BWW Blog: Cheyenne Dalton - How Theatre Helped Me Remodel a House
I just remodeled a house.
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BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - Luciana's Outlook: A Producer's Perspective
This week I had the pleasure of discussing the progress of The Comedy of Errors as well as the progress of our Summer Youth Theatre production of Les Miserables School Edition, with West Haven Council on the Arts President, Barth McNeil.
BWW Blog: Tara Folio - Giulia Dunes's Balancing Act
At the beginning of the summer, I thought that moving from Atlanta to New Hampshire was a huge feat, but my 'journey' is chump change compared to the distance Giulia Dunes has traveled in order to be at Interlakes this summer.
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - Luciana's Outlook: A Character Study
Diving into week three of rehearsals with a bang! Between running lines and research to rehearsals with the whole cast, I discover new things about Luciana every single time.
BWW Blog: Erin Kong - The Young and the Restless: One Actress's Tale of Summer Unemployment
'And God said, 'Let there be light,' and there was light.
BWW Blog: Tara Folio - Confessions of a Twenty-Two Year Old Grandma
As I head into my third week of summer stock, my coffee addiction seems to be at an all time high.
BWW Blog: Naomi Melvin - Somebody's Eyes: Rehearsals Begin!
I walked into the Randolph Theatre this morning to see the whole cast and production team of Footloose gearing up for the day.
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - Luciana's Outlook: An Exclusive First Look at The Comedy of Errors
Welcome to the first behind the scenes article for The Comedy of Errors, presented by West Haven Council on the Arts.
BWW Blog: Broadway Tours - Bring Them Home!
National tours are a beautiful, wonderful thing.
BWW Blog: Tara Folio - Stalking at Summer Stock: Four Shows for Dana Rose
Any thespian worth his or her salt knows that there is always more than one side to any story worth telling.
BWW Blog: Samantha Tirrell - Closing BACKBEARD
On Sunday, we closed the world premiere of Backbeard: A New Musical at the Theatre Institute at Sage after a short two-week run.
BWW Blog: Randa Meierhenry - Oh for Cryin' in the Sink!: A Quick Look at Prairie Repertory Theatre's DON'T HUG ME
A chilling start to their 46th season, Prairie Repertory Theatre opened their first show last week: Don't Hug Me.
BWW Blog: Tara Folio - Working 9 to 5 (Actually 10 to 6)
As I begin this new job, I find myself stuck in this odd adult-but-not-quite limbo.
BWW Blog: Allison Rambler - Movie Musicals: Stage Versus Screen?
There's no getting around it: Broadway is expensive.
BWW Blog: Chelsey Robichaud - Signs You're a Musical Fan in a Small Town
Struggles of being a small town Broadway fan in a Top 12 list
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - The Waiting: Post Audition Anxiety
Whether it be for a job interview, a sports team try out, or auditions for a show, we've all been kept waiting anxiously for results.
BWW Blog: Tara Folio - Actors Don't Get Summer Vacation
The hardest lesson to learn as a newly graduated theatre nerd, is that actors do not get a summer vacation.
BWW Blog: Amanda Bohlmann - Ohana Means Family
When I first joined my theater group at school, I had no idea I was going to find a second family.
BWW Blog: Naomi Melvin - Somebody's Eyes: Product-Centric Projects
Introducing our production of Footloose to you involved some mental math.
BWW Blog: Samantha Tirrell - BACKBEARD Finds Its Audience
Backbeard: A New Musical found its first audiences this past Wednesday, and we were tremendously busy leading up the first performance.
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - Moments of Happiness: What's Your Proudest Moment in Theater?
We all have our proudest moments.
BWW Blog: Amanda Grillo - Production Withdrawal: Dealing with a Long Gap Between Shows
And just like that, the school year goes by in a blink.
BWW Blog: Erin Kong - The Chance of a Lifetime: Singing with Kristin Chenoweth
Imagine: your childhood hero, the woman who coined one of your 8-year-old self's favorite songs, holding your hand in front of hundreds of people, the renowned Phoenix Symphony gushing in gorgeous melodies behind you.
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