Classes are back in full swing for me, so I’m happy to have a creative outlet like this, and such a wonderful platform here on BroadwayWorld. I hope everyone is doing well. 

While millions of sports fans tune in across the country to watch the big game, many are more interested in the halftime show that always showcases an astonishing musical artist who brings a stunning performance to be remembered.

Thank you, Christopher Plummer for being my first love and for all the wonders you’ve created. May you rest peacefully in your well-deserved honour.

In order to grow as an artist and theatre-maker, I need to separate success from happiness, and theatre from life.

Even theatre fans will be able to cheer on their favorites because there are several film adaptations of Broadway shows on the list of Golden Globe nominees this year.

I’m not the same performer I was when I first heard the word “coronavirus,” and I’m not the same person either. Here's why.

This Covid winter quarter at Northwestern, I’m lucky enough to be engaging with theatre in a variety of ways. Beyond my continued largely-virtual study of musical theatre, I’m choreographing a play with music, performing in a play, and recently performed in a musical theatre cabaret.

Here are 5 new categories that I insist the American Theatre Wing must consider adding to the Tony Awards. 

Cara desperately wanted someone to talk to about the stereotypical 'The Broadway Body' and its issues. But her frustrations grew as she found no resources to discuss the topic. 

Our student bloggers write about how they're coping with the current global health crisis, give insight on their school's performing arts programs, share their opinions on the latest theater news, and so much more.

Until I can get out of my own way and let elementary school Macy back in, I’ll continue reading beautiful plays and writing silly little stories, exercising my creative writing muscle back to strength. ​​​​​​​

My family being in the audience “no matter what” has been a constant in my life

Today we will explore the humble beginnings of the musical theatre meme, and follow its path into the mainstream. 

Self taping is a really great tool and provides a lot of pros despite it not being the in-person auditions we are all used to.

It wasn’t until I started taking a course in puppetry for my college’s January  term, where I began learning about more esoteric methods and philosophies of  puppetry, that I was able to fully appreciate the amount of puppetry that happened  nightly in Ferguson’s studio.

What was I getting myself into!? Well, now that I’ve had ample time to reflect on this experience, I can tell you exactly what I got myself into.

This past weekend, I had the pleasure of interviewing Martín Acuña, host of BACKSTAGE TALK podcast.

No matter how cliché, it is accurate to say that there are good things to remember despite  the troublesome time.

It's simple, when I get overwhelmed I cry and it’s ok and that's what happened 2 days ago, Monday night at 9:30pm. It’s normal and we’ve all been there. College is hard especially in the winter quarter and in the middle of a pandemic. 

Check out which theatrical leading lady you are below!

Hopefully this list gives you some new reads, and if not, reminded you of some old favorites.

Groundhog Day is one of the most underrated musicals of the 2010s.

What better way is there to wait for upcoming movie-musicals than by learning about their original stage productions?

Losing your opportunity to do what you love is an intense feeling. A feeling all of us felt, whether you’re on stage or off.

You’ve conquered country, pop and now alternative music. You’ve won 10 Grammy awards (so far). You’ve topped the charts and broken your own records. What’s next? Here’s my pitch: write a musical.