Student Blogger: Paige Rosko - Page 2

Looking into the future, I wish I would have more time with you. Coming into this school as a sophomore and then spending most of my year has left me with hopefully two full years. I wish I could be at this school for all four years. I look to the future with optimism and I cannot wait to get back on campus and be with my people.

While it might take a while for these acts to be implemented, it is important to understand that speaking out and taking action does create change.

When the time comes for Broadway to re-open, I really think that the people who make the decisions of what comes to Broadway should focus on new voices and new art. 

Mamma Mia just announced that a third movie is moving towards production. But do we need that?

The performances by pop stars like Cardi B, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, and more all had theatrical elements that reminded me of some of my favorite Broadway performances. The sets, costumes, energy, and more reminded us all that Broadway does not have to be open for theater to thrive.

I think that the theater industry has a long way to go when it comes to the relationship between disabilities and the stage. Seeing disabled people succeed in this industry has given me the confidence I need to continue finding my path in theater. There are also times, in this industry, that make me feel small and misrepresented. But, in the future, we can just hope things get better.

In this article, I am going to look at some shows that might have had a short run on Broadway but were influential in other ways. Both of the shows I am going to be talking about started out as flops, with horrible reviews but then were revamped and became a part of pop culture today. 

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, now is the best time to celebrate the best Broadway couples that we’ve seen on stage.

Let us mourn the loss of this great show, but when we have the chance again, let’s put all of our passion and love for this show into supporting the rest of Broadway.

As we enter December, we also enter one of the hardest times for college students: finals week.

Bootlegs are one of the biggest controversies surrounding the theater industry.

When I was a freshman applying to colleges, I attended multiple theater design and technology interviews, or portfolio reviews.