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BWW Blog: Theatre Isn't Permanent
It’s true that nothing can compare to sitting in a theatre, watching the house lights dim, and feeling that moment of silence hang in the air before the orchestra begins to play.
BWW Blog: 9 Must-Visit Websites for Theatre Themed Gifts
If you’re searching for Broadway themed gifts that are perfect for the theatre lover in your life, you’ve come to the right place.
BWW Blog: It Can't Be True! Broadway's 13: The Musical is Being Adapted for Netflix - Original Broadway Cast Weighs In
Although the show only ran for 105 performances at the Bernard B.
BWW Blog: Working to Christmas
Ever since we got sent home and started online learning, it has been nothing but work for seven months, with the occasional five-day break given to us before the next term or semester began.
BWW Blog: Fordham Zoom Theatre - First-Year Actors First Encounter with Uncle Vanya and Mainstage
Within the Fordham Theatre community, there’s this idea that no two Mainstage productions are the same, in conception and experience, and that was before the world entered a global pandemic that transforms each day.
BWW Blog: A New Horizon - Love has Returned.
2020 has been anything but normal, and I think most everyone can agree.
BWW Blog: Choreography in a Time of COVID, Part 2 – Do Your Homework!
Special thanks to Northwestern University’s Jeff Hancock, whose incredible Music Theatre Choreography course inspired many of the “homework” activities I discussed!
BWW Blog: Ranking Lerner and Loewe Collaborations
If you ask any theatre kid about the Golden Age of Musical Theatre, the first two people who come to mind are none other than Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II.
BWW Blog: Samford Students in Professional Theatre
Three Samford University theatre students were integral parts of The Fantasticks at Virginia Samford Theatre, one of Brimingham’s regional theatres.
BWW Blog: Bringing The Last Five Years to the Virtual Realm
Doing theatre virtually has given the theatre club at my school the opportunity to do shows we might never have been able to in past seasons.
BWW Blog: Your New Christmas Anthem, Courtesy of John Mulaney
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, meaning it’s basically Christmas.
BWW Blog: The Theatre Kid's Guide To Gift-Giving
We’re inherently creative people, too, which means one thing is for sure: we will inevitably find ways to turn anything you buy us into our next prop.
BWW Blog: Gather Around for Another Taste of Broadway
Like many other things this year, the iconic 94th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is going to look different than in the past.
BWW Blog: The Enneagram Takes The Stage
This system classifies each person as one of the nine types, showcasing a various range of characteristics and unique skill sets in everyone.
BWW Blog: Broadway Holiday Hits Playlist
No matter which holidays you celebrate, you know that holiday music shapes the season.
BWW Blog: Dance Gala 2020 - It Started and Ended on Zoom
In early September, a group of seven dancers and University of Iowa Assistant Professor Melinda Myers met on a Zoom call to discuss creating her piece for the virtual performance of Dance Gala 2020
BWW Blog: Back in the Theatre (Well, Kind Of)
Yesterday for the first time since March I stepped foot into an actual theatre.
BWW Blog: Overcoming the Overworking Mindset in an Industry That Never Sleeps
So how do you avoid burn out? Just rest, right?! Take a break?! Put down the work and relax?! Super easy right? Ha.
BWW Blog: Surviving Prescreen Season
If you’re a senior in high school, this headline is not news to you.
BWW Blog: I Just Rewatched My High School Musical DVDs And...
At my high school, every show we performed was recorded and every mom bought the DVD during intermission (including mine).
BWW Blog: “One More Try” - Should & Juliet Come to Broadway?
& Juliet is a jukebox musical of songs written by Max Martin and tells the story of what might have happened if Juliet hadn’t killed herself at the end of William Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet
BWW Blog: Could TikTok Be The Future of Musical Theatre?
If you haven’t heard about it by now, there’s a new movie being adapted into a musical: Ratatouille.
BWW Blog: Someone Like Me - My First Musings on Dash and Lily & Grand Army
Over the past few days, I’ve begun watching two new shows with normalized Hapa characters–one being Dash & Lily, a Christmas rom-com series in NYC, and the other being Grand Army, a series about a diverse group of kids at a school in Brooklyn.
BWW Blog: Bootlegs - Helpful or Harmful?
Bootlegs are one of the biggest controversies surrounding the theater industry.
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