“WHY. DO. THEY. HAVE. TOES.”

“This is a first for me. There is news coming out of Scotland that a paramedic has been fired from his job after it was found out that he had skipped part of his shift to attend rehearsals for an upcoming community theatre musical.”

“I don’t want you to feel bad for waiting to the right moment. I know that if you wait for the ‘perfect’ moment, you’ll never do it.”

“Unprecedented times call for unprecedented solutions, which caused actress and teaching artist Julia Giolzetti asked this question: “What if people all over the world contributed 1 minute each of a Shakespeare play, and then I spliced them into one deranged performance?” And thus, Sofa Shakespeare was born.”

“On April 1, 2020, singer-songwriter Adam Schlesinger passed away from complications from COVID-19. We wanted to take a look back at some of our favorite works of his.”

“We’re living through some unprecedented and uncertain times right now. But if you’re looking to be entertained, I recommend Todd Buonopane’s series "'Bathtub Theatre”. It caught my eye a couple of weeks ago and I can’t stop watching it.”

Instead of explaining why their customers aren’t being paid owed funds, Brown Paper Tickets has decided to go another route, throw their customers under the proverbial bus.

“Students who enroll and attend basic musicianship classes are taught valuable skills in reading music notation and have the opportunity to develop a better understanding of the musical language specific to a vocal/piano score.”

Georgia's "Shuler Awards" will still be held, despite several schools being disqualified because they closed due to the coronavirus before their performances were adjudicated.

“When we think of “cast recordings,” we think of “the original Broadway casts.” We don’t always think about the revival casts, recordings in other languages, or revisits. Here is a short collection of cast recordings that were not the “original” casts, but are very special, nonetheless and worth sitting down with some good headphones to enjoy.”

“I joined my local theatre group when I was 16 and I made friends for life. I’ve helped them prepare for auditions, celebrated when they’ve got parts and listened to their disappointment if it didn’t work out. But it didn’t stop there.”

Frantically muttering your lines under your breath? Getting your head stuck in the arm of your dress as you try your quick change for the first time? It must be the dress rehearsal!