With this being said, I have reason to believe the “folk tales” from folklore are almost a second extension of musical theatre characters’ lives.

My first interaction with Shakespeare was in my Freshman year English class with Mrs. Garver, who is  also the fabulous drama director at my high school. We read Romeo and Juliet.

I was recently reminded that this time eight years ago I was opening one of my favorite holiday experiences: Elf: The Musical at The 5th Avenue Theatre.

Remote online learning during a pandemic has made for some comical situations.

Joe Iconis is one of my favorite songwriters, and he helped reinvigorate my drive to write songs when I started my songwriting class this year.

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

I didn’t expect too much when I first began watching Over the Moon on Netflix. So when a big fluffy dog bit a chunk out of the moon in the first few minutes, I deduced it would be some light entertainment...

Daniel’s talent goes from writing a full musical to turning memes into songs

12 days of activities that will get any theatre fan into the holiday spirit!

All I can do is draw on my past experiences for guidance, find the people who care about me, and trust in myself that I can do this. I can also make lists.

Although my work is just beginning, it is already indebted to him. And so, I say,  O Captain! my Captain! Thank you.

In these hard times, we could all use some good advice! I reached out to some in the theatre community, and here’s what they had to say...

The holiday season is quickly approaching, and after the emotional rollercoaster that is 2020, everyone is ready to celebrate with their loved ones this year.

This holiday season, there isn’t much to do outside of our homes (and not much you SHOULD  do) - and many of us are accepting that this year’s festivities are going to be a little different.

Throughout the years, there have been several successful musicals produced by the Disney Theatrical Group.

Thespian Thoughts with Brenton & Mark is available wherever you get your podcasts!

The day was 6 December 2019. First day in New York and the first day I would ever watch a Broadway production in person!

My Spotify Wrapped every year has too much Broadway to be shown in public, but I felt that this is the appropriate forum to share my showtune-centric Spotify Wrapped.

Today’s guest, Sam Poon, has been performing professionally since the age of nine.

Here are the interviews with team member Elleanna Stoner and cast member Alli Sutton!

A play calendar is exactly what it sounds like- a calendar with one play assigned to each day of the month.

Ah, the holidays. Every year come late November, we BFA college students enter a sedentary period known as: winter break.

As for leisure time, I find myself turning to another form of entertainment; late night tv talk shows. 

Being a freshman in college in 2020 is no small challenge, but NYU wants to remind us all that we are not alone.

As a predominantly theatre artist and performer, I grew up not knowing too much about the film world. This past semester I took my first ever film class and my entire life was changed.