During the 3 months when wea??re supposed to be out and about the most, eating ice cream and having summer adventures, we were stuck indoors just trying to stay safe.

This came with many pros and cons for both options and was a very difficult decision to make.

What frequently starts as friendly debate can instantly transform into criticizing other Broadway fansa?? tastes, usually in an attempt to prove some sort of superior appreciation of the artsa?"in short, gatekeeping.

& Juliet is a pop musical that explores a new story of Romeo and Juliet -- what would have happened if Juliet never died?

So youa??ve chosen to major in theatre...now what?

Grease. Every high school theatre troupe and baby boomera??s ideal. Everyonea??s Halloween costume inspiration at some point in their lives. Grease needs no introduction because Grease is the word. 

Auditions, Rehearsal, Improv, and meetings are all on Zoom.

I do not know what will happen. I would love to get the chance to perform in some capacity this semester.

Ita??s that time of year, universities are back in session...well some.

Dianaa??s release on Netflix is unique because it is going to be on the streaming site before its opening night in 2021.

There are so many people worthy of awards and of course there is the question of who is eligible. 

When the time for the long-anticipated *stage kiss* arrived, I got up on my toes, leaned over, and did something that to this day, I will solely refer to as a?oeThe Chincident--a??

I am going to get straight to the point, theatre is not easy.

For as long as I can remember, bootlegs have been a serious and somewhat controversial debate in the theatre community.

Matt Copley, who graduated from the BFA Musical Theatre program at CCM this spring, conceptualized and wrote an original musical during his senior year.

I would love to write more, but as I begin my senior year of college with a dark cloud of stress about my future, I find myself unable to write from the heart anymore.

You would never expect Covid-19 and working in the theatre to have something in common, but as it turns out, they do: both require creative solutions in times of crisis.

September is approaching, which also means that the start of the Fall semester is upon us.I spoke with a few of my friends who are studying theatre or simply love Broadway, and was curious to see how they have stayed connected to their passions during an impossible situation. 

Wait...what was that? You wanted me to make ANOTHER decision about the upcoming school year? I really hope that is not what you said... 

I am very excited about todaya??s post because it's about one of the most important kinds of relationships any student in musical theatre can have--their voice teacher. I'm so proud to introduce BroadwayWorld readers to my remarkable voice teacher, Jeremy Powell.

It is way past time we normalize crying- especially during times when we are expected to be happy.

Something that personally worried me was losing touch with my friends and family back home by being so far from them. My best piece of advice for this is to prioritize finding a weekly time to get in touch and talk.

Like many of you reading this, the theatre is home, my happy place and without it, ita??s like therea??s this weird melancholic void in the world.

Ita??s August which means thousands of students across the country are preparing to return to college for another semester.

Here to chat with you about something thata??s always been on my mind, but Ia??ve often struggled to put it into words because of how passionately I feel about this.