Yesterday, during a performance of Broadway’s ‘Hadestown’, a performer reprimanded an audience member multiple times over what was thought to be a recording device. It wasn’t. It was a captioning device that allows people with hearing loss to enjoy the show. The incident left the audience member traumatized and has called for a great understanding of accessibility needs in theatres.”
Read More“Thank you for the memories. Thank you for building a connection with my grandmother. Thank you for my childhood, where you had a constant presence.”
Read More“I know the score backward and forwards, and so I definitely learned some foreign words during those listens, though I also manage to find something new every time I listen to the aforementioned original. That’s one of the ways I know it’s worth loving as much as I do.”
Read More“It’s been reported that Broadway’s ‘Beetlejuice’ will take its final bow at the Marquis Theatre on January 8, 2023.”
Read More“Although this play was short and sweet with a running time of an hour and fifty minutes including the intermission, it was long enough to convey that women are intelligent, resourceful, powerful, and deserve to be acknowledged for the great work they do.”
Read More“According to sources, discussions surrounding the possibility of bringing the Muppets holiday classic to the stage have intensified.”
Read More“When the curtain rose, I didn’t actually hear Lea Michele say “Hello Gorgeous” because as soon as she appeared, the audience went feral.”
Read MoreAccording to a press release for an upcoming concert staging of the show, it appears plans are in the works to finally bring ‘Children of Eden’ to Broadway.
Read MoreForgive me for being tired of the Broadway shows with white leads and likely diverse supporting roles and ensemble. It’s a routine that’s gone stale.
Read More“The Door McAllen church released a statement today apologizing for their production of ‘Hamilton’, in which they altered lyrics to fit Biblical teachings and included a sermon at the end of the show that contained anti-LGBTQ rhetoric.”
Read More“It’s come to light that well-known Broadway performers, Laura Osnes and Chad Kimball, are pursuing legal action against production companies/news outlets due to the negative impact their refusal to get vaccinated and adhering to COVID rules has had on their careers since the outbreak of Covid-19. This was not a case of discriminatory fallout from a good faith actor, this was wanting to have their cake and eat it too, regardless of how it might affect anyone else”
Read MoreOnce beloved Broadway darling, Laura Osnes, has filed a lawsuit against the NY Post for supposedly falsely reporting she had been fired from a show due to her non-vaccination status.
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