“Jonathan Larson changed the face of musical theater. And he did it with one show. Rent.”
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“There are some people out there who might actually be wondering why those of us who love theatre LOVE Les Misérables. Maybe they think it is overrated, or maybe they’ve never actually seen a production of it and – as a result – cannot possibly understand why we won’t stop talking about this show three decades after it first premiered. For this reason, I’ve decided to make a shortlist that can help make things clearer for those people.”
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“Many of us, myself included, have fond memories of school theatre trips. But are school theatre trips always educational? I would argue not.”
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After all these years, 1776 has become a musical I love and respect. It just goes to the power of live theater. When you walk into a play thinking, “This doesn’t have anything to do with me or my sensibility.” you might just be taken by surprise.
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“In a time when Broadway needs a hero, Taylor Swift could be the industry’s saving grace.”
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"Heart of Rock n Roll" didn’t take itself too seriously, and that was precisely its appeal. It was a celebration of joy and nostalgia, wrapped in a package that was unapologetically campy and wonderfully entertaining.
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“Sunday in the Park With George” defined what we now think of as off-Broadway and made stars out of its largely unknown director, cast, and producers.”
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“In a surprising turn of events, Tony-nominated actor Andrew Rannells has withdrawn from the highly anticipated musical "Tammy Faye" due to unresolved contract issues. The announcement was made by Rannells himself while talking to a reporter from CBS on the Tonys red carpet.”
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“Let’s delve into the standout contenders across major categories, offering our predictions for the winners of some of the major Tony Awards. Get ready for an exciting look at the best of Broadway!”
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“Scenes and numbers are timeless as most of them still easily resonate today in regard to things happening within our world. It’s just too bad the show really didn’t have a chance back then.”
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“Set design has the power to elevate the theatrical experience to a fantastical level, or just bring us into another’s daily existence. Whether it be lavish or simple, the stage is a powerful visual tool. To stage designers everywhere, I salute you.”
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“According to a social media post by the fitness guru, there is interest in potentially bringing a show to Broadway that would encourage people to exercise during the performance.”
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