“There is an audience for a Taylor Swift musical. We all know she will inevitably be involved in Broadway. The question remains: How will she accomplish this?”
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“There are thousands of theatres around the globe that showcase one of the world’s oldest professions. There is only one question left: which theatres and art houses should you visit?
Here are nine theatres that may not be as front and center as Broadway but have their unique characteristics.”
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Ask most theatre fans, and they will tell you a show that returns them to a nostalgic time in their lives brings great comfort. These shows can amplify and connect with their feelings, whether it's feelings of joy or discord. While there are many I could list, these are the shows that are my top comfort shows.
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“Post-show talkbacks are events that theater artists both love and hate. Connecting with the audience and hearing their feedback is heavenly, but some of the questions and behaviors are hellish. What can you do to keep the experience in the angelic range with the heat turned down? Try keeping in mind the following dos and don’ts.”
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“Ah, the musical episode. Many people joke that a musical episode is a sign for the end of a television program. Often, they are seen as low quality tv. I, however, love them.”
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“What are some plays that shake up the gaming conventions and get geeks pounding on the theater doors? Here’s a list that can launch you into the hearts and minds of your neighborhood nerds.”
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“Even when you’ve done your homework, even when you’re fairly progressive about theatre you take your child to, mistakes can be made. Sure, we know that The Pillowman and Avenue Q aren’t for the younger set, but some shows aren’t quite so obviously R-rated.”
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“How do you find works that are meaningful but that today’s teenagers can relate to and enjoy? The following list includes ten shows that are first and foremost great shows with strong storytelling. Teenagers are tackling tough topics and theater can help.”
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“2020 was a messy, difficult year, but most of the good things that happened, like Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical, were the product of community, sharing, structures of power being shaken up by outsiders, and people who, in spite of the circumstances, or maybe even because of them, had a strong desire to make a positive impact in the world.”
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