BWW Blog: I Sent Tom Hanks a Letter in a Bottle and Here's What Happened
So, I sent Tom Hanks a letter in a bottle.
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BWW Blog: Behavioral Science and Theatre
To create great theatre, we must apply cognitive science and psychology.
BWW Blog: Gift Guide for the Theatre Lover
I hope this list helps someone give the perfect gift this holiday season!
BWW Blog: The Grinch is My New Sleep Paralysis Demon
A ‘The Grinch Musical’ Review: I’ve never seen the Broadway show live, but I have seen Mr. Schue sing the ‘Thong Song’ and that’s enough.
BWW Blog: Broadway Wishlist - Shows That Should Return to the Stage
I created a list of musicals that have closed but should return to the Broadway stage in the future.
BWW Blog: Musical Adaptations That Would Just Make Sense (At Least to Me and My Friends)
All of the excitement got me thinking of other musical adaptations I would love to see, and with the help of my theatre friends.
BWW Blog: Giving Piano and Voice Lessons During a Pandemic
It’s not ideal, but it’s doable!
BWW Blog: 10 Things from Stage Managing a 10-Minute
Every year, Samford University's beginning directing and stage management classes put on a 10-minute play festival.
BWW Blog: New Holiday Films to Check Out for Theatre Lovers
Do you have any new favorite holiday films perfect for broadway fans?
BWW Blog: Virtual Finals at U of I
It’s no surprise that being a theatre major, our finals will look a little bit different this year due to the pandemic.
BWW Blog: Broadway Characters As Songs from Folklore
With this being said, I have reason to believe the “folk tales” from folklore are almost a second extension of musical theatre characters’ lives.
BWW Blog: A Reaction to “Helen Mirren Believes that Shakespeare Should Not Be Taught in Schools”
My first interaction with Shakespeare was in my Freshman year English class with Mrs. Garver, who is also the fabulous drama director at my high school.
BWW Blog: The Ghost of Christmas (Musicals) Past
I was recently reminded that this time eight years ago I was opening one of my favorite holiday experiences: Elf: The Musical at The 5th Avenue Theatre.
BWW Blog: Tackling Virtual, Remote Finals - Frosty's World #5
Remote online learning during a pandemic has made for some comical situations.
BWW Blog: 5 Joe Iconis Songs You Should Listen to RIGHT NOW
Joe Iconis is one of my favorite songwriters, and he helped reinvigorate my drive to write songs when I started my songwriting class this year.
BWW Blog: What My Virtual Theater Finals Are Like
As we enter December, we also enter one of the hardest times for college students: finals week.
BWW Blog: Your Next Good Cry - Over the Moon on Netflix
I didn’t expect too much when I first began watching Over the Moon on Netflix.
BWW Blog: Pop Culture Trends Turned Into Musicals
Daniel’s talent goes from writing a full musical to turning memes into songs
BWW Blog: The 12 Days of (Broadway) Christmas
12 days of activities that will get any theatre fan into the holiday spirit!
BWW Blog: A New Decade
All I can do is draw on my past experiences for guidance, find the people who care about me, and trust in myself that I can do this.
BWW Blog: O Captain! My Captain!
Although my work is just beginning, it is already indebted to him.
BWW Blog: The Best Advice They've Ever Received - Theatre Around the World
In these hard times, we could all use some good advice! I reached out to some in the theatre community, and here’s what they had to say...
BWW Blog: Holiday Movie Musicals to Watch With Your Family
The holiday season is quickly approaching, and after the emotional rollercoaster that is 2020, everyone is ready to celebrate with their loved ones this year.
BWW Blog: A Very Broadway Christmas
This holiday season, there isn’t much to do outside of our homes (and not much you SHOULD do) - and many of us are accepting that this year’s festivities are going to be a little different.
BWW Blog: “Dream It, Do It!” - Disney Attractions That Could Work As Broadway Musicals
Throughout the years, there have been several successful musicals produced by the Disney Theatrical Group.
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