BWW Blog: No Musicals for the Moment
For as long as I can remember, I’ve turned to music, and more specifically musical theatre, to help me sort out my feelings.
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BWW Blog: Make It Modern
I dare to ask the question: how do you update shows for a pandemic?
BWW Blog: My Thoughts on MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM
Could this August Wilson classic win big at the Oscars?
BWW Blog: The Art of Storytelling
Storytelling is more than just reading a book out loud or telling a spooky story by a campfire.
BWW Blog: Why Tuck Everlasting Deserved Better
The reason Tuck Everlasting probably resonates so much with me is its story.
BWW Blog: New Movie-Musicals: Hits and Misses
After a year like 2020, where theatre was changed forever (and at times, not for the better), it’s pretty cool to see so many movie-musicals on their way.
BWW Blog: Famous Broadway Shows as Iconic Quotes from NBC's “The Office”
The title of this article speaks for itself! Be sure to check out “The Office” bloopers, extras, and collections, streaming exclusively on Peacock.
BWW Blog: Waiting in the Wings
Every waking moment since last Wednesday, I am consumed with an overwhelming anxiety about our country.
BWW Blog: At the Table Where It Happens
On January 4th I began my final semester of college, which for a theatre education major, means student teaching.
BWW Blog: What TikTok Musical Will Gen Z Create Next?
After the hit TikTok musical Ratatouille, what musical adaptation will young people across the nation compose, choreograph, and stage next?
BWW Blog: My Reaction to Mean Girls Closing
Let us mourn the loss of this great show, but when we have the chance again, let’s put all of our passion and love for this show into supporting the rest of Broadway.
BWW Blog: Dressing for Broadway
My best advice is to dress presentably and respectfully, which can honestly be interpreted differently by everyone, so I hope these specific examples are helpful.
BWW Blog: Updates on 10 Movie Musicals I Want to See
This list will only be covering films that are officially confirmed to be happening as opposed to films that are stuck in “development hell” for quite some time.
BWW Blog: Sharing Their Stories - Interview with Noah Himmelstein
This installment of Sharing Their Stories is with Noah Himmelstein!
BWW Blog: How to Rehearse Monologues When the Country is on Fire
As you know, the country is on fire.
BWW Blog: Limbo
I am excited for very few things this year because I don’t know what will happen this year.
BroadwayWorld Seeks College Student Bloggers for Spring 2021
Calling all theatre-loving college kids for Spring 2021! We're looking for Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors to share their knowledge with Freshman with recommendations and school tips in blogs for BroadwayWorld.
BWW Blog: Bringing Hope Through Theatre - Laura Lee Cole's Mission to Inspire by Teaching
As the world has moved almost entirely online, I have had the pleasure of virtually “meeting” cool people from around the globe, people with whom I otherwise would have never crossed paths.
BWW Blog: Sharing Their Stories - Interview with Olivia Reed
Olivia Reed has been able to embrace it all, growing as a person and as an actor every day.
BWW Blog: The Man of all Our Dreams - A Conversation with Josh Abram
“Anyone can cook… and create.
BWW Blog: RATATOUILLE: THE TIKTOK MUSICAL Was Surprising and Unexpected
'Not everyone can cook, but a great cook (or Musical) can come from anywhere.
BWW Blog: Goodbye December, Christmas is Gone
Student blogger Kyle Morales got to chat with former A Christmas Story cast members Johnny Rabe, Jeremy Todd Shinder, and Jack Mastrianni.
BWW Blog: Sharing Their Stories- An Interview with Seema Sueko
Seema Sueko is a theatre powerhouse and strategic consultant to Arena Stage (a theatre in Washington, DC).
BWW Blog: What to Prep for Your RATATOUILLE: THE TIKTOK MUSICAL Watch Party
Of course, no show is complete without a watch party.
BWW Blog: The Prom is Proof That Ryan Murphy Should Direct the Wicked Film Adaptation
Until we get any news, I’ll be rewatching “The Prom”.
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