Open Letter to Sara Bareilles Inspired by SOUNDS LIKE ME
by Julieta Sverdlick - July 16, 2018 SOUNDS LIKE ME by Sara Bareilles is a book that can speak to every person that has ever felt lost, or in love, or sad, or happy, or ugly, or smart. It speaks to basically everyone, and it deserves to be read. These are some of the things it made me feel.... 
MOUNTAINS: THE DREAMS OF LILY KWOK Brings a Turbulent Tale of Food and Family to the Belgrade
by Stephi Wild - April 30, 2018 Three generations of women in one British Asian family will have their extraordinary story told on stage in Coventry this spring in a powerful new play by Yellow Earth Theatre and Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester. Adapted from the bestselling memoir by Helen Tse, Mountains: The Dreams of Lily Kwok ... 
ZOLA's New French-Infused Track 'Téléphone' Out Now
by Sarah Jae Leiber - December 06, 2019 Today, indie-pop songstress ZOLA has released her new single, 'Téléphone' via KIDinaKORNER Records.... 
BWW Review: CIVIL WAR VOICES at Walnut Street Theatre
by Alyssa Biederman - April 26, 2019 After climbing the back stairs to the third floor, I entered into an intimate theater dressed to look like an attic in a historic home. It felt full of secrets.... 
American Classics Performs 'Songs From After The War' Two Shows In Greater Boston
by Julie Musbach - February 04, 2019 American Classics is the Greater Boston area's only performing organization dedicated solely to both the scholarship and enjoyment of American music. Since their first season in 1995, every concert blends vocal and instrumental music in a musical journey. Critics have called American Classics concer... 
BWW Interview: Phoebe Waller-Bridge Talks Bringing the Female Psyche Out of the Shadows and Into the Light in FLEABAG
by Nicole Rosky - March 07, 2019 The New York debut of the DryWrite and Soho Theatre production of FLEABAG, produced by Annapurna Theatre, begins performances tomorrow, February 27, ahead of a March 7 opening at Soho Playhouse (15 Vandam St.). FLEABAG is written and performed by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, making her New York stage debut... 
Graham Norton Interviews Elton John in New BBC One Documentary ELTON JOHN: UNCENSORED
by Stephi Wild - September 27, 2019 A new documentary about Elton John will be released by BBC One, according to Deadline. In the film, John be interviewed by Graham Norton and open up about his struggles with addiction, his career, and fatherhood.... 
Luray Releases Single 'Unwritten'
by Kaitlin Milligan - June 19, 2019 Luray is thrilled to share “Unwritten”, the latest single from her forthcoming album Dig, the new album from Richmond, VA by way of Wisconsin musician Luray, aka Shannon Carey. Due out July 26th on 6131 Records, Dig was produced by her brother S. Carey and recorded with engineer Brian Joseph, whose ... 
Epic Theatre Company Presents CHARLOTTE'S WEB and THE SECRET GARDEN
by Sarah Hookey - May 09, 2019 Epic Theatre Company is excited to announce a summer for everyone with two familiar classics that will touch the heart and revive the spirit. After the success of previous edgier warm weather fare, the theater is thrilled to turn its attention to programming that's accessible for all ages and audien... 
VIDEO: Arielle Jacobs Won't Go Speechless in Music Video for New ALADDIN Ballad
by Nicole Rosky - August 02, 2019 Broadway's very own Princess Jasmine, Arielle Jacobs, won't go speechless. The Aladdin star recently recorded her own version of 'Speechless'- a song written by Alan Menken, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul for the new Aladdin film. Check out the brand new music video and read her blog entry, written on t... 
Photo Flash: Take a Look at Production Photos from Bedlam's THE CRUCIBLE
by Chloe Rabinowitz - November 20, 2019 BEDLAM's production of Arthur Miller's THE CRUCIBLE opens Off-Broadway at the Connelly Theater (220 E. 4th Street) tomorrow, Thursday, November 21. ... 
Luray Announces Tour Dates
by Kaitlin Milligan - July 17, 2019 Luray, the Richmond, VA by way of Wisconsin musician also known as Shannon Carey, is excited to announce upcoming tour dates in support of the new album Dig, out July 26th on 6131 Records. Dig was produced by her brother S. Carey and recorded with engineer Brian Joseph, whose own credits include Su... 
Leah Capelle Reveals New Single ALDER LAKE
by Abigail Charpentier - July 16, 2019 Alt singer-songwriter Leah Capelle can attest to one thing - 'every songwriter is more than just a voice.' In her guest blog on The Talkhouse, the Chicago-bred/LA-based artist questions: 'What is our responsibility as artists? Is it to provide a much needed break from the heaviness of the news? Is i... 
Guest Blog: Designer Rosanna Vize On THE AUDIENCE
by Marianka Swain - June 03, 2019 When Sam Hodges first approached me about designing The Audience, he did so with a bartering tool. He pointed out that this play has already been done, it's been done to huge success with huge budgets in huge theatres and with actual Corgis, it's been done in the most proper way it could be… We, the... 
BWW Review: Tituss Burgess in Concert at The Kennedy Center
by Jack Read - July 28, 2019 It's rare to see a show that feels like it could only happen in one place, at one time. Especially at The Kennedy Center, known for the utmost professionalism, temporal tightness and delivery of all its professional shows - you go to The Kennedy Center because you know you're going to see a show whe... 
Actor Maybe Burke Addresses Misgendering In Reviews Of 'safeword.'
by A.A. Cristi - April 30, 2019 Actor and activist Maybe Burke, currently appearing in the new play safeword at The American Theatre of Actors, took to social media this week to address multiple instances of misgendering in reviews of the play.... 
British Artist Lucy Sparrow's DELICATESSEN ON 6TH To Open At Rockefeller Center, October 1
by A.A. Cristi - September 10, 2019 Contemporary British artist Lucy Sparrow, known for her covetable felt art pieces and shops, will return to New York City with Lucy Sparrow's Delicatessen on 6th, an interactive public art project and retail experience at Rockefeller Center. Opening on the corner of 49th Street and 6th Avenue on Oct...
Open Letter to Sara Bareilles Inspired by SOUNDS LIKE ME
by Julieta Sverdlick - July 16, 2018 SOUNDS LIKE ME by Sara Bareilles is a book that can speak to every person that has ever felt lost, or in love, or sad, or happy, or ugly, or smart. It speaks to basically everyone, and it deserves to be read. These are some of the things it made me feel.... 
Exclusive: Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui On Creating The Movement Of JAGGED LITTLE PILL
by Guest: Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui - June 21, 2018 In this feature, originally printed in the program of American Repertory Theater's JAGGED LITTLE PILL, choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui discusses his influences and creating the movement for the musical world of Alanis Morissette.... 
See YOUR Story Live Onstage At The Chicago Playback Theatre Ensemble Show
by A.A. Cristi - June 14, 2019 Have you ever experienced something that would make a great story? Tell your story and the Chicago Playback Theatre Ensemble will perform it on the spot at Tell Us Your Story: The Chicago Playback Theatre Ensemble Show at The Salon Theater at Collaboraction Studios in The Flat Iron Arts Building at ...
FELT-A-CON Returns to Seattle, 8/10-12
by A.A. Cristi - June 21, 2018 FELT-A-CON, a small Seattle-based puppet festival, returns for its third iteration, August 10-12 at Theatre Off Jackson. Early Registration is currently available at a discounted fee. The regular Registration fee will take effect July 1st.... 
BWW Blog: Selecting a Season
by Student Blogger: Sarah Tossman - April 09, 2019 Hello, Broadway World! So last week, I talked about my college's social justice based season, and this week, I want to talk about something kind of related, but also different. A few weeks ago, I had my Theatre Student Review, which is a process at my school wherein each theatre student meets with... 
BWW Blog: Silent Judgement- An Honest Analysis on Good Audience Etiquette
by Student Blogger: Madeline Oldham - November 09, 2018 There seems to be a trend amongst drama students and performers of any age in having difficulties being a good audience member. The leafing through of the Playbill becomes an arena for snobbish comments about past credits and how he/she, for one reason or another, are fit for a different role in a d... 
Guest Blog: Actor Charles Aitken On BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR
by Guest Blog: Charles Aitken - October 10, 2018 To be playing Billy Bishop on the eve of the hundredth anniversary of Armistice Day is an incredible honour.... |
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