“You don’t get to market yourself as a place of discovery, growth, and personal development while simultaneously telling your artists they don’t matter.”
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“These revivals maybe didn’t run long, or win big, or trend on theatre social media —but absolutely deserve more love.”
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“Rent Remixed wasn’t a revival. It wasn’t a reinterpretation. It was more like a chaotic rebranding — a glossy, Auto-Tuned, glow stick-fueled clubland version of the East Village. “
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“The dynamic duo best known for playing Bill and Ted, everyone’s favorite time-traveling slackers, are trading in their phone booth for a barren tree and the bleak existential ramblings of Samuel Beckett. And I, for one, could not be more excited.”
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“The best community theatre reviews I’ve read meet the work where it is. They acknowledge the context. They don’t compare a local production of Chicago to the Broadway revival, but they also don’t pretend like it’s immune from critique.”
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“If you find yourself unable—or unwilling—to meet this moment in theatre, maybe you’re not the one who should be writing about it.”
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“I hope Masquerade doesn’t just replicate the Broadway version of Phantom in a new setting. I hope it reimagines it. Deepens it. I want this version to haunt me, not just entertain me.”
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“I was recently made aware of a situation where a student has threatened legal action against their university’s theatre department. Their claim? That they were denied an equal education because they were never cast in a single production during their years in the program.”
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“Leslie Odom Jr. returning to Hamilton as Aaron Burr this fall? That’s not just a wink. That’s a standing ovation before the curtain even rises.”
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“When you react like that, the conversation stops being about the unfair criticism and becomes entirely about your overreaction.”
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“Let your kid be in the show. Let them shine. But don’t hand them the spotlight. Make them earn it like everyone else.”
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“The show doesn’t work without them. The magic? The world-building? The audience believing that what’s happening onstage is real? That’s the props team, working behind the curtain, making it all feel effortless.”
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