We All Deserve to Reach Our Goals, Regardless of Where We Are – A Mexican Girl
I watched In The Heights last week (twice hehe), have you? Such a master piece for me.
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I watched In The Heights last week (twice hehe), have you? Such a master piece for me.
When we all heard about the breakout of COVID 19 in China, I don't think any of us would have guessed that it would find its way over here and that it would be so bad.
The journey there is harder than being there and I want to do this for me.
Going into my first retail job was a little frightening, but I knew I would be building skills that would serve me well post-graduation.
After finals week, I finally got to see the “In the Heights” movie and it was the best way to begin my summer, but this musical actually got my heart long ago, when I listened to the soundtrack for the first time.
During the pandemic, with everything closed, it became even more evident that we need to find a way to have easier access to theatre.
Our student bloggers write about how they're coping with the current global health crisis, give insight on their school's performing arts programs, share their opinions on the latest theater news, and so much more.
Yet when I pick a day to do this, just as I begin that day of unbridled “rest and relaxation”, I’m met with thoughts we’ve all experienced.
Well friends, the time has finally come.
Broadway is reopening! Which means open calls and auditions will start to become a regular part of our lives again.
If there is anything this past year has taught me, it's that we can't wait around until circumstances are perfect to pursue our dreams otherwise we would be waiting around forever.
Seeing both of these movies and comparing their teams has shown that Hollywood needs to let Broadway people work on movie musicals.
Burnham expressed his desire to re-enter standup in January of 2020...
'What you think is who you are.
Our student bloggers write about how they're coping with the current global health crisis, give insight on their school's performing arts programs, share their opinions on the latest theater news, and so much more.
As a young child, he became fascinated with dramatic storytelling through images of stained glass windows and sculptures while passing by churches as a boy walking with his mother.
Happy Anniversary to Me! I have been writing in the student blogger program, here at BroadwayWorld for a whole year.
As Pride Month kicks off, we all go to blast the Kinky Boots cast recording on Spotify as we get ready for whatever pride events we'll be attending, wanting to acknowledge a pride month musical.
Michael's latest song, Paperweight, is accompanied by a beautifully cinematic music video and holds advocacy for the chronically ill at its core.
Beyond comedy shows and late-night shows, Broadway is coming back in full speed starting this fall.
How to add some Broadway into your life as we all countdown the days till the reopening
I found out that there existed a whole community online united around Broadway, and, suddenly, I was not alone anymore.
As I sit here breathing the same air as my neighbor, I wonder to myself: what practices learned from COVID-19 should remain, and what should we bid farewell to in the theatre?
'We are, in the end, merely the weight of paper.
I do believe there is power in bringing in something that is unique, something that isn’t normally sung.