366 days have been anything but normal.
Laura Benanti’s innovative HBO Max documentary, HOMESCHOOL MUSICAL: CLASS OF 2020, is a remarkable achievement of seven unique messages of hope, resilience and an unshakable faith that the best is yet to be.
After emerging into what feels like a new brain, I feel a lot better about what the future holds.
To those auditioning this year or in years to come, here are four things I wish I knew before walking into my first college audition.
In short: don’t let the reviews discourage you from experiencing “The Prom”.
The theaters are dark.
Ann Reinking’s kicks, smile, charisma, and passion will have an ever-lasting impact on me and the rest of the Broadway community.
The holiday season is full of family, friends, and fun.
Last summer, a group of college-age theatre students decided to start an online theatre education company from the ground up.
2020, thank you for at least providing us with exquisite forms of entertainment throughout this year.
So, the next time you’re faced with too much on your plate, do yourself a favor.
I have been lucky enough to take voice lessons since I was six years old (I’m now twenty, so it has been fourteen wonderful years).
I wanted to talk about the bigger picture: what is the current state of movie musicals?
Hey, don’t judge.
All of this babble of Godspell reminded me of the 2011 Broadway revival, which played at the Circle in the Square Theatre from 2011-2012.
A review: The Prom movie adaption is like a very special Glee episode.
The live film adaptation in my opinion is the thing us musical theatre geeks have been waiting for all of quarantine.