“BroadwayWorld Award-winner Robbie Rozelle has announced his return to the historic nightclub Birdland with an all-new show, “Bring Me Giants” on June 29, 2023 at 8:30pm.”
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“June’s edition of Odd Salon NYC will spotlight six sensational stories of amazing feats and astonishing failures, religious rites and profane performances, fireworks, follies, and fame! Curated by Co-Producer Greg Taubman.”
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“The Office! A Musical Parody, the unauthorized send-up of the hit TV series today released photos of actors Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey’s surprise visit to the Off-Broadway musical comedy that lovingly spoofs the iconic tv series in which they starred from 2005 to 2013.”
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“Keen Company Artistic Director Jonathan Silverstein today announced the appointment of playwright Chisa Hutchinson and actor Jason Tam to Keen’s Board of Directors. Also announced today was the appointment of actor Kate Baldwin to Keen’s Advisory Council.”
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Tony-winning designer David Korins has been named as creative director of “Immersive Van Gogh”, a multi-media digital art exhibition, making its New York City debut on June 10 with a 70,000-square-foot facility located at Pier 36 on Manhattan’s lower east side.
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“MSG Entertainment has announced that the 2020 production of the ‘Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes’ has been canceled due to the health crisis.”
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“For the first time in a long time, the site BroadwayWorld, will be looking for a new first-night Broadway critic. Michael Dale has announced he is stepping down from the position, which had held for over a decade. Better yet, both Mr. Dale and BWW are hoping to fill the position with a diverse candidate.”
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“During this time of physical isolation, New Victory Theater is continuing their dedication to sharing the performing arts in a fun, accessible way by inspiring families to learn performing arts skills from the comfort of their own home through an initiative called New Victory Arts Break.”
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3-D THEATRICALS announces 6 different Zoom classes, workouts and talks today, April 17 by 3D+U online series.
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Weekly programming to screen on the Paley Center’s YouTube Channel for Free starting on March 31, 2020.
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Brilliantly re-envisioning E.M. Forster’s masterpiece Howards End to 21st-century New York, THE INHERITANCE asks how much we owe those who lived and loved before us, questions the role we must play for future generations, and dares us to fearlessly hold on to the wild ride called life.
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In the Company of Harold Prince, the new exhibit at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center, was already in the works when Hal Prince died on July 31st of this year at the age of 91.
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Dancing Girl is an adaption of the famous story, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, that centers around Esmeralda instead of the usual story which centers around Quasimodo.
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When I, a staunch feminist journalist, learned of the blog championed by Stephanie Iscovitz, Alexandria Balsamo, Devyn White, and Abby Judd, I was ready to jump to my computer and write an article standing for women’s rights in the entertainment community. The article that you’re about to read stands up for those same women, but with a different message after reviewing the facts.
The scattered social media testimonies of these women alleged various financial improprieties that when matched with receipts and supporting emails indicate that many of their assertions are deceptive. The facts unraveled the site disseminated throughout social media by Stephanie Iscovitz as a labyrinth of misleading comments geared towards creating unrest and damaging a project that by numerous accounts adds much-needed industry guidance within the arts community, The New York New Works Theatre Festival.
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Ever wonder what happened to the characters of your favorite musicals after the curtain closes? Well, so have the creative team behind ‘Sequel the Musical”, and improv show that improvises a sequel to a Broadway musical of the audiences choosing. When asked about how the idea came to be, creator, Rachel Zeolla said “I got into musical improv because of my love for musical theater, so I tried to create a show that encompassed both of those things. There are so many amazing stories in musical theater, and I felt like it would be fun, and hysterical, to explore where else those stories could go in their sequels.” The team has improvised anything from “Phantom of the Opera” to “Footloose” and has even improvised four different versions of “The Sound of Music.”
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Let me tell you, I have had the privilege of doing interviews for OnStage Blog for well over a year now, and some stories are just so amazing, surreal, and inspiring. Some of these interviews and hearing these artist stories strongly remind me that if you work hard for your dreams, your dreams will work hard for you.
With that said it is my honor to introduce you to the wonderful Sarita Amani Nash.
Sarita is making her Broadway debut in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Parts 1 & 2) at the Lyric Theatre. What makes her debut so special is that for four years before making her Broadway debut on the Lyric Theatre Stage, Sarita’s ‘survival’ job was ushering at the Lyric Theatre. The very people that she was showing to their seats at the Lyric are now sitting in those very seats watching her perform on the Lyric stage in Harry Potter 8 times a week. How cool is that? Some stories truly write themselves, and I feel this is only the first chapter for this amazing young actress.
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