An Arkansas native, Sarah Tennille (18) moved to New York City in October of 2021 in order to study musical theatre at The American Musical Dramatic Academy (AMDA). She's been a performer and theatre lover for as long as she can remember, with some of her favorite roles being Wednesday Addams in The Addam's Family and Sandra Templeton in Big Fish, and joined the BroadwayWorld student blogger family in order to combine this love of performance with her passion for writing.
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Student Blog: Avenue Q - How Puppets Can Tell A Deeply Human Story
February 7, 2022
February 7, 2022
Avenue Q is one of Broadway's most unique masterpieces of all time. With the simple charm, music, and felt-faced protagonists of Sesame Street and the biting humor, prolific swearing, and relatable depiction of mediocre adult life, the 2003 Tony winner for Best Musical certainly made a name for itself as it delighted the audiences of New York City for 10 beautiful, off-color years. While many feel that the concept of 'Dirty Puppets' has become tired and cliche with the production of movies like The Happytime Murderers or the success of comedians like Randy Feltface, Avenue Q withstands the test of time through its sincere storytelling and simple themes that remind us all to find joy in our lives where we can and appreciate the things we have.
Student Blog: Three Things I Learned in My First Month Studying Musical Theatre in NYC - Sarah Tennille
October 29, 2021
October 29, 2021
BroadwayWorld.com Student Blogger Sarah Tennille shares her experiences in her first month in college, including the highs and lows of life in New York City and the struggles of a conservatory education.
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