This semester has been...different. It’s been different for everyone, obviously. This year, for our first slot of the season, we were supposed to do Hello, Dolly! Then we were going to do Nunsense for the second slot. I was VERY excited, especially for the second slot.

All the things I miss about theatre.

Theatre educators are all over my “For You Page,” or a calculated collection of posts that will interest the user.

That’s the question I’m asking Broadway two weeks after the announcement of the 2020 Tony  nominees.

Halloween is right around the corner, and while this year is unfortunately not the eventful weekend of costume parties and trick-o-treating that we know and love, that doesn’t mean that you still can’t dress up.

Over quarantine, I’ve found all of my conversations being centered around or ending on one certain subject: Taylor Swift

A few weeks ago, I was asked to direct for the first time. It wasn’t anything huge, just a  short play during a night of staged readings put on by Allegheny College Student Experimental  Theatre (S.E.T.).

This year, my college is hosting a full virtual season, composed of published plays, student written work, and devised theatre.

There was once a time where theatre students across the country had to learn their craft off a computer  screen due to a virus called Covid-19.

I am seeing my friends and co-workers find temporary solutions to keep their minds working and gears turning during this time.  

What do Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jason Michael Webb have in common? Both share similar last names, and both are well-acclaimed Broadway composers who have been recognized with Special Tony Awards.

Dear Mr. John Mulaney...

As we got closer and closer to the beginning of classes, every new guideline imposed a harder restriction to how the University would be able to put on this show.

I know there are many people trying to find work, hoping their businesses don’t die and praying for relief from the current struggle and I truly sympathize with all the people doing all they can to keep their livelihood alive. 

BOO! Halloween is less than a week away! Do you have your costume ready for your Zoom costume party, handing out candy to trick or treaters, or a spooky social distancing soiree?

My fellow Arts Management majors and other students at Baldwin Wallace University scored a day off of classes to attend the sixth annual Arts Innovation Summit sponsored by our University and Cuyahoga Arts and Culture (CAC).

This semester, I was assigned to act as an Assistant Director for my school’s production of It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play.

Getting the opportunity to still do theatre in some capacity has truly been a blessing. It has been a learning experience, and a weird process without a doubt but it has given me something to look forward to these last few weeks.

Right off the bat, I will say that this is going to be the most interesting Tony Awards ever.

With just two weeks away until election day, there is no day but today to make sure you don’t throw away your shot at utilizing your right to vote.

The jukebox musical phenomenon has exploded in the 21st Century. From Mamma Mia to Rock of Ages, generations of theatregoers have seen their favorite songs take the stage to tell unique narratives.

Halloween is quickly approaching, which means it's time to blast all of your favorite spooky broadway tunes. There are many spine-chilling musicals out there, and I have compiled them into one fantastic playlist. 

Considering how condensed this past Broadway season turned out to be, the question of whether or not there would be a Tony Awards ceremony this year was up in the air for some time, at least until recently.

As a self-proclaimed theater kid and someone who has performed in musicals for years, continues to attend live shows and listen to soundtracks, it has broken my heart each time to see Broadway close yet again.